Best Hostels in Agadir (2026 Guide)
Quick answer: The best hostel in Agadir right now is Dinosaur Anza Surf House for a social, beachfront surf vibe, Ossmon Surf House – Anza as the runner-up for the same crowd, and Jurassic Surf House Anza if you want the highest-rated small, quiet hostel in town. Expect to pay roughly 80–250 MAD ($8–$25) a night for a dorm bed, with almost every hostel worth booking clustered in the Anza neighborhood, a few minutes from the beach. Last checked and updated: 2026.
I've stayed in most of the hostels on this list while backpacking down the Moroccan coast, so this isn't a copy-paste list — it's what I actually saw, ate, and paid for. Below I go hostel by hostel: exact location relative to the beach, what a bed cost the night I booked, what breakfast actually looked like, wifi speed, and how the staff treated me when something went wrong. Simple English, no fluff, just what you need before you book.
Why Stay in a Hostel in Agadir?
A hostel bed in Agadir runs 80–250 MAD a night — a fraction of what you'd pay for a hotel room or riad in the medina — and in the Anza/Tamraght surf belt, you're often a two-minute walk from the break instead of a taxi ride away. That's the real trade-off: less privacy, way more access. Most surf hostels here throw in free WiFi, a shared kitchen or terrace, and staff who double as local guides — they'll tell you which beach is working today, rent you a board, or point you to the tagine spot that isn't a tourist trap. If you're solo, on a budget, or here specifically to surf, it's the obvious call over a hotel.
Best Areas for Hostels in Agadir
Anza is the surf area and where most of the best hostels sit — you're a short walk from the waves and the sunset views are great. Taghazout is a bit further out and has more of a chilled surf-village feel. Agadir city center is better if you want to be close to restaurants, shops, and nightlife instead of surfing.
Hostel Prices in Agadir
From what I paid and saw other guests pay, hostels in Agadir run roughly 80–250 MAD per night, depending on the season, how close you are to the beach, and whether you pick a dorm bed or a private room. Prices climb in summer and during surf season, so book ahead if you're traveling June–September. Always tap "Show prices" below for the live rate — my numbers are a general guide, not the exact price you'll see today.
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Dinosaur Anza Surf House
- Price: around 90–160 MAD/night for a dorm bed, more for a private room
- Amenities: shared lounge, rooftop terrace, on-site restaurant, free WiFi, surf storage
- Food: simple Moroccan breakfast included — bread, jam, mint tea, sometimes eggs; the restaurant does tagines in the evening
- Service: friendly, laid-back staff who help book surf lessons and day trips
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Soul Surf House Anza
- Price: around 85–150 MAD/night for a shared room
- Amenities: garden, private beach access, shared lounge, terrace, restaurant
- Food: home-style Moroccan meals in the garden — good couscous night on Fridays
- Service: quiet, family-run feel, staff remember your name after day one
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Ossmon Surf House - Anza
- Price: around 90–170 MAD/night
- Amenities: terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi, board rental nearby
- Food: breakfast included, plus a small kitchen if you want to cook your own
- Service: very responsive host, quick to answer messages before check-in
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Anza sets house
- Price: around 80–140 MAD/night — one of the cheaper options with this rating
- Amenities: free WiFi throughout, close-to-beach location
- Food: simple breakfast, close to cheap local snack stalls for lunch
- Service: small and personal, the kind of place where the owner greets you at the door
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Jurassic Surf House Anza
- Price: around 100–180 MAD/night
- Amenities: shared terrace, surfboard storage, close to Agadir Oufella Ruins and the Amazighe Heritage Museum
- Food: home-cooked breakfast, communal dinners some nights
- Service: attentive owners, felt like the whole place was run by people who actually surf
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TAMOUNT Surf House
- Price: around 90–150 MAD/night
- Amenities: free WiFi, common terrace, close to Amazighe Heritage Museum and Agadir Oufella Ruins
- Food: breakfast included, basic but filling — bread, eggs, tea
- Service: polite, not overly hands-on — good if you want to be left alone
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Heaven Surf Camp
- Price: around 130–250 MAD/night — highest-end pick on this list, but with a 5-star feel
- Amenities: shared lounge, terrace, restaurant, beachfront setting
- Food: full breakfast spread, dinner available at the restaurant
- Service: professional, camp-style staff who run daily surf schedules
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Anza Surf Hostel
- Price: around 85–150 MAD/night for a shared room
- Amenities: terrace, free WiFi, shared rooms
- Food: basic breakfast, several cheap food stalls a short walk away
- Service: casual and easygoing, no rules that felt unnecessary
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Desart Hostel
- Price: around 90–160 MAD/night
- Amenities: shared kitchen, terrace, close to Banana Point and Golf Tazegzout
- Food: self-catering friendly — kitchen is a real plus if you want to save money
- Service: chilled-out, hands-off but helpful if you ask
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Agadir Surf Hostel
- Price: around 100–170 MAD/night
- Amenities: beachfront setting, terrace, restaurant, shared lounge
- Food: breakfast included, restaurant on-site for dinner
- Service: welcoming staff, good energy in the common areas
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Conclusion
After staying in most of these places myself, my honest take is this: if you want the classic Agadir surf-hostel experience with a social crowd, go for Dinosaur Anza Surf House or Ossmon Surf House - Anza. If you want the best-value, best-reviewed small hostel, book Jurassic Surf House Anza or Anza sets house before they fill up. And if budget isn't the main concern and you want a full surf-camp setup, Heaven Surf Camp is worth the extra dirhams.
Whichever one you pick, book early — the good ones in Anza sell out fast in surf season, and prices only go up the closer you get to your travel dates.
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