Agadir in February
Warm afternoons, cool evenings and big swells. Almond trees bloom in the Anti-Atlas.
22°
Daytime high
Night low 9°
- Sea temperature
- 17°
- Rainfall
- 30 mm 4 rainy days
- Sunshine
- 8 hours a day
- Daylight
- 11.2 hours
What the weather is like
February is much like January, with a little more warmth: afternoons reach about 21–22°C, and nights are around 9°C. Days are getting longer, with about 11 hours of daylight.
Rain falls on around four days, often from passing Atlantic fronts. Between them, the weather is usually clear and bright.
The surf is still in full season. It is also the time when almond trees flower around Tafraoute in the Anti-Atlas, a popular day trip from Agadir.
What to pack
T-shirts and light trousers for the day; a warm layer and a jacket for the evening. A 4/3 wetsuit for surfing.
What to do
Surf in Taghazout and Imsouane, take a day trip to see the almond blossom near Tafraoute, enjoy long lunches on sunny terraces.
Local tips
Keep an eye on the forecast for Atlantic rain fronts, which usually pass in a day. They are followed by very clear, clean air.
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Around Agadir
- Imsouane Surf village, 90 km from Agadir –
- Paradise Valley Palm gorge, 40 km from Agadir –
- Taghazout Surf village, 19 km from Agadir –
- Tamraght Surf village, 14 km from Agadir –
- Kasbah Agadir Oufella Historic hilltop, 4 km from Agadir –
- Agadir Marina Waterfront, 3 km from Agadir –
- Agadir Beach City beach, in the city –
- Souk El Had Market, 2 km from Agadir –
- Souss-Massa National Park Nature reserve, 60 km from Agadir –
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