A delivery in Agadir takes 30 to 60 minutes on average. Allow 20 to 30 minutes in the centre, 30 to 45 minutes in outlying neighbourhoods, and 45 to 90 minutes to Inezgane, Ait Melloul, Aourir or Taghazout. The delivery time depends less on your address than on where the shop is and what time you order.
What a delivery time is really made of
A delivery time is not one trip, it is four steps added together. Understanding which ones take time lets you order more cleverly.
| Step | Duration | What makes it vary |
|---|---|---|
| Reply and price confirmation | 2 to 5 min | The time of day, how clear your message is |
| Driver's trip to the shop | 5 to 20 min | Where they are, traffic |
| Purchase or waiting on site | 5 to 30 min | Preparation, queues, length of the list |
| Trip from the shop to you | 10 to 40 min | The actual distance |
Waiting on site is the least predictable step. A restaurant preparing a tagine takes twenty minutes that no driver can shorten.
Delivery times by area
| Area | Time |
|---|---|
| Talborjt, Centre-ville, Cité Suisse, Riad Salam | 20-30 min |
| Les Amicales, Hay Mohammadi, Hay Dakhla | 25-40 min |
| Founty, Marina, Cité Founty, Sonaba | 25-40 min |
| Hay Salam, Hay Essalam, Charaf, Al Houda, Illigh, Adrar | 30-45 min |
| Tilila, Anza, Bensergao, Bouargane, Drarga, Q. Industriel | 35-55 min |
| Tikiouine, Dcheira, Inezgane | 45-70 min |
| Ait Melloul, Lqliaa | 60-90 min |
| Aourir, Taghazout | 70-100 min |
Details by neighbourhood on the delivery areas page, and the matching prices on the delivery prices page.
Delivery times by type of order
The hours that lengthen delivery times in Agadir
Four time slots regularly slow down deliveries in the city.
Between 12h and 14h. Restaurants are swamped and traffic is heavy. Allow fifteen to twenty minutes more for a meal order.
Friday from 12h to 15h. The busiest slot of the week, between prayer and family lunch. Shops and main roads are jammed at the same time.
Between 18h and 20h. Offices and schools let out. Trips to outlying neighbourhoods and to Inezgane get noticeably longer.
Saturday morning at the souk. The areas around the markets are packed. If your delivery starts from there, add twenty minutes.
If your order is not urgent, moving it by an hour often saves a quarter of an hour at no extra cost.
When delivery times are shorter
At night, between midnight and six in the morning, the streets are empty and the trip is the fastest of the day. The time is lost elsewhere: finding an open shop and assigning a driver, as there are fewer at these hours. Overall, the delivery time remains comparable to the daytime.
On Sunday mornings and in mid-afternoon on weekdays, between three and five, traffic flows freely and shops are quiet: these are the best slots for a fast delivery.
Ramadan
The month of Ramadan completely changes the rhythm of deliveries in Agadir. Two extreme peaks appear: the hour before the fast is broken, when demand explodes and restaurants are overwhelmed, and the end of the night before shour.
During these two slots, delivery times can double. Our advice is simple: order one hour before iftar rather than thirty minutes before. During this period we announce realistic times rather than promising the impossible.
How to get the shortest delivery time
A complete message
Address, floor, landmark and order in the first message: no back-and-forth of questions.
The nearest shop
Tell us it doesn't matter to you: we go to the one near you.
A set time
Rather than "as fast as possible", give a time: we plan the departure around it.
Outside peak times
Avoiding 12h-14h and 18h-20h saves fifteen to twenty minutes.
Frequently asked questions
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Find out your exact delivery time
Send your address and your order. We give you a realistic delivery time, not an average.