Agadir Boat Trip – Fishing, Swimming &amp

Book this trip now for a concise, action-packed day on the water with an expert crew guiding every step. Meet at the Agadir marina, board the boat, and enjoy a convenient start with friendly faces handling the check-in from the moment we set sail.

Duration 4 hours: 09:00–13:00. Capacity up to 12 passengers. Price 70 EUR per person; children 40 EUR. Offers for groups of 4+ bookings. Includes high-quality fishing gear, snorkeling equipment, life jackets, and bottled water. A fresh fruit box adds healthy snacks on board. The itinerary is specific to calm coastal conditions and designed for all ages.

The itinerary runs along the Sahara coast line, providing panoramic views and occasional dolphin sightings. Stops include a 1-hour fishing session, a 20-minute swimming break, and time to enjoy the scenery while the crew shares practical tips. The captain is an expert with local knowledge, and the crew adds safety briefings and friendly support at every moment.

Specific meeting details: assemble at the promenade near the main pier, about 15 minutes before departure; bring sunscreen, hat, light jacket, and a small bag. Wear non-slip shoes and leave valuables in the locker on board. Everything you need for the activity is provided; restrictions apply in rough sea or high wind, in which case we offer a reschedule or credit with no penalties.

Why it’s ideal: a convenient option for families and groups seeking quality time on the coast, with a predictable schedule and inclusive gear. Especially suitable for first-time anglers and curious travelers who want a balanced mix of light sport, social meeting, and relaxed swimming. Our team ensures every passenger feels welcome and well cared for from the first hello at meeting to the final wave goodbye.

Ready to reserve? Check the calendar, pick a date, and book directly. If you need a tailor-made version, we can adjust the duration, add private gear, or set a custom meeting point. This is a straightforward way to add value to a day by the sea on the Agadir coast.

What Types of Fish Can I Expect to Catch on the Agadir Boat Trip?

Book the dawn date to maximize your chance of landing yellowfin tuna and dorado, while the ocean stays calm and the onboard crew guides you with personal tips for success. This early start delivers delight on every pull and sets a positive vibe for the rest of the trip.

Expect a mix of pelagic and coastal species, including yellowfin tuna, dorado (mahi-mahi), barracuda, bonito, mackerel, snapper, grouper, and sea bream. In this region, you may also encounter amberjack and occasional larger catches depending on the date. This region is especially productive in summer. Each catch adds to your experiences and gives you plenty of chance to test different tackle and techniques.

To maximize results, choose a booking date with calm sea conditions. Transportation to the marina is straightforward from central hotels here in Agadir. Onboard gear is provided, but bring jackets for pre-dawn starts. Keep your personal water bottle and sun protection ready; you’ll appreciate the peace between bites as water spray cools the deck. The friendliness of the crew enhances the vibe, and their tips help you find productive spots. This activity offers plenty of action, including a range of species, with clearly priced packages and easy booking steps. The experiences you collect here will stay with you long after the trip.

Keep exploring the region by pairing your trip with other shore activities or a peaceful sail back for a moment of calm; a well-planned booking keeps your schedule flexible and heightens chances for successful catches. If you value a personal connection, the crew’s briefing before departure sets the mood, while the ocean climate and friendly onboard atmosphere make every moment memorable.

Seasonal offshore species: tuna, dorado, and barracuda

For the best offshore fishing this season, book a guided 8-hour trip with a small group to hit peak times when tuna, dorado, and barracuda actively feed, usually in the early morning to late afternoon windows with calm winds.

Our crew delivers authentic, personalized guidance so beginners gain confidence quickly, while experienced anglers sharpen technique. The guidance focuses on the ideal weather patterns, current lines, and productive spots listed in our atlas, with gear matched to each species.

dommarbury, the captain with deep-sea know-how, shares proven tactics and keeps the pace steady, a setup most anglers appreciate for safe, predictable offshore runs.

Transportation to the marina is streamlined, with shuttle options from central hotels, and the day can include a brief onshore stop for fresh air and light activities such as sandboarding on nearby dunes for a positive, flavorful break.

If youre new to offshore fishing, you need proper gear, and we tailor equipment and instructions to your pace, so you enjoy scenery and steady progress from the first cast to your final catch.

Just bring a positive attitude, and our team will guide you through every step of the day, from prep to the moment you release a fish and savor the scenery.

Nearshore catches: sea bream, snapper, and mackerel

Book a half-day trip from the city marina with a trusted provider, and you’ll balance focused fishing with time for a refreshing swim.

Nearshore catches lean toward sea bream, snapper, and mackerel. Sea bream typically run 0.3–0.6 kg, snapper 0.4–1.2 kg, and mackerel 0.25–0.8 kg, with multiple keeps per outing when conditions are calm. Where tides stay stable, bites come quickly and you can re-rig fast for the next line, giving plenty of chances to add to your tally. Clear bite signals help you time your next cast, and the light tackle keeps it manageable for beginners and satisfying for families.

