Things to do in Tamraght

Is Tamraght worth visiting?

Yes, if you like the ocean, the outdoors and a quiet base. Tamraght is a calm village with the beach on one side and hills on the other, and both Taghazout and Agadir are a short drive along the same coast.

The village is known for warm people and a multicultural community, and it draws travellers who come to surf, hike, train or simply slow down. You can come all year round.

Getting around is simple: on foot, by petit taxi or grand taxi, by bus, or with a rented car or scooter.

What is the beach like in Tamraght?

The beach is the main draw. Tamraght beach is about 5 to 10 minutes on foot from the apartment, Banana Beach is nearby too, and the coastline towards Taghazout and Agadir has more beaches to explore.

A beach day here can mean a swim, a surf session or a long walk at sunset. The map on the home page shows the walk from the apartment to the beach.

The coast between Agadir and Taghazout is known for surfing, so you can easily combine time in the water with time on land.

See the rooftop and its ocean view

Where can you shop and eat in Tamraght?

Mini-markets in the village cover the daily basics a short walk away, and H’Kid in Tamraght handles a fuller shop. For a big shop, there is a Carrefour in Anza, a short drive south towards Agadir.

The restaurant scene in the village is growing, from surf-café breakfasts to proper dinners, with more options along the coast road. The line-up changes with the season, so ask Yozi what is good at the moment rather than relying on an old list.

If you would rather not cook, Nutrition (breakfast + dinner) at 30€ per day per guest is prepared for you.

Getting here, parking and the local shops: the practical guide

Are there markets in Tamraght?

Yes. There are weekly souks in Tamraght and in Aourir, known as Banana Village, about 4 km down the road. Ask locally for the days.

The souk in Aourir is the bigger one and the better bet for fruit and vegetables at local prices, and it is worth a morning even if you only come to look around. Between the markets and the village shops, a long stay is easy to supply.

Staying a few weeks: working remotely from Tamraght

Where can you hike near Tamraght?

In the hills right behind the village. The Atlas hills are part of the view from the rooftop, and hiking is one of the things the area is known for.

Walking into the hills from the village is the simplest way to start. For longer routes, ask locally before you go.

Back at the apartment, the rooftop is a good place to stretch after a long walk, with the foam rollers, bands and massage guns from the gym.

What else is there to do, and how does training fit in?

Taghazout and Agadir are both along the coast for a change of scene, and the rooftop gym is there between outings. Splitting the day between the ocean and a session at home is easy.

Taghazout, just up the coast to the north, is the surf village of the area, about 5 to 10 minutes away by car. Agadir, to the south, is the nearest city: its centre is about 15 to 20 minutes by car, depending on traffic.

If you are staying at TheApartGym, the private gym and the rooftop turf make it easy to keep a routine: a morning session, the beach in the afternoon, and recovery on the terrace at sunset.

Training in Tamraght: the gym guideSee the apartment and its rooftop gym