Agadir in October
Warm, golden days, a warm sea and the return of the surf.
26°
Daytime high
Night low 15°
- Sea temperature
- 21°
- Rainfall
- 22 mm 2 rainy days
- Sunshine
- 8.5 hours a day
- Daylight
- 11.5 hours
What the weather is like
October afternoons are still warm at about 26°C, with nights near 15°C. The sea holds its summer warmth, around 21°C.
The first autumn rain can arrive late in the month, though most years see only one or two wet days.
Swells pick up and the point breaks of Taghazout start to wake up. With warm water and solid waves, it is a favourite month for surfers.
What to pack
Summer clothes for the day, a light jumper for the evening, swimwear and sun cream. A 3/2 wetsuit for surfing.
What to do
Surf in Taghazout, swim at Agadir beach, visit Souss-Massa as migrating birds arrive, explore the souk.
Local tips
European autumn holidays bring more visitors at the end of the month. Book early for late October.
All months
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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