القطار السياحي — Attraction in Agadir

The Le Petit Train in Agadir is a fun, family-friendly way to explore the city with a unique twist. It’s essentially a small vehicle made up to look like a train, which travels in a circular route around Agadir, stopping at key tourist spots and large resorts.

Experience and Cost: Tickets are reasonably priced at 18 MAD per adult, with discounts for children. You can hop on and off throughout the route, and the main starting point is conveniently located on the beach road near McDonald's. It’s a great value for a simple, enjoyable ride that keeps the kids entertained.

Things to Know: Seating at the back is recommended to avoid the fumes, especially when sharing the road with cars. The train is open-air, which is refreshing with the breeze, though it can get a bit smoky when in traffic. The route covers most of the main tourist areas, offering some nice views and fun stops along the way, although it’s more of a novelty ride than an extensive tour.

Overall: While the ride itself is simple, it’s an enjoyable and affordable way to get around Agadir, especially if travelling with kids who love the train theme. It even dropped us off directly at our hotel, which was a nice bonus. A pleasant activity that offers fun for both kids and...

It's a land train that travels a circular route and lasts around 45 minutes. It only stopped a few times when agreed with the driver before boarding. I would like to have been given information for some of the buildings/mosques, etc, that we passed, but there was nothing. No commentary or leaflets, etc.... just a road train on a circular route. We paid 48mad for 2 adults and 1 child and didn't complete the loop because coincidentally, the train stopped close to our hotel aprox 3/4 around the route, so we hopped off when the train stopped to let some...

Diesel driven road train that takes you on around a 50 minute tour of Agadir starts near the north side towards the Marina and does a circular tour including driving past the Royal gardens. There are stops but you need to ask the conductor to stop for you. Cheap tickets and not bad for getting your bearings in Agadir. No commentary and no music pleasant enough and we enjoyed it. I suspect it gets busy in peak season, it runs all day and the main ticket office is by Agadir Birds...