Taghazout and Tamraght are small surf villages, and you can get around without a car. Uber, Bolt and DiDi do not operate here, but you can walk, take a taxi or bus, or rent a scooter. For prices on every route, see taxi and bus prices. Arriving by plane? See Agadir Airport to Taghazout and Tamraght.
🚶 Walking Is the Default
Most cafés, beaches, surf shops and guesthouses are within a 5–15 minute walk.
- Footpaths and shortcuts: Locals use small dirt paths between buildings. Feel free to explore them.
- Hills and stairs: Tamraght is built on a hill, so expect some short but steep climbs.
🥾 Walking Between Villages
You can walk between Tamraght and Taghazout along the beach or on the coastal promenade. The distance is about 3.5 km and takes 30–40 minutes. Morning or late afternoon is best, when it is cooler.
- 🌊 Beach route: Quiet and beautiful, but best at low tide. Some sections can be rocky or wet, so check tide times first. View beach route on Google Maps
- 🌅 Promenade route: A paved walkway above the beach with benches, palm trees and ocean views. Good at any time of day. View promenade route on Google Maps
🚕 Taxis
- Grand taxis are the large taxis you see on the road. They run fixed routes, for example Taghazout ↔ Tamraght ↔ Aourir ↔ Agadir. If you ride "collectif" (shared), you pay per seat. Wait by the road and wave one down.
- Private taxis take you door to door, and you pay for the whole car. Always agree on the price before you get in.
- inDrive app: You set your price and nearby drivers can accept or make a counteroffer. Availability varies. Get the inDrive app
- Need a driver? We list a few trusted local drivers for rides to Agadir, Paradise Valley, the airport and more. See local taxi drivers
💡 Tip: Shared and private taxis look the same. Before you get in, ask "collectif?" to confirm you are paying per seat, not for the whole car.
🚌 Local Buses
Bus 32 runs between Agadir, Tamraght and Taghazout. Bus 33 runs between Tamri and Agadir. A ride costs about 7.5–10 dirhams (under €1), paid in cash to the driver.
- Buses can be crowded during commute hours.
- Late buses are unreliable, so take a taxi after dark.
- Schedules change, so check at your guesthouse or hostel.
See bus routes, stops and prices.
🛵 Scooter Rentals
- Daily rentals usually cost 150–250 dirhams (€14–23).
- A helmet is essential. Not all rentals provide a good one, so ask for one that fits well.
- Roads can be sandy, uneven and narrow. Drive slowly and watch for pedestrians in the villages.
Ask your accommodation about scooter rentals.
✅ Final Notes
- You do not need a car unless you plan to visit remote beaches or take day trips inland.
- Need a ride? Your host or surf camp can usually connect you with a trusted local driver.