Morocco is a land of wonder, where every moment offers a touch of magic—whether it’s a breathtaking view, an unforgettable encounter, or a thrilling adventure. The country is perfect for families, blending history, nature, and fun. But which places will truly captivate kids and adults alike? From crocodile encounters near Agadir to dinosaur discoveries in the High Atlas, here are the 7 best things to do with kids In Morocco to create unforgettable family memories.
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Playing Indiana Jones at Crocoparc
For young adventurers and Indiana Jones fans, Crocoparc near Agadir promises thrills from the start. You enter the park through a giant crocodile-shaped gateway made of cement, setting the tone for an exciting experience. Spread over four hectares, this unique animal park is home to over 300 Nile crocodiles lounging among lush gardens filled with exotic plants. Visitors can spot green iguanas, striped turtles, and playful white-brush marmosets alongside the crocodiles. For the brave, the reptile zone features giant green anacondas and reticulated pythons stretching up to 6 meters long. A rare highlight is the presence of West African crocodiles, a species now extinct in southern Morocco.
| Tip: A shuttle runs twice a day from central Agadir, at 9:45 a.m. and 2:45 p.m., making access easy for families without a car. |
Good to Know:
- Location: RN8 PK 16, 80046 Drarga, Agadir
- Opening Hours: Daily from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (winter), 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (summer)
- Admission: Adults €8.5, Children (3–12) €5.6
- Shuttle and Guided Tour Package: €21.6 for adults, €13 for children (includes welcome tea).
Learning About Biodiversity at Targant, the Argan Museum
Located in the heart of the Arganeraie Biosphere Reserve, Targant Argan Museum in Taghazout is the ideal stop for families curious about Morocco’s iconic argan tree. This fascinating space is more than a museum—it’s a shop, restaurant, and production unit where visitors can learn all about the argan tree and its role in fighting desertification. Interactive exhibits teach children about local biodiversity, including animals like Cuvier’s gazelle and the jackal. The visit ends with a demonstration of argan oil production and a tasting session of amlou, a delicious Berber spread made with almonds, honey, and argan oil.
| Tip: Shuttles are available from Agadir and Taghazout, providing easy access to the site. |
Good to Know:
- Location: Agadir, Taghazout, Morocco
- Opening Hours: Daily (except Monday), from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- Admission: Adults €10.45 (includes a guided tour and tasting), Children €5.25.
A Mini-Safari in Souss Massa National Park
Just outside Agadir, Souss Massa National Park offers a safari experience that feels straight out of Africa. Spanning 30,000 hectares of dunes, cliffs, and savanna-like terrain, the park features two reserves dedicated to the reintroduction of endangered Saharan species. Families can explore on foot along a 3 km trail or opt for a guided car tour to spot North African ostriches, Addax antelopes, and oryx—species that once disappeared from Morocco. Bird enthusiasts can head to the Massa Reserve, where binoculars are essential for spotting pink flamingos and the world’s last remaining bald ibis, which nests along the cliffs.
| Tip: For a richer experience, book a guided birdwatching tour. |
Good to Know:
- Location: 7CQQ+J6 Sidi Binzarne, Morocco
- Walking Tour: €6.6 for adults, €2 for children under 12.
- Private Car Tour: €14 per person.
- Birdwatching Tour: €19 (2-hour), €24 (half-day), or €38 (full-day).
Tracking Dinosaurs in the High Atlas
In the heart of Azilal, the Geoparc Mgoun is a treat for dinosaur lovers. Located in a region known for its paleontological discoveries, this museum takes visitors on a fascinating journey through time. Dinosaur footprints and fossils found in the High Atlas, including the giant Atlasaurus imelakei, are proudly displayed, with a massive replica of the 17-meter dinosaur taking center stage. Exhibits cover everything from the Big Bang to prehistoric tools, creating an educational and exciting adventure for kids of all ages.
Good to Know:
- Location: Iwaridane, Morocco
- Opening Hours: Daily (except Tuesday), from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Admission: €1.88.
Flying Over the Mountains at Terres D’Amanar
Just a 45-minute drive from Marrakech, Terres D’Amanar is a 120-hectare adventure park perched at an altitude of 1,200 meters in the High Atlas Mountains. It’s the perfect place to enjoy fresh mountain air and outdoor activities for all ages. Families can choose from gentle hikes, mountain biking, and horseback riding, or embrace the thrill of the aerial adventure course. Teenagers (12 and up) will love soaring over a deep canyon on the park’s 430-meter zipline—the longest in North Africa. For younger children, there’s a treetop adventure course designed to suit their size and age, along with fun activities like archery.
Good to Know:
- Location: Douar Akli, Tahannaout
- Zipline Course: €18.4 (12+ years)
- Treetop Adventure: €15.2 for adults, €11–€13.8 for children, depending on height.
Awakening Creativity at Macaal in Marrakech
The Al Maaden Museum of Contemporary African Art (Macaal) offers a unique artistic experience for families. Home to over 2,500 works, it showcases contemporary art from across Africa. The museum hosts hands-on workshops for children aged 6–10, where they can paint, sculpt, and create salt-dough models. Outside, families can explore the sculpture park near the Al Maaden golf course, where monumental works rise against the stunning backdrop of the Atlas Mountains.
| Tip: Check for reopening updates, as the museum is currently undergoing expansion. |
Good to Know:
- Location: Marrakech, Morocco
- Admission: Adults €6, MACAAL + Park €12 ,Kids under 12 free
Diving into the Anima Garden’s Fairytale World
Located 28 km from Marrakech, Anima Garden is a magical oasis created by Austrian artist André Heller. Wandering through this lush, whimsical garden feels like stepping into a fairytale, with surprises at every corner. Kids will marvel at giant mosaic heads, colorful totems, and floating eyes nestled among vibrant flowers. The garden’s winding paths make exploration a delight, while the panoramic terrace offers breathtaking views of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains in winter.
| Tip: Use the free shuttle service running twice daily to access the garden. |
Good to Know:
- Location: Douar Sbiti, Route de l’Ourika
- Opening Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Admission: €12, free for children under 12.