Dates run daily, with morning 09:00 or afternoon 13:00 departures. A half-day on the water covers about 2.5–3 hours, part of a busy day, leaving time for a quick dip or a stroll along the quay before returning to the marina.

Pricing updates are posted and seats are available on most departures. Packages are priced per boat or per guest, with add-ons like gear rental and fish cleaning available. If you need to cancel, you can do so up to 24 hours before the date for a refund; otherwise refunds follow the provider’s policy and are processed within 5–7 business days.

Onboard comforts include shade, clean seating, and a soothing breeze. After the bite, soak in the sunshine and enjoy delicious bites or desserts to round out the day.

Whether you seek a calm, family-friendly outing or a thrill-filled session, this option fits. Adding flexibility to your visit, you can request gear setup, target preferences, and a pace that matches weather windows. This arrangement adds convenience for travelers.

From the city, a quick ride to the marina makes it easy to fit a visit into a busy day. This experience delivers a steady bite rate, a chance to stock up on fresh fillets, and a memorable coastal cruise.

Size, weight, and bag considerations for popular targets

One requirement for smooth handling on deck is a compact, weatherproof bag size 25–35L; keep total gear weight around 9–10 kg. From taroudant to Agadir, you can join cruises that blend adventure with a unique scenic coastline and maritime culture, including a friendly meeting with the crew. A seamless flow from preparation to landing helps everyone enjoy the day more, especially on dates with calm seas.

1. Small reef targets (0.5–3 kg)

   • Size and weight: 0.5–3 kg typical; use 15–25 lb test line; leader 20–30 lb; rod 1.8–2.2 m; reel loaded with 150–250 m of line.
   • Bag considerations: keep 1 keeper per fish; measure on deck; release undersized fish; total carry 3–5 kg if you keep 1–2 fish; use a cooler bag with ice to preserve fillets.
   • Gear tips: including light jigs 10–25 g or small plastics; optional extra spares in a waterproof pouch; forward planning helps deck flow; taste and aroma of your catch add to the experience.

2. Medium pelagic targets (4–8 kg)

   • Size and weight: 4–8 kg common; line 30–50 lb; leader 50–80 lb; rod 2.4–3.0 m; lures 60–120 g; trolling setups or fast jigging.
   • Bag considerations: aim for 1 keeper or two smaller fish per person on date-specific limits; larger specimens released; measure first; total bag around 5–12 kg depending on date.
   • Gear tips: bring a mid-weight harness; spare 30–50 lb spool; optional gaffing tools; beverages and snacks help during the fight.

3. Large pelagic targets (8–25+ kg)

   • Size and weight: 8–25+ kg; line 60–80 lb; leader 100–130 lb; rod 2.7–3.4 m; heavy jigging or trolling gear; sturdy reel with smooth drag.
   • Bag considerations: limit to 1 keeper per person when allowed; release others; use a tape measure to verify size; total bag weight often 8–15 kg depending on catch and date.
   • Gear tips: heavy tackle box, cutters, and a sturdy landing net; optional stout belt and seat; forward planning improves safety and speed on deck.

The offering focuses on flexibility for various groups, with friendliness from the crew, and a feedback loop to update the maritime offering. On board, you will find a restroom and beverages to enjoy along the scenic coastline. For those seeking an adventure that matches your taste, plan your date carefully and share feedback after the trip; various options and optional side stops suit your group’s needs, with forward planning for dates and seamless execution. This region connects inland markets with coastal experiences, enhancing your overall trip.

Gear, tackle and lure tips for different species

Recommendation: start with a 50–80 lb braided main line paired with a 60–100 lb fluorocarbon leader and a 7’6″–8′ rod for most nearshore pelagic targets around Agadir, Morocco, to ensure solid hookups and worry-free days on the ocean there.

• Pelagics (tuna, dorado, wahoo): Use a heavy setup that handles long runs and strong pulls. most setups rely on a 50–80 lb braid and a 60–100 lb leader; reels should offer smooth drag and quick line pickup. Lures include 6–8 inch skirted baits, metal jigs in the 180–350 g range, and surface poppers 100–180 mm. Colors in daylight: chrome, blue/black, and neon; at dawn or dusk try bright patterns. Trolling speed stays around 6–8 knots; when birds circle, switch to casting and work the surface to trigger strikes. These tactics work well for catching offshore and inshore schools off the city coast, and they translate to positive memories on Morocco cruises and guided trips.

  • Leader length: keep 5–15 ft of fluorocarbon to reduce bite-off risk from big tuna and dorado.
  • Terminal tackle: use circle hooks 5/0–7/0 for easier hook-ups and higher landing rates.
  • Maintenance: rinse gear after every day to protect against salt and sun; inspect guides for salt buildup and smooth drag rings for frictionless work.

