Agadir Al Massira Airport (AGA)

The airport sits about 22 km inland from Agadir, and there is no train. A city bus now runs into the centre, but for hotels, late landings and the surf coast, how you leave still matters. This site is an independent guide to those choices. It says it doesn't sell the rides itself.

The airport in brief

Agadir Al Massira has the code AGA and the ICAO code GMAD. The guide calls it the third busiest airport in Morocco, after Casablanca and Marrakech. It is named for the Green March, and it has one 3,200 metre runway that can take wide body aircraft such as the Boeing 747.

Routes and prices

• Agadir city and beach hotels, 22 km, 25 to 40 minutes, from 20 euros.
• Taghazout, 48 km, 50 to 65 minutes, from 28 euros.
• Tamraght and Aourir, 42 km, 40 to 50 minutes, from 26 euros.
• Taroudant, 80 km, 70 to 85 minutes, from 55 euros.
• Essaouira, 175 km, 2.5 to 3 hours, from 110 euros.
• Marrakech, 235 km, about 3 hours, from 120 euros.

Fares are shown in dirhams and euros and were checked in June 2026.

Three ways out

A pre-booked transfer suits evening arrivals and surf villages. A driver waits with your name and the price is fixed before you fly. A grand taxi waits at the rank outside, and you agree the fare first. The guide puts it at about 200 to 250 dirhams by day, more at night. A rental car suits surf weeks and trips to Paradise Valley or Taroudant. Around 19 rental desks sit in the arrivals hall.

The site also has pages on car hire, hotels near the airport, and tips from people who drive these routes.