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Golf du Soleil Agadir: Two 18-Hole Courses in a Palm and Eucalyptus Landscape
A few kilometres from central Agadir and close to the Atlantic, Golf du Soleil is a 36-hole destination made up of two distinct 18-hole courses: the Championship course and the Tikida course. Palms, eucalyptus, tamarisk, ornamental lakes and the ocean breeze give the complex a lush character that contrasts with the dry landscape beyond.
A green resort landscape near the Atlantic
The club describes a carefully landscaped environment of palms, eucalyptus and tamarisk, with lakes and fountains adding a sense of freshness. Its location near Agadir’s Atlantic coastline helps create a comfortable playing atmosphere through much of the year.
Golf du Soleil comprises two courses with different personalities. The Championship course is the longer layout and is promoted by the operator as a test for stronger players, with wide playing areas, more demanding holes, bunkers protecting the greens and a mix of open and tree-lined sections. The operator says the Championship course underwent a major renovation and reopened in October 2019. The Tikida course is described as the shorter, more shaded route, with narrower fairways winding through eucalyptus and tamarisk. It began as a nine-hole course and was expanded to 18 holes in 2006, then renovated in 2020.
A choice between the Championship and Tikida routes
The two-course format is the key to planning a visit. Golfers can select the longer Championship layout or the more sheltered Tikida course, depending on their preferred style and the day’s availability.
The Championship course
This is the longer of the two routes and the one the club identifies as a favourite with stronger players. Longer holes require confident driving, while narrower sections reward accurate placement. Well-defended greens and bunker complexes add to the approach challenge.
The Tikida course
The Tikida route is shorter and more shaded, with narrower fairways that move through the forested sections of the property. It is suited to players who want to focus on iron play, control and accuracy rather than simply chasing distance.
Two different rounds within one resort destination
Golf du Soleil offers a choice of playing styles without changing venue. The Championship course provides the more expansive test, while Tikida offers a more sheltered and technical walk through the trees. The lakes, fountains and planting give both routes a shared Agadir identity.
Planning a round at Golf du Soleil
The operator publishes separate pages for the Championship and Tikida courses, along with practical information and current tariffs. Availability and rates can change; make sure the booking identifies the course you want, not just the Golf du Soleil complex.
- Specify Championship or Tikida when requesting a tee time.
- Check the current tariff, course maintenance and whether any holes are temporarily unavailable.
- Ask about equipment rental, transfers and practice facilities when confirming the booking.
Before you play
How many holes does Golf du Soleil have?
The destination has 36 holes in total, across the Championship and Tikida courses.
Are both courses 18 holes?
Yes. The current operator describes the Championship course and the Tikida course as separate 18-hole layouts. The Tikida course began as nine holes and was expanded in 2006.
Who designed the complex?
The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation credits the design to M. Muella and M. Courbin.
When were the courses renovated?
The operator says the Championship course reopened after renovation in October 2019; the Tikida course underwent a major renovation in summer 2020.
Which course is more challenging?
The operator describes the Championship as the longer course favoured by stronger players, while Tikida is shorter, narrower and more sheltered.
Golf du Soleil — official course overview · Golf du Soleil — Championship course · Golf du Soleil — Tikida course · FRMG — Golf du Soleil Agadir
Course facts checked: 31 October 2026.
