Nomadico Coliving - Upper Tamraght

The easiest way is to fly into Agadir Al Massira Airport (AGA), around a 40–45 minute drive from the house. We can help arrange an airport transfer, or you can take a taxi directly to Upper Tamraght. If you're already travelling through Morocco, buses to Agadir are frequent, followed by a short taxi ride to the coliving.

From Marrakesh, check out souktosurf.com for a shuttle transfer. It takes 4 hours, goes straight to Tamraght (stops at Hey Yallah) and costs €25.

Not at all. Most guests explore Tamraght on foot, with beaches, cafés, coworking spaces, and restaurants all nearby. Taxis are very affordable for trips to Taghazout and surrounding villages. For places like Paradise Valley, Imsouane, or Essaouira at your own pace, renting a car for a day or two is a great option.

You'll have access to a fully equipped shared kitchen where guests often cook together after a day of work or surfing. Laundry facilities are available at the house.

Yes. Every room comes with a desk and reliable fiber Wi-Fi, with casual work spots throughout the house. Your stay also includes 3 days at Amsiln Coworking, a 10-minute walk away, with phone booths, meeting rooms, and a photography studio. Manzili Cowork Café is a five-minute walk away.

Yes! Our Nomadico community manager will help you get settled, organize hikes, dinners, and adventures with other nomads.

You can book directly through Nomadico's website. Depending on the stay, you'll either confirm instantly or send a request first. Payment is handled online, with clear steps during checkout.

Compared with most of Europe and North America, no. Depending on where you eat, a local meal is €2–3, a casual café lunch €5–10, or dinner at a great restaurant €10–15.

After booking, you'll receive a local welcome guide with recommendations, from the Tuesday fruit and vegetable market to cooking at home a few nights a week and eating out the rest.

Everything you need is within walking distance: cafés, bakeries, small supermarkets, surf shops, restaurants, and pharmacies throughout Tamraght.

Surf world-class waves, join a yoga class, hike to Paradise Valley, or watch the sunset from the viewpoint above Upper Tamraght. Spend evenings at local cafés and street food spots, or take day trips to Taghazout, Imsouane, the Timlaline Sand Dunes, Agadir, or Essaouira.

Yes. Tamraght is a relaxed town popular with surfers, remote workers, and long-term travellers. As anywhere, use common sense, but guests generally find the area welcoming and comfortable to explore on foot during the day and evening.