đŸŒ§ïž What to Do When It Rains in Tamraght, Taghazout & Agadir (Local Guide)

Even in sunny Morocco, the occasional rainy day can roll in, especially in winter (November to February). But don’t worry! Whether you’re staying in Tamraght, Taghazout, or Agadir, there’s plenty to do when the surf is flat and the sky turns grey. Here are some cosy, cultural, and fun ideas to make the most of a rainy day on the coast.

🛁 Relax & Rejuvenate at a Hammam/ Spa

There’s nothing better than a traditional steam-filled Moroccan hammam on a rainy day. You’ll find everything from local neighbourhood baths to luxury spas — the perfect way to warm up and unwind. Tamraght Spa House and La Petite Palmeraie are two favourites; it's best to book (via WhatsApp) a day in advance to guarantee your preferred slot. Adela Tamraght is a new addition, with no hammam, but you can enjoy their head spa, facials, and nail care services. They also do beautiful henna tattoo art!
👉 Read here for a how-to hammam guide and round-up of hammams in the area.

🌿 Visit the Argan Museum in Taghazout Bay

The world’s first argan museum. Learn how argan oil is produced and used in Moroccan culture. The small museum also features a boutique selling authentic argan products, including some thoughtful gifts to take home.

🏠 Stay In & Reset

Rainy days are ideal for catching up on rest, journaling, or planning your next surf trip. If you’re decluttering, both Kasbari and the nearby thrift shop in Tamraght accept clothing donations, a nice way to give back locally while you tidy up.

đŸ›ïž Go Shopping in Agadir

Head to the Carrefour–Decathlon complex (view on Google Maps), it has cafĂ©s, clothing stores, and outdoor gear to browse. “Supermarket tourism” is a surprisingly fun way to spend a rainy afternoon: look out for aisles of mint tea, colourful spices, and babouches (Moroccan slippers).

☕ Find a CafĂ© with a View

There’s no shortage of cosy cafĂ©s for watching the rain and waves roll in:

  • Taghazout: Cafe Mouja and World of Waves

  • Tamraght: Plancha du Rocher

  • Agadir Marina: Espresso Lab, perfect for boat-watching with a good coffee

đŸČ Take a Moroccan Cooking Class

Cooking classes are a great way to stay dry and learn local cuisine. Many accommodations can arrange them, or you can book directly. In Tamraght, Ilham Aboulhim offers classes every Tuesday and on request. She also teaches Darija (Moroccan Arabic) for those seeking a cultural immersion experience.

đŸ§ș Explore Souk El Had, Agadir

This bustling market is mostly covered, making it a perfect rainy-day outing. Wander through endless aisles of spices, textiles, crafts, and souvenirs, local, vibrant, and a feast for all the senses.

🧘 Stay Active Indoors

Rainy days are perfect for surf conditioning and yoga. Yoga studios with indoor spaces include Blue Mind, Amouage by Surf Maroc, Kalananda, and STUDiiO HY (above Hey Yallah). For a more dynamic, strength-based workout, women-only fitness sessions, or one-on-one coaching, Dannii Askari offers excellent training at local gyms.
👉 Read this blog on yoga spaces in the area.

Note: Some rooftop studios may close in bad weather.

🎹 Get Creative: Art & Craft Workshops

Several local artists in Tamraght, Taghazout, and Agadir host workshops where you can paint, sculpt, or make jewellery.

🌈 Final Tip

Rainy days are rare on the Moroccan coast — so when they come, take them as a chance to slow down, stretch, and explore something new indoors. The sun will be back before you know it.

📌 Save This Guide for Later

Rainy days in Tamraght, Taghazout, or Agadir don’t have to mean staying indoors bored; they’re a chance to discover a slower, cosier side of Morocco. From hammams and cooking classes to cafĂ© hopping and craft workshops, there’s always something to enjoy beyond the beach.

If you found this guide helpful, save it or share it with a fellow traveller heading to Morocco’s surf coast. That way, when the next rainy day rolls in, you’ll know exactly where to go and what to do! Thank you for reading.

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