Get ready to hop on your bike and pedal your way through the colorful streets of Agadir with Pikala, the coolest local N.G.O. around! This tour is not just a typical sightseeing excursion, it's an adventure that will leave you with a big smile on your face and a deeper understanding of the local culture.

As you ride along with your awesome young guides, you'll get to soak up the Moroccan sun and experience the hustle and bustle of everyday life in Agadir. You'll see things that most tourists never get to see and discover hidden spots that will take your breath away.

You will cycle through different neighborhoods of Agadir like the outdated “Talborjt”, the Portuguese “Olhao” garden, the City center, “Souk el had” and the new collective built “Village Suisse”.
You will visit a public bakery and the traditional bathhouse called the Hammam. We will make a stop in a cafe, buy fruits from the Main City Market and understand the differences between pre and post-independence Moroccan architecture to rediscover the city through the prism of emblematic buildings that bears the signature of great architects.

But that's not all! You'll also get to connect with the local youth and hear their fascinating stories about growing up in Morocco. They'll share with you their unique perspective on family, religion, and the ever-evolving modernization of their beloved country. We do away with boring scripts our guides bring their own experiences and personality to the tour. They might teach you some words in “Arabic”, how to do the ablution, or how to not get fleeced by pickpockets and waiters. You’ll also learn where to eat, shop and drink (and where to avoid).

Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, this tour is designed for everyone. So come join us for a day of fun, adventure, and cultural immersion that you won't forget! With Pikala, you'll not only be promoting sustainable tourism but also empowering the youth of Morocco. What could be cooler than that?
PS: Souk el had is closed on Mondays we will be going to talborjt souk instead, and the Olhao garden is closed on Tuesdays so we also switch to Ibn Zaid Parc.