Agadir Boat Trip With Seafood Lunch, Swimming and Fishing Pause With free Transportation

On this lovely boat tour, you may avoid crowds on land and enjoy the best views of Agadir from the sea. Swimming and fishing are included in this half-day tour, which also includes a BBQ lunch with grilled seafood.

About  Agadir Boat Trip

Free cancellation
Cancellation policy:  24 hours free of charge.
Excursion Duration: 4 Hours
English, French guiding tour
Free pick up from your hotel in Agadir
Small group: Limited from ten or 15 participants

Agadir Boat Trip pick up details

You can arrange for pickup transfer from your accommodation in Agadir, Anza, Taghazout, Tamraght, or Imi Ouadar. Arrive at the hotel reception fifteen minutes earlier to meet your guide for the pickup. During morning departure, Five minutes or more after the designated pickup time is all that drivers will have to wait. The pick-up and drop-off periods are included in the tour’s duration.

Agadir Boat Trip highlights

Take a boat trip to discover Agadir from a new angle
An excellent option for first-time guests, spend the day doing whatever you like, including swimming and fishing
Get away from the throng on land and take an unhindered picture

Agadir boat trip full description

Your journey will start with a hotel pickup and a drive to Agadir Marina. You will wait for some time after your boat’s captain welcomes you on board before setting sail across the Atlantic Ocean.
We will drop the anchor and pause for a while after a while of sailing, during which you are welcome to try your hand at fishing (fishing gear is included in the excursion and is provided aboard the boat).
We’ll head out to sea after the fishing break, and when we stop again, it will be for a swimming break. If you feel like it, you are more than welcome to really try diving from the boat.

After that, we’re going to make another stop, but this one is specifically designed for a typical Moroccan barbecue lunch that will include fresh fish and Moroccan salad produced by our crew members.
Usually, the return trip to Marina is planned for between two and three o’clock in the afternoon.

The driver will be prepared to take you back to your lodging after your activity is over.

Includes the following

Transportation to and from hotels

Air-conditioned vehicles

Lunch & Drinks​

Swimming Break​

Fishing equipment

Not Included

Tips

Vital information

What should you pack?

Cozy footwear
Wearable clothing Items Sunglasses
Water

Some facts about Boating “Anchoring”

Anchoring a boat is essential to recreational boaters by giving them the ability to “park” their boat in the water. Anchoring is helpful to boaters who fish or swim off of their boat and provides a stable and established site to achieve whatever activity is being done. Anchoring a boat is also critical in emergency situations and is a good safety measure whenever a vessel becomes disabled. There are three types of anchors, the Plow-style, the Fluke-style, and the Mushroom anchor.

• Plow-style is the most effective for most boats especially larger boats (over 26 feet (8 m)). It receives its holding power by plowing into the bottom sediments using the boats mass to drag it underneath the soil.
• Fluke-style or Danforth anchor is similar to the plow anchor but is more lightweight. This anchor is commonly used on boats smaller than 30 feet (9 m) but is very effective by using its pointed flukes to bury into the sediment below.
• Mushroom anchors are designed for situations which require a permanent anchor with strong holding power. The weight of a mushroom anchor causes it to be slowly buried under soft sediment, giving significant holding power and are typically used for moorings, buoys, and other permanent anchoring needs. Mushroom anchors are not carried on a boat for use as a temporary or short term anchor. Initially there is no holding power due to the significant amount of time required for the anchor to settle and bury itself in the sediment.