Best Agadir Horse Riding Tours — Our Top 9

1.Agadir and Taghazout: 2-Hour Horseback Ride on the Beach

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 888 reviews · 1h 30m · from $176Our pick

Ride along the beach near Agadir or Taghazout with an English or French-speaking guide, calm horses, and hotel pickup. The 90-minute outing suits beginners and experienced riders, with time for walking, trotting, and sometimes a guided canter, plus photos and videos by the beach.

“Booked this for my husband’s birthday, he had never sat on a horse before. I am an experienced rider but when you get to the end of the trek you have an opportunity to gallop along the beach - it was awesome. So whether you’re new to the saddle or can ride it’s a good experience for all!”

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2.Forest and Sand Dunes Guided Horse Riding

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 278 reviews · from $23

Ride from Agadir through eucalyptus forests toward the beach and sand dunes, with a guide matching horses to your ability. Beginners can request extra care, while experienced riders may trot or canter. Finish with Moroccan tea, then return to your hotel.

“Excellent guide and gentle horses, I highly recommend. Regards, Aurelie”

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3.Agadir Sinec Canyon Desert Tour + Optional Sandboarding

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 193 reviews · 4 hours · from $20Best value

Travel from Agadir, Taghazout, Tamraght, or Anza to the Timlalin Dunes and Sinec Canyon. You’ll see Atlantic-coast desert scenery, visit Akgroud Village, and have time for sandboarding, camel riding, or quad biking. English and French guides lead the four-hour outing.

“Great safe and friendly guides enjoyed the horse riding and quad bikes great for beginners too”

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4.Horse Riding Agadir

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 81 reviews · from $34

Ride for about two hours from your Agadir hotel through eucalyptus forest and along the Souss Massa River. Guides adjust the pace for beginners and experienced riders, with a chance to see flamingos, gazelles, and other birds. Some routes reach sandy beach and allow confident riders to gallop.

“It was nice the experience all together the view is not that much to see it is a countryside a bit left abandoned so you can see some rubbish here and there so the panorama itself is not that great but the experience of riding a horse in the naturRead more”

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5.Agadir 2hours Horse Riding visite the flamingo river

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 36 reviews · 2 hours · from $22

Ride from Agadir through sandy dunes, eucalyptus forest, flat wetlands, and the flamingo river area. English and French guides lead the outing, with hotel pickup, drop-off, and tea included. Guide Marouen is specifically praised for his friendly help, though actual riding time can be shorter than two hours.

“De paarden zagen er prima uit, goed gevoerd, mooi op ijzers, en passend zadel en hoofdstel. De rit zelf was een grote teleurstelling, we hebben vooral heel veel afval gezien. Er zou een Engels sprekende gids zijn, maar de jongeman die ons begeleide sprak geen Engels en was alleen maar bezig om het paard van mijn dochter mee te sleuren. Geen enkele uitleg aan haar, niet ruiter, over hoe zij het beste kon zitten. Twee keer gevraagd om de beugels te verlengen, ze zat met haar knieën bij in race stand, maar werd niets mee gedaan. Omdat ze bang was kon ik het haar ook niet zelf laten doen. Ik…”

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6.Agadir Horse Riding visite the flamingo river with tea drink

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 31 reviews · 2 hours · from $22

Ride for two hours through Agadir’s dunes, eucalyptus forest, and the river area where flamingos and other birds may appear. The pace is mostly calm, with a sandy stretch for cantering. Hotel pickup, return transfer, and tea are included.

“Sokkal jobb volt mint amire számítottam. Első lovaglás számomra de rendkívül élveztem! Nem voltak se tukmálósak se gorombák. Minden kérdésre válaszoltak amit éppen megértettek.”

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7.Sunset Horse Riding Experience And Relaxing Massage

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 8 reviews · 4 hours · from $107

Spend two hours on horseback near Agadir, with the pace adjusted to your riding ability. Afterward, enjoy a one-hour Moroccan hammam and one-hour Argan massage at a local spa. Hotel pickup and return are included, with an English-speaking guide and groups limited to 10.

“Did not initially think that horseback ride and massage went together but I was obviously wrong! Horse riding in the beach was amazing, thoroughly enjoyed it. The horses, beautiful and well behaved, could easily cope with inexperienced riders. After that we were brought to an hammam for an intense scrubbing and relaxing massage. The hammam staff were lovely and very professional. The whole experience left us feeling zen and relaxed. Overall a beautiful experience, will definitely recommend it!”

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8.Half-Day Quad Biking and Sunset Horse Riding

★★★★★★★★★★3.6 · 6 reviews · 4 hours · from $107

Start with hotel pickup in Agadir or Taghazout, then head to Tamraght for a guided quad ride and sunset horseback outing. You will receive equipment and instructions before riding through beachside country, traditional Berber villages, and a surf village. English, French, and Arabic support is available.

“Quadtour was goed verzorgd maar de beloofde woestijn bleef uit, dat was wel jammer. Het was gewoon een buitengebied aan de rand van Agadir.”

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9.Guided Horse Riding Along Flamingo River with Tea

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · from $22Top rated

Ride for two hours through Agadir’s dunes, eucalyptus forest, and along Flamingo River with a guide in Arabic, English, or French. The pace suits families and mixed riding levels. Finish with Moroccan tea and biscuits, with a chance to gallop on sand if your handling skills and comfort allow.

“Very enjoyable! The guide was lovely, the horses were calm, and the surroundings were beautiful. However, I had expected a bit more from the flamingos; we walked quite far away from them and could hardly see them. After the horseback riding, we had tea and cookies. This was a nice way to end the activity.”

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