Cheap flights to Agadir

In the ongoing COVID-19 context, what is being asked for is a flexible ticket or a date-change waiver to maintain smooth operations. Travelhouseuk is offering flexible tickets on flights to Agadir during the pandemic.

The present scenario calls for advance bookings, say three to six months prior to your flight. When developing your travel plans, it is recommended to keep some room in your programme for possible rescheduling. Get the details today either by calling us over the phone or shooting a message on Facebook. Keep your phone close and your travel agent closer for updates on the latest activity and news.

The current travel restrictions on Agadir flights due to COVID-19 state that only UK nationals who are resident in Morocco and their immediate families can travel. Essential travelling for business or official purposes is allowed to the extent that persons invited by a Moroccan company on business as well as government officials are allowed entry.

• Royal Air Maroc
• British Airways
• Iberia Airlines
• Lufthansa
• Air France
• Brussels Airlines
• TAP Air Portugal
• AirBaltic Airlines
• Flybe
• Thomas Cook Airlines
• Brussels Airline

• The flight to Agadir from London Heathrow Airport is 7 to 10 hours long. The flight comes with a stopover, most probably at Casablanca.
• Manchester to Agadir flight is 9 to 11 hours long. This flight usually comes with two stopovers, one in London the other in Casablanca.
• Flights from Birmingham to Agadir are sometimes 9 to 12 hours long. Depending on the airline, these flights can have one to two stopovers.
• Flight taking off from London Gatwick Airport to Agadir is 5 to 9 hours long. They usually come with just an hour-long stopover at Casablanca Airport.

No, as of now there are no direct flights to Agadir from any airport in the United Kingdom. The best route to reach the city is to take a direct flight to Casablanca using Royal Air Maroc airlines and then taking a domestic flight to Agadir.

The cheapest time of the year to go to Agadir is probably in May. Not only is the weather beautiful at that time of the year, the flux of tourist to the city is also at an annual low. This is because the schools are yet to close for the summer break and potential tourists opt to be patient for a month before storming the white beaches of Agadir. Beat them to the punch and come a bit early in the summer to the city for better accommodation with cheap prices and low-cost airline tickets.

As a result of promoting opportunities for budget travelling by offering the cheapest Business Class flights to Agadir, more and more people are gravitating towards them. The general track is that Business Class travellers prefer to fly with Royal Air Maroc, British Airways, and Air France. We have exclusive deals and payment methods for cheaper and easier acquisition of said flights respectively. This is why you need to follow us on social media or the e-newsletter we offer our clients.

To maintain a budget-friendly environment as much as possible, Travelhouseuk allows travellers to fly to Agadir now and pay later. They can finance their flights by making payment in monthly instalments. To be able to do that, travellers booking with us must make an initial deposit. The mechanism requires this deposit for it to proceed towards securing your tickets. This instalment plan can be employed to tackle last-minute high prices, expensive Business Class flights, or simply to manage your budget deficits. Get the right information and quick results by calling us at 020 3137 2316, or switch to Facebook where we also answer your queries.

The best time to visit Agadir would be between the months of February and June, or you can come to the city in the months of October and November. These two time spans allow the tourist to experience the best ambience Agadir can offer. The highest temperatures do not go beyond 28°C even in May, which is great for that golden sunshine therapy you wanted. During these tenures, there is little to no chance of rain so you can enjoy the city to the optimum. Agadir is a major winter beach resort of Morocco.

The Agadir – Al Massira Airport (AGA) serves the city of Agadir. This international airport handles all the air traffic of the southern regions of Morocco. In 2017, Al Massira Airport was host to 1.5 million passengers, mostly coming from Europe. The airport plays a vital role in the tourism industry of the region. The airport is further inland, away from the white coast of Agadir. The journey from the airport to a hotel on the beach is about 30 kilometres long, which pans out to be a 40-minute ride by car.

In all cases, an RT-PCR test report stating a negative COVID-19 result must be provided to the concerned authorities. Please bear in mind that the test report will be considered expired after 72 hours of the test itself, meaning the test must be conducted within 72 hours before boarding the airplane and should not be done through the NHS. Please make due arrangements for a private test. The residency card, family register, and invitation by the concerned Moroccan organisation must also be produced, as the case desires, before the authorities.

Agadir is a multilingual and multicultural city of Morocco. The city is located in the south of the country, right where the tail of Atlas Mountain ranges and the River Souss converge to fall into the sea. Agadir is also among the few urban centres in Morocco where the majority of people speak Tashelhit instead of Arabic as Lingua Franca. The city’s economy mainly relies on tourism and fisheries.

• The Souss-Massa National Park resides right on the other side of the Souss River, south of the city. The national park is over 33,000 hectares in area and is a protected conservation site for many bird species. These include the Northern Bald Ibis and Marbled Ducks that are considered endangered. These birds breed on the coastal rocky cliff, in small cave and cracks where it is hard for any predator to disturb their nests. Apart from these birds, the Park is a sanctuary for animals like the Addax, Scimitar Oryx, Dama Gazelle and Dorcas Gazelle.
• The ‘Valley of the Birds’ is a zoo at Agadir, in central Agadir, quite close to the beach. There are birds of every kind and colour seen at the zoo. From Peacocks to Macaws and from the whistling swallows to the contemplating flamingos, all can be seen at this zoo. If you are bringing children with you on your vacation, this probably is the place you would be visiting often. The birds are not the only spectacle at the zoo; the “valley” also houses llamas, mountains goats and marquees. The zoo welcomes all free of charge and is well maintained. There are fast food outlets and other restaurants close to the zoo that you can visit later.
• The Agadir Medina is only 15 minutes away from the city centre. The Medina is a complex of shops and restaurants that have been stuck in medieval times. If you love architecture this is the place for you. The cobblestone pathways and the red brick walls of the medina are unique and perfectly preserved. To think that these alleyways and ancients doors were once used by people actually living in the 15th century gives the visitor a calming nostalgia. The shops are still open and are not overcrowded. The theatre in the complex has mosaic floors that do demand a visit, at least once on your trip.

The best ways to move about the city is by taxi. There are two types of taxis in Agadir: the petit taxi or small taxi and the grand taxi or large taxi. The petit taxis are metred and are only allowed to move within the city limit. The grand taxi can be hired when you have to leave the city limits, to visit the Souss-Massa National Park or other areas. Grand taxis are essentially shared taxis, so when you are hiring one just for yourself, bargain the price with the driver. The biggest depot of all sorts of taxis is at Batoir, near the Royal Palace of Agadir. The Bus network is also cheap and efficient but swarmed with people. It takes less than 10 Dirham to reach your destination via a bus.

The newly built city has attracted a lot of investors and hotel companies to build fabulous and extravagant hotels in the city, most of them are near the beach.

• Hotel Sofitel Agadir Royal Bay Resort
• Hotel Sofitel Agadir Thalassa Sea & Spa
• Tikida Golf Palace
• Atlantic Palace Agadir
• Royal Atlas & Spa