Ôclub Experience Les Dunes d'Or Ocean ClubAll Inclusive in Agadir

Claire Vasseur

JustRelax travel writer · 5 min read

Agadir is Morocco in absolute relaxation mode. Morocco's largest seaside resort with 10 kilometers of golden sand, the city enjoys over 300 days of sunshine per year. The Ôclub Experience Les Dunes d'Or Ocean Club sits exactly where it should: feet in fine sand, far from tourist chaos yet moments from the modern city centre. 435 rooms in soft pastel tones, a private landscaped beach, different restaurants each evening, French-language entertainment from morning to night. It's a hotel designed so you make no effort whatsoever.

Arrival

You step through the doors and immediately the atmosphere shifts. The soft pastel façades, the sound of waves in the background, the ocean breeze. Reception operates 24 hours a day with concierge service to answer your questions. Your room awaits. If you're travelling as a family, the Family Room at 46 m² offers two connecting or side-by-side spaces, ideal for giving everyone breathing room. Couples will appreciate the Garden View or Pool View Rooms (22 m²) with their furnished terrace or balcony. Air conditioning, wifi, mini-fridge, flat-screen television. Nothing is missing. Bathrooms feature a bathtub and hairdryer. A safe deposit box is available as an extra charge. The hotel spreads across verdant gardens descending to two outdoor pools, one dedicated to relaxation. Beyond that, the private beach awaits, accessible after a short public promenade (approximately 100 metres). Just 1 kilometre away lies Agadir's modern city centre with shops and restaurants. The Amazigh Heritage Museum is equally close for the curious.

Dining, all included

Four themed restaurants embody this hotel's dining philosophy. The Oasis restaurant, the heart of your all-inclusive formula, operates as a buffet with live show cooking. You watch the chef work, smell the spices, taste dishes hot from the plancha. National flavours sit alongside international classics. The Bella Vista Restaurant celebrates Italian cuisine in pure Mediterranean tradition, with a panoramic terrace opening onto the ocean. The Cap Sud Restaurant honours fresh fish and seafood, the true specialty of Morocco's Atlantic littoral. For authentic Moroccan dining, La Casbah à la carte Restaurant immerses you in traditional, convivial atmosphere with dishes rich in flavour and colour. Two bars serve as gathering points: the Pool bar for quick refreshment by the water, the main Les Alizés bar for varied cocktails and local spirits. Open 10am to 11pm depending on location. Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are part of the all-inclusive formula. We invite you to verify the details of the all-inclusive offer directly on the official website, as inclusions may vary depending on season and room type.

Days by the water

Two outdoor pools welcome you with loungers, parasols and sunbeds. Balinese beds are positioned at the solarium for those dreaming of meditative naps. Pool and beach towels are provided against deposit. Aquagym runs daily, as do yoga classes for those seeking balance rather than activity. The private beach is the real luxury. Loungers, parasols and Balinese beds await your body. Agadir's fine sand, renowned for its softness, stretches endlessly. From there, you can attempt kayaking, catamaran sailing, surfing or bodyboarding (at preferential rates). Table tennis, petanque, beach volleyball, darts—all available for playful souls unwilling to settle for mere lounging. Children aged 4 to 12 populate the Ômini Club, open 6 days a week throughout the season. A team of French-language animators supervises craft workshops, indoor and outdoor games. A mini-disco evening each week breaks the routine for the young ones. Teenagers aged 13 to 17 find their space in the Ôpote's Club with a programme of sports and fun activities, equally 6 days weekly during French school holidays.

Evening vibes

Each day, the French-language entertainment programme unfolds in colour: sporting tournaments, concerts, live shows, karaoke, evening dances. It's not imposed entertainment, it's a musical and social context creating warm holiday village atmosphere. Sporting events are broadcast in the bars for supporters. When night falls, the hotel transforms. Bars come alive, music resonates, tables fill with laughter. This is modern, cosmopolitan Agadir, revealed after sunset over the Atlantic.

Who is it for?

This hotel speaks clearly to families. The mini club and teen club represent genuine commitment, not simple babysitting. Parents can breathe easy knowing their children are safe and meaningfully occupied. Couples also find their ease, with a beach for two and intimate restaurants. Seniors will appreciate service proximity and lack of challenging terrain within the property (though upper floors remain accessible by stairs only). It's a hotel for those seeking relaxation without complication, wanting to enjoy Morocco's sun without leaving a French-language cocoon. No major surprises, but honest and reassuring execution.