Agadir: the paradise of families on a budget
Agadir is emerging as a cost-effective and sunny alternative to traditional European destinations. The Moroccan resort offers an authentic cultural change of scenery at prices that defy all competition for families.
Jenna Carr, known by the pseudonym "Travel Mum", has made family travel her main activity. In an interview with Sun Travel, she now highlights Agadir as a destination of choice for parents looking to escape the European continent.
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The influencer points out that this Moroccan city does not resemble the traditional seaside resorts of the Costa del Sol. For her, Agadir retains an authentic dimension where tourist infrastructure does not erase local identity, offering a richer alternative for families.
The activities offered on site go off the beaten track with direct access to traditional souks and opportunities to explore the desert. "This is not a place where families would traditionally go, but it’s amazing," says the blogger, seduced by this mix of comfort and culture.
Financially, the destination proves to be particularly accessible with an estimated cost of around 720 euros for a stay of three people. This budget allows access to quality hotel complexes.
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The local infrastructure focuses on the needs of the youngest with dedicated pools, game clubs and large green spaces. The hotel mentioned also offers breathtaking views of the gardens or the pool, as well as easy access to the beach thanks to free sunbed services.
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