Travelling with children adds an extra layer to airport transfers, and the 70 km distance from AGA to Agadir city centre means you need to plan this properly. A tired child in a cramped taxi for an hour is not a great holiday opener.
The child seat situation
Moroccan grand taxis do not carry child seats. This is not an oversight — it is simply not part of the service. If your child is under 12 or you would normally use a booster seat, a grand taxi is not a practical option.
Pre-booked transfer companies can provide infant seats, child seats, and booster seats if you request them at the time of booking. Specify your child's age and weight so the right seat is prepared.
Luggage and pushchairs
Families travel heavy. Between pushchairs, car seats you might bring yourself, suitcases, and the inevitable extra bags, you need space. A grand taxi — typically an older Mercedes E-Class — has a decent boot, but fitting a family of four with full luggage is a squeeze.
Pre-booked transfers offer minivan options that handle family luggage comfortably. If you have a pushchair and multiple suitcases, request a larger vehicle at booking time.
The journey itself
The road from AGA to Agadir is a well-maintained dual carriageway for most of the route. The journey takes 50 to 65 minutes in normal traffic. There are no dramatic mountain passes or rough sections, so motion sickness is rarely an issue.
There are no service stations or rest stops along the route that drivers typically use, so make sure the children use the bathroom at the airport before departure. The terminal has clean facilities near the arrivals area.
Timing tips for families
If you are arriving on a charter flight that lands in the evening, expect passport control to be busier than usual. Build in an extra 20–30 minutes for the queue, especially if you are travelling on different passports.
Keep snacks and water in your hand luggage. The airport has a small cafe in the arrivals area, but options are limited and prices are marked up.
Recommended approach
For families with children under 10, a pre-booked transfer with child seats is the clear choice. The price difference compared to a grand taxi is small — often the transfer is actually cheaper — and the comfort and safety advantages are significant over 70 km of highway driving.
Request your child seats, confirm luggage capacity, and have the booking confirmation on your phone. Your driver will be waiting with a name sign in the arrivals hall, and you can go directly to a vehicle that is set up for your family.