Family Golf Hotels in Agadir with Kids
5 family-friendly hotels with golf in Agadir . Handpicked for families who want the best.
For a golf trip with children aged 4 to 12, the Agadir hotels that work best are the beach resorts of Cité Founty, where a kids' club covers the morning while one parent plays, rather than the one hotel sitting on a course. This page compares the five family hotels we list near Agadir's courses: Tikida Golf Palace on the 36-hole Golf du Soleil, and four beachfront resorts between 4.6 and 7.2 km from it. Their guest ratings run from 8.4 to 9.3, across 8,698 reviews. The detail most families miss is that the hotel on the course suits young children least: Tikida Golf Palace offers babysitting rather than a kids' club.
Agadir was rebuilt after the 1960 earthquake, so today it is a low-rise resort town with grid streets and a long seafront promenade along a wide Atlantic bay. The resorts line the beach from the centre south to Cité Founty and the Royal Palace, and the golf courses sit inland and south towards the Souss river. With children, that layout matters: the beach is at the hotel door, and the courses are a short drive in straight lines rather than a day trip.
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Agadir is one of the few places where a family can combine an Atlantic beach with several championship courses within a short drive. Around seven courses surround the city, from Golf du Soleil and Les Dunes south of the centre to Tazegzout, north of the city in Taghazout Bay. Winter days average the high teens to low twenties °C, while July and August average about 29°C. I judged each hotel on what a golfing parent asks: who looks after the children, how far is the first tee, and how do I get there.
Tikida Golf Palace is the only hotel on this page set on a course: it sits directly on Golf du Soleil, a 36-hole complex with two 18-hole layouts, the Championship and Tikida courses, and the only Leadbetter academy in Morocco, with a short game zone and two putting greens. It has the best guest score here, 9.3 from 810 reviews. For children it is the weakest: guests describe few families and little evening entertainment, and childcare means babysitting. I would book it with teenagers who golf, not with a six-year-old who needs a club.
Golf du Soleil is the reference course, but the area has more. Golf des Dunes has three 9-hole loops designed by Cabell B. Robinson, Oued, Eucalyptus and Tamaris, set among eucalyptus and water hazards. Golf de l'Océan, opened in 2010, has 27 holes and a clubhouse terrace looking over Agadir. Royal Golf d'Agadir is the historic 9-hole course, opened in 1950 and the oldest in the city. Tazegzout, a Kyle Phillips design in Taghazout Bay north of the city, is the one golfers rank alongside Soleil, and the furthest from the Founty resorts, roughly half an hour by road.
ROBINSON AGADIR, next to the Royal Palace on the southern end of the bay, suits a golfer who wants the transport handled: the club lists a free shuttle to the golf courses, organised by the courses themselves, and travel agents put Golf de l'Océan about 12 minutes away by road. The Robins look after children from age 3 in the Roby Club, six days a week, and there is a programme for teenagers. It is 4.6 km from Golf du Soleil as the crow flies, the closest beach resort here.
Iberostar Waves Founty Beach in Cité Founty is the all-inclusive I would choose with two children of different ages. Its Star Camp splits them into 4 to 7, 8 to 12 and 13 to 17, so a parent can leave a younger and an older child in programmes built for each. It is on the seafront about 1 km from the city, 5.5 km from Golf du Soleil, and Iberostar lists five golf courses nearby with equipment for hire. Its guest rating of 8.4 from 1,733 reviews is the lowest of the five, but the club structure is the clearest.
Sofitel Agadir Thalassa Sea & Spa, also in Cité Founty and 5.7 km from Golf du Soleil, suits the parent who plays in the morning and wants a thalassotherapy session in the afternoon. It has a private stretch of beach, indoor and outdoor pools, a kids' club and a teens' club, and a shuttle bus to the nearby courses. It is rated 8.8 from 593 reviews. The kids' club ages differ between sources, from under 12 to separate groups for 4 to 6 and 6 to 12, so ask at check-in which group your child joins.
Amadil Ocean Club, on the beach 1 km from central Agadir, has the most reviews of the five, 4,848 at 8.5, and is the furthest from the courses at 7.2 km from Golf du Soleil. Its strengths are for children rather than golfers: a children's pool, several waterslides, a playground and an aqua club. I would choose it for a family whose golfer plays two or three rounds in a week and books a taxi each time, while the rest of the family stays on the beach and the slides.
Parent's take
I would book Iberostar Waves Founty Beach for a golfing parent with children aged 4 to 12: Star Camp takes them in two age groups while the golfer plays, and the beach is at the door. With a three-year-old, I would choose ROBINSON AGADIR, whose Robins start at age 3 and where the courses run a free shuttle. With teenagers who play, I would pick Tikida Golf Palace and walk to the first tee. I would not book Tikida with small children, since it has few families and no real club for them, and I would avoid July and August with children, when days average about 29°C and can approach 40°C.
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Hotels in Agadir with golf, sorted by guest rating.
Tikida Golf Palace
Ben Sergaou
Wonderful
810 reviews
Tikida Golf Palace sits inside the Golf du Soleil grounds 7km south of central Agadir, with garden-level family rooms that open onto lawn space safer for crawlers than upper floors. The resort stocks baby formula and jarred food at reception, provides cots without notice, and the kids club has dedicated nursery hours for 6-24 month olds.
