Souk El Had
One of Morocco's largest traditional markets, with more than 6,000 stalls selling spices, argan oil, pottery, and fresh produce.
Souk El Had is enclosed by walls with gates and contains more than 6,000 stalls. Different sections sell fruit and vegetables, spices, olives, argan oil, leather goods, carpets, silverware, and pottery. It is the best place to experience a Moroccan market atmosphere and pick up souvenirs. Prices are lower than in the tourist areas of Marrakesh, but haggling is still expected. The market is closed on Mondays and busiest on weekends. Keep an eye on your belongings. Inside the market, small restaurants serve tagine and mint tea.
Opening hours
Tuesday–Sunday about 8:00 AM–8:00 PM; closed Mondays
Nearby sights
- Museum of Amazigh Culture
- Jardin d'Olhão
- Vallée des Oiseaux
- Agadir Beach & Corniche
- Medina d'Agadir (Coco Polizzi)
- Agadir Cable Car
- Marina d'Agadir
- Agadir Fishing Port