Agadir beach & promenade
Stroll or cycle the long seafront, swim, and watch sunset over the Atlantic between matches.
FIFA World Cup 2030 · Host City
Agadir at the World Cup 2030
Where to stay, how to reach the stadium, what to do between matches — and how to turn your fixtures into a private Morocco trip.
Adrar Stadium70,000 seatsAtlantic / South
Agadir for the World Cup
Agadir at the 2030 World Cup
Agadir is Morocco’s beach-resort host city for the 2030 World Cup, on the Atlantic coast in the south. Matches are played at the Adrar Stadium on the city outskirts, being expanded to 70,000 seats for the tournament. Rebuilt after the 1960 earthquake, Agadir offers a long sandy beach, a modern marina, the Souk El Had and the hilltop Oufella kasbah — and is the gateway to Paradise Valley and the surf town of Taghazout, all via Agadir Al Massira Airport.
Atlantic / South70,000-seat stadiumPrivate transfersTours between matches
Why go
- The Adrar Stadium on the city edge is being expanded to 70,000 seats for the tournament.
- Morocco’s premier beach resort — a long Atlantic beach and marina make it the most relaxed host city.
- A modern, easygoing city rebuilt after 1960, with the huge Souk El Had market and the Oufella kasbah viewpoint.
- Gateway to Paradise Valley and the surf mecca of Taghazout just up the coast.
Host stadium
Adrar Stadium
Capacity
70,000 seats
Region
Atlantic / South
Nearby host cities
Marrakech
The stadium
Adrar Stadium
Capacity
70,000 seats
Location
on the city outskirts
Matches · Being expanded to 70,000 seats for the tournament, the Adrar Stadium is set to host group-stage and knockout matches in Morocco’s beach-resort host city.
Getting there
Getting to Agadir & match-day transfers
Fans fly into Agadir Al Massira Airport (AGA), about 25 km from the resort. The Adrar Stadium sits on the city outskirts, so book a private transfer for match days to avoid tournament-day crowds and surge pricing. Agadir also links by road to Marrakech in around three hours, handy for a second host city.
Skip the queues
Private transfers, on your schedule
Tournament days mean surge pricing, scarce taxis and gridlock around the ground. Pre-book a private car or van with an English-speaking driver and travel airport-to-riad and riad-to-stadium without the stress.
Arrange private transfersWhere to stay
Where to stay in Agadir
The right neighbourhood makes the tournament. Here is how the best fan bases break down — we can book any of them, from riads to seafront hotels, around your fixtures.
Neighbourhood
Beachfront / promenade
Resort hotels along the seafront with direct beach access — the classic Agadir holiday base.
Neighbourhood
Marina
Modern apartments and hotels around the yacht marina, with restaurants and cafés on the water.
Neighbourhood
City centre / Talborjt
More affordable hotels near the Souk El Had and local life — central and well connected.
Between the matches
What to do between matches in Agadir
You will have full days between kick-offs. Here is how to spend them — the sights, flavours and corners of Agadir that make the trip more than ninety minutes.
Souk El Had
Browse one of Morocco’s largest markets for spices, argan oil, crafts and produce.
Oufella (Agadir Oufella) kasbah
Ride up to the hilltop ruins and the giant Amazigh hillside inscription for panoramic bay views.
Make it a Morocco trip
Turn your fixtures into a Morocco journey
You have come this far — see the country beyond the stadium. Add a few days either side of your matches, all fully private and tailored to your dates.
Add-on
Agadir in 2 days
A relaxed beach-and-market itinerary covering the seafront, souk and kasbah.
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Taghazout surf (3 days)
The laid-back surf village up the coast — waves, yoga and beach cafés.
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Marrakech (host city, 3 days)
Drive up to the Red City — another 2030 venue and gateway to the Atlas and Sahara.
ExploreFan tips
Agadir fan tips
- Agadir is the host city to unwind in — base here for the beach, then transfer to the Adrar Stadium for matches.
- Pre-book your stadium transfer; the Adrar Stadium is on the outskirts and match-day taxis will be stretched.
- Surfers should add a few days in Taghazout just up the coast — it’s one of North Africa’s best breaks.
Good to know
Agadir World Cup 2030 FAQs
Which stadium hosts the World Cup 2030 in Agadir?
Matches are played at the Adrar Stadium on the city outskirts, which is being expanded to 70,000 seats for the tournament.
How far is the stadium from Agadir city centre?
The Adrar Stadium is on the city outskirts, a short drive from the beachfront and centre. Allow extra time on match days and pre-book a private transfer.
What airport do I fly into for Agadir?
Agadir Al Massira Airport (AGA), about 25 km from the resort, handles direct flights from across Europe.
Can I combine the World Cup with a Morocco tour?
Yes — Agadir is the gateway to Paradise Valley and Taghazout’s surf, and links by road to Marrakech in around three hours, so most fans add a beach or Atlas trip around their matches. We tailor private tours and transfers around your fixtures.
Plan your World Cup trip
Heading to Agadir for 2030?
Tell us your match dates and what matters most. A travel designer will reply within 24 hours with a tailored plan — riads, airport and stadium transfers, and private tours between games.
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