€130 per vehicle
Route details checked in July 2026 by Ahlam Giyat, travel editor at Taxi Maroc Aéroport.
A private car from Marrakech to Agadir costs €130 per vehicle, not per person, and takes about 3 hours to cover the 250 km on the A7 motorway. There is no train to Agadir — Morocco's rail network stops at Marrakech — so this trip is a choice between the coach, a shared taxi and a private car. Below is the honest comparison, including what the cheap options actually cost once you add the taxis at each end.
You leave Marrakech westward, pass Chichaoua, then join the A7 motorway south through argan country to Agadir. The road is modern and in good condition the whole way, and the tolls come to roughly 80–120 MAD, already included in the price we quote.
Driving time is about 3 hours without stops. There is a second, far more beautiful route over the Tizi n'Test pass — around 285 km of mountain road. It roughly doubles the journey time and it is spectacular. Ask us if you want it; we do not charge more for the scenery, only for the extra hours.
CTM and Supratours both run this corridor roughly every two hours, and they are good. Here is the comparison with nothing hidden.
| Option | Cost | Door-to-door time | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| CTM / Supratours coach | 80–110 MAD + taxis both ends | 3h45 – 4h + transfers | Solo travellers, light luggage |
| Smaller operators (Souk Travel, Smaba) | 60–80 MAD | 4h+ | Lowest possible budget |
| Shared grand taxi | Negotiated | ~3h | Confident negotiators |
| Private transfer (us) | €130 per vehicle | ~3h, door to door | Families, groups of 3+, luggage, surfboards |
A coach ticket is genuinely cheap — around 80–110 MAD with CTM or Supratours, less with the smaller operators. But the ticket is not the journey. You still need a taxi to the Marrakech bus station, and another from Agadir's station to your hotel, and those two taxis typically add €10–18.
So a €9 bus ticket is closer to €20–25 door to door for one person, and around €35 for two. At three or four passengers the private car is simply cheaper, and it takes you from your riad door to your hotel door without the two taxi negotiations in between.
Agadir is Morocco's beach capital: a long Atlantic bay, reliable sunshine well outside the European summer, and the surf towns of Taghazout and Tamraght just north. A great many visitors do Marrakech first for the medina and the souks, then move to the coast for the second half of the holiday.
It also works the other way. If you fly into Agadir on a charter and want to see Marrakech, the same road runs in reverse and we drive it just as often.
Most people who say "Agadir" actually mean the beach, and for surfers that usually means Taghazout, about 20 km further north, or Tamraght just before it. We drive there for the same fixed price — tell us the exact address when you book so the driver takes the coast road rather than the city exit.
Travelling on afterwards? We also drive Marrakech to Essaouira along the coast, and the full route and price list covers everywhere else we go.
About 250 km by road on the A7 motorway, roughly 3 hours of driving.
No. Morocco's railway does not reach Agadir. The nearest equivalent is a Supratours coach, which ONCF sells alongside train tickets.
Around 80–110 MAD per person with CTM or Supratours, with departures roughly every two hours and a journey of 3h45 to 4h including a stop. Add a taxi at each end.
€130 per vehicle for up to 3 passengers, with larger vehicles available. Tolls and fuel included, price fixed at booking.
Yes, for the same fixed price. Give us the exact address when you book.
Yes, one stop is included on request — the argan cooperatives on this road are worth the twenty minutes.