• Bottom species (grouper, snapper, yellowtail, sea bass): Target reefs and wrecks with a stout bottom rig. For these there is value in a 40–60 lb main with 60–80 lb leader, a 7’6″–8′ rod, and a reel with solid line capacity. Use jigs in the 80–200 g range, vertical metal spoons, and soft plastics in natural hues to match the local forage. A dropper or sliding sinker rig improves bites when current is strong, and you can switch to a small live-bait setup if permitted by the charter. You’ll find best results during moving tides and in the calmer parts of the day in the Agadir area, making it a favorite choice for many participants on guided charters.

  • Jigging: 80–150 g vertical jigs with steady pulls; pause every few seconds to entice bottom feeders.
  • Color choice: earth tones and silver reflections mimic local forage; keep a few glow/green options for dirty water.
  • Leaders: use 60–80 lb fluorocarbon with 40–60 lb main line to balance strength and sensitivity.

• Medium snappers and nearshore species (mackerel, bonito, small trevally): Use lighter tackle that allows quick bites and fast retrieves. A 20–40 lb main line with 20–40 lb leader supports lively fights and short runs. Lures include metal spoons in 15–40 g range, small soft plastics, and in-line spinners. Match the lure size to the fish; most bites come when the bait is between 2–4 inches in length. Color options: silver, blue, and reflective gold. Work with steady retrieves and occasional twitches to provoke strikes, especially in the busy fishing days around Agadir’s bays.

  • Spinners: choose 2–4 g spoons for micro-chases; use a fast turnover to keep lures in the strike zone.
  • Soft plastics: 2–3 inch paddletail or curl-tail grubs in blue/white or chartreuse.
  • Line management: keep the line tight to avoid tangles when multiple boats are casting in close quarters with meeting guides or in busy harbors.

• Inshore saithe-like and coastal species (red mullet, seabream, bream): For these species, lighter gear shines. A 12–25 lb braid with a 12–25 lb fluorocarbon leader, a 6’6″ rod, and a small spinning reel handle easy, precise casts from the shore or a shallow reef. Use micro jigs (10–20 g) and small soft plastics (1–2 inch) to imitate baitfish or crustacean scraps. Chunk baits or meal-based attractants can improve bite rates when the water is clear; use natural tones to blend with the seabed. These equipment choices let you fish from the city shoreline or a calm boat ride, producing steady catches and lasting memories for participants during a Morocco cruise or a guided shore excursion.

  • Snook-like targeting: bounce a 10–15 g jig along sandy patches close to structure to draw shy fish from hide.
  • Live baits: if permitted, small shrimp or minnows increase contact rates in clear water.
  • Hook choice: circle hooks size 6–1/0 work well for seabream and red mullet to reduce gut hooks.

• Lure selection and presentation notes: For all species, bring a basic kit of spoons, soft plastics, and topwater options. Include at least three color patterns (chrome/blue, dark blue/black, and glow) to adapt to water clarity and light conditions. Practice a few retrieves before your trip to avoid overthinking; a simple steady reel pace or a controlled twitch-twitch-pause can produce the most bites, and adjustments often come within a single day of fishing there. Throughout your days on agadir cruises, these tactics deliver consistent catches and help you build positive stories with every bite. Remember to hide from glare when the sun is high by angling the line toward shadows or deeper water to keep your lure visible and your line less visible to wary fish.

Availability and gear loans: many charters in Agadir city offer worry-free gear rental and guided instruction, making it easy to start catching on the first day. Reviews highlight how these kits perform in diverse conditions, and you’ll often see participants returning for additional days because the equipment, the tips, and the gentle coaching create memorable, low-stress experiences. Also, if you’re joining a group, bring a compact kit for luggage balance and a break between long sessions to keep energy high for meal breaks and socializing with the crew. There are plenty of moments to share stories and plan the next day of memories on Morocco’s blue ocean.

Best practices for landing, handling and releasing fish on board

Always land the fish with a soft landing net and keep it in the water or on a damp deck mat during the initial moments on board; for a 5-hour trip, this approach reduces stress for mackerel and other species and helps them swim away healthily in the beautiful environment around you.

Handle with care: wet hands or gloves, support the fish along its belly, and avoid squeezing or lifting by the jaw or gills; use a dehooking tool and optional barbless hooks; if the hook is deeply seated, cut the line and let the fish recover in water.

Even a mouthwatering mackerel deserves a careful release; keep the fish in the current, move it gently to the surface, and allow revival time; avoid exposing the fish to air longer than necessary; once it shows strength, give it space to swim away.

Onboard program notes: quality equipment and a variety of tackle options enable specific, tailored guidance from our expert crew; here on the 5-hour itinerary, personalized tips, especially for first guests, improve safety and total experience. This offer also includes optional restroom access and clear, non-refundable booking terms, while reasons customers return include what they value in care for their catch and the fish’s welfare; this approach adds value and is reflected in ratings for their time on board.