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€541/night
Why families love Tikida Golf Palace
I would choose Tikida Golf Palace for families with babies and a golfer in the group. It sits inside the Golf du Soleil grounds, 7 km south of central Agadir, and the garden-level family rooms open onto lawns that are safer for crawlers than upper floors. Reception stocks baby formula and jarred food, cots are provided without notice, and the kids' club has nursery hours for 6- to 24-month-olds. A free shuttle runs to the beach. Guests rate it 9.3 across 810 reviews.
Sofitel Agadir Thalassa Sea & Spa
Cite Founty
Excellent
593 reviews
Sofitel Agadir Thalassa Sea & Spa places its family rooms in the quieter wing away from the spa, with cribs and baby gates available at no charge. The Thalassa pool deck has shaded zones large enough for stroller naps, and the beach club has umbrella stroller loaners for the promenade.
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€567/night
Why families love Sofitel Agadir Thalassa Sea & Spa
I see Sofitel Agadir Thalassa Sea & Spa as a well-organised choice for families with young children in Founty. Family rooms are in a quieter wing away from the spa, with cribs and baby gates at no charge. The private beach has lifeguards, the Soprasol kids' club takes ages 4 to 12, and the pool deck has shaded areas for stroller naps. There are indoor and outdoor pools and a 2,000 sqm thalasso spa with family hours. Guests rate it 8.8 across 593 reviews.
ROBINSON AGADIR - All Inclusive
Founty 2
Excellent
714 reviews
A premium German all-inclusive club resort next to the Royal Palace, with direct beach access, a separate Robins kids' club for ages 3 to 12, supervised teen programme for 13 to 17, and tennis academy. Golf du Soleil and Golf des Dunes are within 7 km, both organised through the resort sports desk including transfers, green fees and equipment for guests on the all-inclusive plan.
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€852/night
Why families love ROBINSON AGADIR - All Inclusive
ROBINSON Club's structured all-inclusive model with separate clubs for toddlers, primary-age kids and teens is unusual in Agadir and parents we spoke with said it is the main reason they pick this resort over the Sofitel. The teen programme runs from breakfast to 10pm with a sports focus including tennis lessons. Golf parents leave at 7am, kids head to the Robins club at 9am, and you all reconvene for lunch. The all-inclusive food is genuinely strong for an AI hotel, with cooked-to-order options at most stations. The room blocks are dated 1990s German chalet style and that aesthetic is not for everyone.
Amadil Ocean Club
Centre
Excellent
4,848 reviews
A 4-star beachfront club resort 1 km from central Agadir with two outdoor pools, a heated kids' pool, a separate children's playground, and a kids' club. Spa offering massage and hammam treatments. Golf du Soleil is 7 km, Golf des Dunes 5 km, with concierge bookings and resort taxi service for guests with confirmed tee times.
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€655/night
Why families love Amadil Ocean Club
A heated kids' pool sets the Amadil Ocean Club apart in Agadir, and I find it useful in the cooler months when the Atlantic is chilly for small children. Two outdoor pools, a kids' club, a shaded playground and direct beach access complete the picture, about 1 km from central Agadir. Family rooms and babysitting help parents, and the concierge can arrange golf at Golf des Dunes (5 km) or Golf du Soleil (7 km).
Iberostar Waves Founty Beach All Inclusive
Cite Founty
Very Good
1,733 reviews
A 4-star beachfront all-inclusive next to central Agadir, with one of the largest outdoor pools in the city, a Star Camp kids' club for ages 4 to 12, and Lucky Trotters mini programme for ages 8 months to 4 years. Spa with hammam. Golf du Soleil and Golf des Dunes are 6 to 8 km away and the resort sells golf packages with transfers, green fees and breakfast.
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€765/night
Why families love Iberostar Waves Founty Beach All Inclusive
The reason this resort gets so many returning families is the dual kids' club setup. Lucky Trotters takes children from 8 months which is genuinely rare in Agadir, so parents with babies actually get a real break. Star Camp for older kids is mid-day to evening with a real evening show. Golfers like the early shuttle, dropping you at Soleil for 7:15am tee. Two notes: the all-inclusive food is good but not Sofitel-level, and the rooms in the older block are due for refurbishment - request the renovated wing when you book.
💡Planning a golf trip to Agadir with kids
- 1Agadir-Al Massira airport is about 23 km from Cité Founty, around 35 minutes by road, and its taxis are not metered: agree the fare before loading golf bags, or pre-book a transfer van with room for them.
- 2Iberostar's Star Camp groups children as 4 to 7, 8 to 12 and 13 to 17, so two siblings either side of eight will be in different groups; tell them before the first morning.
- 3Golf du Soleil hosts the only Leadbetter academy in Morocco, with a short game zone and two putting greens, but it publishes no junior programme, so I would not build a family trip around children's lessons there.
- 4July and August average about 29°C in Agadir with peaks near 40°C, so a family golf trip works best from October to April, when days sit in the high teens to low twenties.
- 5Tazegzout, the Kyle Phillips course in Taghazout Bay north of the city, is roughly half an hour by road from the Founty resorts: book it as a separate day out rather than an early round before the kids' club opens.
- 6Tikida Golf Palace has no beach of its own, and the Cité Founty resorts are 5 to 6 km away, so families who stay there should plan beach days by taxi.
- 7At Robinson, the Roby Club runs six days a week, not seven, so keep the seventh day for a family outing rather than booking a round.
- 8Amadil Ocean Club is 7.2 km from Golf du Soleil and further from Golf de l'Océan, so it suits a golfer who plays two or three times a week rather than every morning.
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