Key points
- Villas are concentrated in Founty, Sonaba, the Cité Suisse, Taghazout Bay and Tamraght.
- The price depends mainly on capacity, the pool (private, heated) and the season: July and August are the most expensive.
- Check pool safety, security staff and the rules on parties and visitors.
- Divided by the number of guests, a villa often works out cheaper than several apartments.
For a stay with extended family or friends, a villa is often the most comfortable option: a private pool, a garden, several bedrooms and bathrooms, and a reasonable cost per person. Agadir and its northern coast offer plenty of choice for a villa rental, from a neighbourhood house to an architect-designed villa with ocean views.
Where to look for a villa rental in Agadir?
- Founty and Sonaba: town villas, close to the beach, restaurants and shops.
- The Cité Suisse: a quiet, leafy residential area between the centre and Founty.
- Taghazout Bay: recent villas in a secure resort, with golf and maintained beaches.
- Tamraght and Aourir: villas on the hills, ocean views, surf atmosphere.
To compare the feel of each area, see our guide to Agadir’s neighbourhoods.
What makes the price vary
- The season: on average, short-term rental prices in Agadir are 88% higher in August than in January (LOCAGA register 2026).
- Capacity: number of bedrooms and bathrooms.
- The pool: private or shared, heated or not.
- Services: daily cleaning, cook, caretaker, transfers.
- View and location: seafront and Taghazout Bay at the top.
There are few villas in our sample, so we do not publish an average price for this category. To compare, always divide the total price by the number of guests.
What to check before booking a villa with a pool in Agadir
- Pool safety: fence, alarm or cover if you are coming with young children.
- Caretaking and security of the property.
- Heating for the house and the pool in winter.
- Cleaning and linen: included or extra, and how often.
- The deposit: amount and conditions for its return.
- The rules: visitors, parties, music, pets.
- Access: roads, parking, distance to shops.
LOCAGA prepares and looks after its homes in Agadir and Taghazout: supervised arrival, professional cleaning, support during your stay.
Villa owners: letting as a holiday rental
A villa requires more demanding management than an apartment: pool, garden, security, cleaning large spaces and large groups of guests. A responsive local team makes the difference in reviews. See LOCAGA’s approach to villa management in Taghazout Bay and Tamraght, and estimate the value of your property with the locaga.pro valuation tool (villa option).
Seasonality source: LOCAGA register 2026, average across all homes. Neighbourhood information is based on the LOCAGA team’s on-the-ground experience.