Set on Agadir’s Bay, a few steps from the city centre, Allegro Agadir offers air-conditioned accommodations featuring a terrace or a balcony with view, and many activities.

Allegro Agadir has elegant rooms, all equipped with satellite TV, an individual safe box and a direct dial phone. They either overlook the pool or the garden. Family rooms are available.

Allegro Agadir serves both international and traditional Morrocan cuisine in its main restaurant. Guests can also have a drink at the Lobby and the Piscine bars, and party all night long at the hotel’s private Sport bar.

Many activities are available on site including gym sessions, tennis and evening entertainment. Children have their own pool, games and club. The hotel is also located right in front of the Medina and the sandy beaches.

Golf Du Soleil

The complex at Golf Du Soleil consists of three distinct courses: the Red and Yellow loops have nine holes each, while the Blue Course is a full championship layout. The original 1999 course is full of variety and charm and will remind some of playing golf in Florida.

In the tradition of most Moroccan golf courses it is delicately landscaped with flowers, decorative lakes, eucalyptus trees and brooms. Players will need to know how to drive the longest holes to challenge the par, but also place the wagers to play on the narrower holes. Most of its greens are well defended by generous bunkers which will spice up the game. The Champion course is reminiscent of links courses around the world, although sporty by its design, but flat and without particular physical difficulty, will allow the most motivated players to play this course on foot. Its open layout will guarantee a true game experience.

The Championship course, longer than its sister course The Tikida course remains the favorite of good players, which regularly hosts club competitions, national and international tournaments.

Tazegzout

Located just 15 minutes from Agadir, Tazegzout Golf Club, not to be confused with the area of Taghazout Bay itself, takes pride of place on a dramatic patch of land that sits high above the Atlantic Ocean and offers golfers breaking views from start to finish.

Designed by Kyle Phillips, the par 72, 6,730 metre layout at Tazegzout golf course spreads across 76 hectares of land and is perched 80m above sea level, with each hole enjoying breathtaking views of the ocean. The course meanders through the natural Argan vegetation, rising to a crescendo on the final 3 holes, which are played over two deep rocky ravines and finally along the 80m cliff edge. The finishing holes at Tazegzout Golf are a spectacular test and will provide endless stories to retell on the terrace of the magnificent clubhouse.

An indication of the quality on offer here comes in the form of its designer. Tazegzout Golf opened for play in 2014 and before that, Phillips had completed work on the likes of The Grove, host of the 2006 WGC American Express Championship won by Tiger Woods, and Kingsbarns which is widely considered to be one of the best links courses in Scotland, not to mention many, many others.

Early holes take you inland up uphill, with fairways that cut their way through the rugged desert mountain landscape and between giant bunkers that are definitely best avoided. Eventually, the course turns towards the coast and comes to a crescendo over the final 3 holes which are among the most exciting in all of Morocco.

It’s a tough call due to the fact that there are so many standout options, but we’d argue the Signature Hole comes at the par 3 17th, where the tee shot is played over a rocky chasm to a dramatic green that seems perched on the edge of the world. This do or die hole is as tricky as it is beautiful, with the Atlantic just a few hundred meters to the left providing the perfect backdrop. The par 5 18th hole isn’t too shabby either, taking you all the way back along the coast to the clubhouse which, yes you guessed it, boasts spectacular ocean views. Rated as the 7th best golf course in Morocco, Tazegzout is a must for anyone looking to embark on an Agadir Golf Holiday.

Golf Les Dunes

Just outside Agadir, the landscape is punctuated by eucalyptus and stands of broom trees, which presented Robinson with a remarkably beautiful blank canvas. In typipcal style, he took full advantage, manufacturing a golf course that is as beautiful as it is enjoyable. Played from the championship tees, it has enough teeth to challenge even the most talented golfers, yet the separate sets of tees ensure that the layout is accessible for players of all standards.

Since its 1999 inception, Golf Les Dunes has been at the forefront of the golfing boom in Morocco, and remains one of the country's most attractive courses today.