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Getting the Bus from Agadir to Taghazout: Cost, Schedule, and Budget Guide

  Getting the Bus from Agadir to Taghazout: Cost, Schedule, and Budget Guide The Budget Traveler's Surfing Logisitics A Note on Value: Taghazout is Morocco's primary surfing hub, but getting there from Agadir can be confusing and unnecessarily expensive. We break down the absolute cheapest options - the local bus and the Grand Taxi - to ensure you save your Dirhams for the perfect surf lesson or budget stay. Option 1: The Local ALSA Bus (The Cheapest Way) The local bus system (run by ALSA) is the single cheapest way to get to Taghazout. This is the our recommended route. Look for Bus Lines L32 or L33 . The buses depart from the city terminal, usually located near Place Salam in the Abattoir district, which is north of the main Souk El Had. The fare is incredibly cheap, costing only 7.5 MAD to 10 MAD (approximately £0.60 – £0.80 USD). The ride takes about 35 to 45 minutes from the city center. The buses run frequently, usually every 30 to 45 minutes from early morning (around ...
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