Golf de l'Ocean
Agadir
Golf de l’Océan is a fantastic choice for golfers looking to enjoy sunshine golf in Agadir, with a scenic 27-hole layout set close to the city and the Atlantic coastline. Designed by Belt Collins, the course is spread across three loops of nine holes, giving golfers plenty of variety across a golf holiday in Morocco.
The course covers around 90 hectares and makes excellent use of its natural setting, with greens, natural sand, four lakes and a mix of eucalyptus, tamarisk, cypress, mimosa and palm trees shaping the round. It is a course with a lovely sense of space, but it still asks questions. Some holes are open and inviting, while others feel narrower and more strategic, with deep bunkers, water and coastal breezes all adding to the challenge.
Golf de l’Océan has also hosted notable tournaments including the Hassan II Trophy, the Lalla Meryem Cup and the Atlas Pro Tour Cup, giving it a strong pedigree for golfers who like to play courses with a competitive feel. For holiday golfers, it works particularly well because it combines quality design with a relaxed resort-style atmosphere, making it suitable for mixed-ability groups, couples and golf societies.
After golf, Agadir is ideal for unwinding. Golfers can enjoy the beachfront promenade, visit the marina, explore the souk, relax in a hammam or enjoy fresh seafood and Moroccan dishes by the coast. For those wanting to explore further, Taghazout, Paradise Valley and the Souss-Massa region all make excellent additions to a golf holiday itinerary.
Agadir Airport
16km
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Time Zone:
GMT+0
Currency:
British Pound
Temperature:
00-00℃
Cost of a Beer:
£5.00
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£5.00
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About The Area
Agadir has long been Morocco’s most established golf destination, offering dependable sunshine, spacious resort-style layouts and a relaxed Atlantic coastline atmosphere. For UK golfers seeking winter warmth without long-haul travel, it provides excellent value alongside strong course variety.
Three standout venues form the backbone of the region’s golf offering. Golf du Soleil features two contrasting championship courses — the Championship and Tikida — both framed by eucalyptus trees and gently undulating terrain. Nearby, Golf Les Dunes delivers generous fairways and panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains, making it particularly appealing for mixed-ability groups. Completing the trio, Golf de l'Ocean blends desert-style features with palm-lined fairways and well-protected greens, offering a slightly sterner test.
Golf in Agadir is typically open, playable and forgiving off the tee, yet strategic around the greens. The courses are walkable, well-conditioned and rarely overcrowded, allowing for relaxed rounds followed by long lunches on sun-soaked terraces.
Off the fairways, Agadir’s wide sandy beach stretches for miles, ideal for post-round strolls. The modern marina offers waterfront dining and sunset cocktails, while traditional Moroccan cuisine — tagines, grilled meats and fresh seafood — is a highlight throughout the city. For cultural exploration, the hilltop Agadir Oufella ruins provide panoramic views, and the nearby Souk El Had offers a vibrant taste of local life.
The prime golf season runs from October to April, when temperatures are warm but comfortable and rainfall is minimal. For golfers looking for sunshine reliability, solid course variety and excellent value, Agadir remains one of North Africa’s most dependable golf escapes.
