Car hire in Taghazout from $34/day

Car rental in Taghazout at a glance

Taghazout has no rental desks: cars are delivered from Agadir to your surf camp, apartment or hotel in Taghazout Bay. Most people simply pick one up at Agadir airport and drive up the coast in about 45 minutes. 53 cars from $33.03 a day for delivery here; Agadir itself often starts cheaper.

In the week starting 11 Oct, the lowest price is the same whichever day you pick up the car ($33.03 a day for a 7-day rental), so choose the day that suits your trip.

Renting without a deposit in Taghazout

51 of 53 cars can be rented with no deposit at all, starting at $33.03 a day. Nothing is blocked on your card, which is why many travellers choose these offers. Use the “No deposit” button above the search; for offers with a deposit, the amount is shown on each car before you book.

Key facts: car rental in Taghazout

• 53 cars are listed in Taghazout today: from $33.03 a day for a 7-day rental, a typical car about $63.62.
• 96% of cars need no deposit; the rest of the price is paid at pick-up, in cash for 100% of cars.
• In the week starting 11 Oct, the lowest price is the same whichever day you pick up the car ($33.03 a day for a 7-day rental), so choose the day that suits your trip.
• Last-minute choice: 46 cars for pick-up in 3 days, 53 when you book two weeks ahead.
• For a 30-day rental the lowest price is $28.85 a day.

Agadir airport or delivery to Taghazout

Taghazout is a surf village about 20 km north of Agadir, and no supplier keeps a rental desk in the village itself: every one of the 53 cars listed here is delivered in from Agadir. For most visitors the simplest option is to pick up at Agadir Al Massira airport (AGA) on arrival, usually the widest choice and the lower prices, see car hire in Agadir, then drive up the coast on the N1 to Taghazout in about 45 minutes to an hour. The other option is an airport transfer straight to your surf camp or hotel, with a car delivered a day or two later for just the days you actually want to explore beyond the village; that suits a surf-camp week where a car would otherwise sit unused most days. Either way, 53 cars are on offer from $33.03 a day, and the return works the same way, back at AGA before your flight home. Give a flight number when you book so a delayed landing doesn't leave anyone waiting at the wrong spot, whichever option you choose.

Hand-over in the village, at Taghazout Bay or in Tamraght

The old village is a steep cluster of lanes down to the beach, so hand-over usually happens on the coast road or at the car park above the bay rather than at your guesthouse door. Taghazout Bay, the resort strip south of the village with hotels and a golf course, has proper car parks and hotel lobbies, which makes things easier. Tamraght and Aourir (Banana Village), a few minutes further south, work the same way. Delivery here is 53: give the driver an exact address or a map pin, plus a phone number that takes WhatsApp, so the car finds you without circling the lanes. About 96% of cars need no deposit, worth filtering for if you'd rather not tie up a card for the week.

Surf spots and day trips by car

A car is what turns a surf-camp stay into a proper road trip along this stretch of coast. North of the village: Killer Point, Boilers and the Cap Ghir lighthouse area are about 20 to 30 minutes away, Tamri and its banana plantations a little further, and Imsouane's long right-hander about an hour to an hour and a half. South: Tamraght, Devil's Rock and Anza are about 10 to 20 minutes, and Agadir's souk and marina about 30 minutes. Inland, Paradise Valley in the Atlas foothills is about an hour away, best driven early before the day-trip buses arrive. Further afield, Essaouira is about two and a half hours up the coast, and some trips continue on to Marrakech over the Atlas, about three to four hours inland, both easily reached with a car picked up here or in Agadir. Treat every time above as an estimate and check current conditions before you set out.

Surfboards, sand and the coast road

Ask the supplier before you book whether soft roof racks are available or boards travel inside the car, and check the offer for any cleaning charge, since wet suits and sand can leave a car needing more than a quick wipe-down. The N1 north of Agadir is a busy two-lane road shared with trucks, buses and people crossing to the beaches, so keep a steady pace rather than rushing between breaks. When you park at any of the spots above, don't leave boards, wetsuits or bags visible in the car.

Which car for Taghazout

A compact from $33.03 a day is enough for the coast road and the camps, and a hatchback with fold-down seats will usually take a shortboard inside rather than on the roof. Manual gearboxes are common here, with automatics making up 47% of offers, so book early if you need one. A small SUV (from $46.70) helps for Paradise Valley or the dirt tracks down to some of the quieter breaks, while a real 4x4 is rare on this list; for a group travelling together, a minivan from $43.28 is worth checking too. Popular models right now: Dacia Sandero, Renault Clio, Dacia Logan, Peugeot 208, Hyundai Accent. Morocco drives on the right, same as most of Europe, and the coast road here is easy enough for a first-time visitor once you're past Agadir's outskirts. For licence rules and country-wide advice, see the Morocco car hire page.

Where these numbers come from

By the Autalo editorial team. Prices and car counts updated 28 September 2026.

Prices, car counts and conditions on this page come from live offers of local rental companies in the Localrent network and are refreshed daily by Autalo (Alto Media Limited). Prices are for a 7-day rental starting 2026-10-12 unless stated otherwise; your final price depends on dates, season and extras and is always shown in the search before you pay. Last checked 28 September 2026.

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