Name: Sunday market
Address: Ø´Ø§Ø±Ø¹ 2 ÙØ§Ø±Ø³Ø Agadir 80090, Morocco, MA
Telephone: +212 659-402611

Sunday market is a point of interest, located at شارع 2 مارس، Agadir 80090, Morocco. They can be contacted via phone at +212 659-402611 for more detailed information.

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شارع 2 مارس، Agadir 80090

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Added by Jopie, at 12 January 2017

Monday Closed
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM

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Jonathan Redfern

28 March 2018

It's an experience to say the least. If you want to have a go at haggling or check out all the trinkets and spices agadir has to offer here is the place to go. But go prepared. Some of the stall owners can be a bit pushy so just say no and keep moving. Don't let that put you off though. We meet some really nice people there and came away with a few gems. Also there are lots of little cafes where you can have a bit to eat. These smelled amazing but as we had just had our breakfast I'm gutted to say we didn't try anything.
Andrew

13 March 2018

From the reviews I’d read I expected far more hassle. The market was very interesting with no horror stories to report. Got the expected market-stall holder banter but far, far less than reviews made out. A very pleasant experience.
Kristina Nyberg

08 March 2018

OK, it may be a tourist trap but I liked it nevertheless. The raspberries were amazing at no cost. In general, I had the idea that the food and veggies were good value, whereas cosmetics and honey are sold at more touristic prices.

I noticed a significant difference in how locals behaved when going to this market with a long skirt and full sleeves compared to more skin so would recommend to follow the dress code.
Ahmed Lazrak

03 March 2018

One of the biggest shopping destinations in the region and in morocco, it's usually crowded especially on sundays, and on MONDAYS IT'S CLOSED. It has a traditional and cultural vibe, so it's not your everyday fancy shopping mall, however it has a wide variety of shops selling all kind of stuff, food (meat, fish vegetables, fruits) cafes and small eating "restaurants", traditional handicraft and souvenirs, clothing and jewelry, electronics, kitchenware, wooden furniture people are friendly and helpful. if you're a foreigner, some shops will try to sell you products in higher prices, it's advised to go with your local guide of a local friend/host.
Ruhel Ali

28 February 2018

You can find literally everything here. From knock off jewellery watches to clothes. Household items food etc must be good at bargaining. Shop owners no way as pushy as other markets from different countries such china malaysia etc. Very big place. Prepare to get lost in there. Must visit for the experience.
Edyta Kołodziejczak

30 October 2017

Good place to visit and buy some souvenirs. Be prepared for negotiations! Some guys will propose prices multiple times higher if they see you are a tourist.
Mohamed Boulam

18 October 2017

Nice place lots of shops various colours and sounds .. really good place to visit .. allow discovery and good for incentives.. probably biggest in North Africa.
Naoufal Kharbach

26 September 2017

Perhaps there’s no more authentic Moroccan experience than visiting a souk, a hub of bustling activity at any time of day. Here at the third-biggest market in North Africa — Souk El Had in Agadir — among the hundreds and hundreds of stalls selling food, wares and more, cooking aficionados and chef wannabes alike can pick up the spices they need to make authentic tagines and more. Be sure to haggle, as that’s the only way business is done here! Note: the market is open six days but closed on Mondays.
Ritchard Ait Bella

26 September 2017

Beautiful place,you'll find all what u looking for (clothes traditional things gifts. ..) really love it
Youness Elmoden

10 September 2017

You can find aaaall what you neef, one of the goods place for shopping with good price in Morocco.
Megan Mahone

03 September 2017

What a busy place! But you can find everything you could possibly want there. Be prepared to interact with pushy vendors and you'll have to haggle down the prices. A good rule of thumb is they quote tourists price 3x what they would locals.
Ouharri Mohamed

30 August 2017

Huge market that contains almost everything you may need concerning fruits and vegetables many clothes shops also bazar (traditional instruments) one thing you should bare in mind is the prices are doubled esp if you seem interested or if you're not moroccan.
Tomasz Boguszewski

04 August 2017

Great, outstanding from usual shops everywhere in Morocco. Prices are higher 2x usually, but after talking with seller you will get half price :-).
Moni Moninjo

22 May 2017

What an awesome place for food, souvenirs and natural products :) Have been there many times, some sellers are a bit pushy and sell overpriced or fake products (for women: in some cases men will try to pick you up - just say "no thank you" and walk off, you might regret it otherwise :p)
BUT! There are some real gems and warm, polite and honest people - my latest and absolutely best, best, best experience was meeting Mahjob in the store number 709 (I don't remember if it's close to entrance 2 or 3) I cannot express how kind and genuine this man is just wow! They mainly sell spices, oils and some cosmetics, but if you ask him for other things he will be able to direct you too (for me it was honey, natural, herbal cosmetics, some kitchen stuff - he even told me how to get to the Paradise Valley for £3!)
Thanks a million for everything and God bless you and your family, I will never forget you and I hope to come back to Agadir soon :)
(If you happen to go there, please say hi from Monika - I won't get any commission, I just hope it will make them smile :) )
Bless!
Craig Gilding

18 April 2017

Be careful store owners can make you feel like you're getting a bargain even if you're not, they can also lead you to other stores
Simon Debnam

23 March 2017

Really authentic souk. You will be herded into every stall and often offered mint tea. Some stalls have "fixed" prices but even these are negotiable. You will find fruit and veg, fish and meat, housewares, tourist items, clothes and toys.
Martiņš Naudiņš

20 March 2017

Awesome place, if you are not shy and ready to bargain products price. If can't value the product just cut the value on half. Ask simple question, always ask them if you want to drop the price. There is also a lot of fresh food. A lot of locals are there and this place is always crowded.
May T

20 February 2017

Very large and busy with many stalls selling near to everything. I brought some perfume which was made from my own choice of fragrances then put in a lovely bottle. Great gift . Very friendly people. Must haggle to get a good price. Great herbs, spices and tea all fresh.
Tom Quickenden

19 January 2017

Souk market away from the main tourist area - its also very large.

It sells a wide range of foods plus most other goods. Its full of locals so gives a much better feel of Islamic life rather than the more tourist focused souks.

Very colorful selling different herbs and spices and cloth etc. as you would expect and the meat area was interesting, but not for the faint hearted!