Cheap Flights from London to Agadir

The resort city in the country of Morocco, Agadir is a very attractive, clean and very orderly country with friendly locals. This exotic city is surrounded by the majestic mountain ranges of the Anti-Atlas, the Sahara Desert and many national parks and secluded beaches which serve as the biggest tourist attraction. Clean beaches, first class golf courses and luxurious spas make Agadir a travellers’ paradise. Agadir is a tolerant Muslim country where the local Berber community loves and respects their heritage and are very welcoming to visitors.

Tip: If you have time, travel outside town to Medina d'Agadir which houses authentic Berber craft stores for a quaint day-trip.

Getting There

Agadir-Al Massira Airport is an international airport in Agadir, Morocco. All direct flights to Agadir, especially from the European countries come through this airport. There are around 12 direct flights between London and Agadir per week. It takes 3 hours and 50 minutes to travel from London to Agadir.

While flying from London, you will be using London Southend, London Stansted, London City or London Heathrow, and will be landing at Agadir- Al Massira Airport. Flights are usually available from easyJet, Ryanair, Lufthansa, Brussels Airlines, Lauda. Cheap flights from London can be booked from Ryanair, EasyJet and Lufthansa. London to Agadir flight bookings can be done through easyJet since this airline provides the highest on-time arrival percentage.

Tip: Saturday is the cheapest day to travel from London, so make the best use of it and have the time of your life on your vacations.

What to see in Agadir

The main attraction of this divine resort city is its beaches which stretch for miles and miles. The tranquillity of the waves presents a very inviting and calm feeling which one should never miss to witness. You can hike to the Kasbah, which is a fortification built in 1541, which presents not only the beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean but also impresses us with the medieval Arabic architecture. The Memoire d’Agadir is a museum which exhibits the photos and newspaper clipping covering the times from the devastating earthquake of 1960. A visit to Souss Massa is a must as it is the only place in the world where you can see the northern bald ibis.

Tip: Don’t stop yourself from golfing and enjoy.

Stay, Shopping, Eating, and Drinking

Many places are available throughout the city to live which not only provide cheap and comfortable residence but also provides the luxury and the best view possible.

There are many souks which is a very integral part of the Moroccan culture and you can experience the life from the eyes of the locals in there. Many handicraft products are available which become the best souvenirs you can gift to anyone.

The street snacks, as well as the restaurants, provide for the best kind of food you can find. Foods of all variety are available, but one of the things you just have to try is the sweet fried bread, which is an African variant on the doughnut.

Although most locals do not engage in consuming alcohol, the Moroccan Whiskey is one of the most popular drinks here, which is a sort of a tea served in ritual ceremonies and is absolutely delicious and refreshing.

Tip: Along the beaches, you can find most restaurants that serve alcohol but the prices are high.

London to Agadir flights can be combined with accommodation for better deals. Use Trip.com personalized itinerary tools to plan the perfect vacation.