Souk El Had

Souk El Had in Agadir is a vibrant and lively marketplace that offers a fantastic cultural experience. With its colorful stalls and bustling atmosphere, it is a must-visit for anyone wanting to experience authentic Moroccan life. The souk offers a wide range of goods, including fresh produce, spices, traditional Moroccan clothing, handcrafted jewelry, and beautiful textiles. The friendly vendors are eager to share their products and often engage in cheerful bargaining, creating a welcoming environment for visitors. What sets Souk El Had apart is its blend of traditional Moroccan culture with a modern touch, making it accessible for both locals and tourists. The rich scents of spices and herbs fill the air, adding to the sensory experience. You can also find unique souvenirs, from intricate leather goods to locally made ceramics, making it the perfect place to pick up a special gift or keepsake. Whether you're looking to shop or simply soak in the atmosphere, Souk El Had is an unforgettable experience.

Great place for shopping , biggest market in Africa I believe. Had 6 grilled sardines for £1.20 and fried calamari for less than £5, proper squeezed orange juice for £1.20. The vegetables and fruit area is fantastic. No one hassled us, and all merchants very polite, even if you did not buy.

Had a great day wandering around. Everyone is super friendly. Didn't get hassled every time I stopped to look either. I definitely overpaid for some stuff but that's because I haven't got a clue how to haggle properly (in all fairness I was still happy with the prices and the banter with some stall owners was worth it. Oh and go get some food at the seafood place, brilliant staff.

Loved this place - mad, chaotic and busy. This place is massive, and I would guess you can buy anything you need here. The fruit and veg section is particularly impressive. If you're there with a guide you aren't hassled..... but on your I can imagine you would. Definitely worth a visit.

This is the place to go if you want to buy traditionnal clothes, shoes, black soap, seasonings, toys, food and more. It is very big but sweet to have a walk there with your family. I highly recommend you VISION SHOP for seasonings, black soap, argan oil, perfumes and more.

Give yourself plenty of time to wander around this crazy, chaotic, loud variety of smells, objects, fruits, veg, coffee tables, and even ovens! 🤣 It has many exits and entrances. Just go with it, and you will find yourself back to your start in no time. Cash only..cat's galore.. they don't bother you. I got a whole bunch of spices and gifts for family. You can grab taxis from anywhere outside the market. There is no right way to do the market just do it your way 😊.

What a brilliant place to shop, has anything and everything you need to buy. Spent 3 hours just in the clothing section buying kids football Shirts for the kids and tracksuits for myself. All fakes but brilliant quality and fantastic prices. Don't forget to haggle and walk away to get the best prices. Some nice places to eat too. If you go make sure you spend the day as there so much to see. Kids football kit sets for around £7/8, men's tracksuits sets around £20/25. Bargain 😁👍👌. Can not recommend this place enough.

It’s got its own charm and it’s a massive place and compared to the souks in Fes or Marrakech it’s not as redundant. It’s definitely catered more for locals and has a lot of great prices on fresh fruits and food. Has a lot of other unique things to purchase and see. I find the products here are for everyday life and not just the same old things for tourists. I’d say this is the best souk I’ve seen in Morocco and I’ve seen them all.