"How much should I budget?" is one of the questions we get most. The honest answer is that Taghazout can be very cheap or surprisingly expensive, and the difference is almost entirely where you sleep and where you eat. Below are real prices as of October 2026, and three example weeks. We use about 11 dirhams to the euro. Prices can change over time, so treat these as a guide, not a quote.
Everyday prices
Food and drink
- Mint tea or a café noir in a local café: around 8 to 15 dirhams (about €1)
- Msemen (a flaky flatbread) from a stall: 5 to 150 dirhams (under €1.50)
- A sandwich: 25 to 55 dirhams (€2–5)
- A tagine in a local restaurant: around 30 to 70 dirhams (€3–6)
- A main course in a visitor-facing restaurant: around 75 to 130 dirhams (€7–12)
- A specialty coffee: 25 to 45 dirhams (€2–4)
- A 1.5 liter bottle of water from a shop: 5 to 7 dirhams (under €1)
Looking for somewhere to eat? Browse restaurants and cafés.
Getting around
- Bus to Agadir: under 10 dirhams (under €1)
- Shared grand taxi to Agadir: 10 to 15 dirhams a seat (about €1)
- Taxi from Agadir airport: about 300 dirhams each way for the car (€27)
For fares on every route, including buses and shared taxis, see taxi and bus prices.
Surf and well-being
- Group surf lesson with board and wetsuit: around 300 dirhams (€27)
- Board and wetsuit rental: 50 to 100 dirhams a day (€5–9)
- Drop-in yoga class: around 100 to 150 dirhams (€9–14), and about 220 dirhams (€20) for a 90-minute class
- Hammam: about 15 dirhams (about €1) at the public hammam in Aourir, plus 50 (€5) for a scrub; spa hammam and massage packages 350 to 600 dirhams (€32–55)
- One-hour massage: around 350 to 500 dirhams (€32–45)
Compare surf schools, camps and rentals, or find yoga classes and spas and massage.
A bed for the night
- Hostel dorm bed: from about 90 dirhams (€8), usually 100 to 150 (€9–14)
- Simple apartment in the village: from about 350 dirhams (€32)
- Sea-view apartment: 400 to 800 dirhams (€36–73)
- Guesthouse double room: around €50 (about 550 dirhams)
- Resort hotels in Taghazout Bay: from about €100 (1,100 dirhams), and €250 (2,750 dirhams) or more at the top end
Browse places to stay in Taghazout and Tamraght.
Three example weeks
These don't include flights.
On a tight budget: about 2,500 dirhams (around €230)
A hostel bed, breakfast and lunch from cafés and street stalls, cooking some dinners, a rented board most days, the bus or a shared taxi to get around. Very doable, and very fun.
Comfortable: about 6,000 to 8,000 dirhams (around €550 to €730)
A guesthouse room or an apartment you share, eating out twice a day, five surf lessons or a week of rental, a taxi from the airport and back, a hammam, and a day trip.
The surf camp week: about €450 to €850 (roughly 5,000 to 9,350 dirhams), plus extras
Most all-inclusive camps land in this range for a shared room: bed, most meals, lessons or guiding, gear, transport and often yoga. Budget another €50 to €100 (550 to 1,100 dirhams) for the dinners that aren't included, coffee, souvenirs and a massage. See how to choose a surf camp.
Where the money goes
- Cash. Carry it. Many cafés, taxis and shops are cash only, and there are only a few cash machines in the villages. See money, cards and tipping.
- The view costs extra. The same tagine is cheaper up on the main road than on a seafront terrace.
- The resorts are a different world. A dinner at the hotels in Taghazout Bay can cost as much as a day or two in the village.
- High season. Around Christmas, New Year and Easter, rooms go up and book out. Book early.
For a full price list, from coffee to surf lessons, see what things cost in Taghazout and Tamraght.