An Expat Talks about Living in Taghazout is a small fishing village located about 20km north of Agadir, the largest city in the region. It has a population of around 10,000 people and is a popular tourist destination in the summer months. Public transportation is available from Agadir, and the climate is mild year-round. There are several international schools in the area, and the cost of living is relatively low, with prices in local currency, Euros, and USD being quite affordable. Tourists flock to Taghazout in the summer months, and there are plenty of rental properties available, with a two bedroom near the water costing around €500-600 per month in Euros, or $600-700 in USD. The nightlife in Taghazout is quite vibrant, with popular bars and restaurants such as La Cabane, a beachfront restaurant serving traditional Moroccan cuisine, and La Source, a bar and restaurant with a lively atmosphere. For groceries, there are both big chain stores and smaller local stores, such as the Supermarche Taghazout and the local market. People love living in Taghazout for its laid-back atmosphere, stunning beaches, and friendly locals., Morocco

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Taghazout is a small fishing village located about 20km north of Agadir, the largest city in the region. It has a population of around 10,000 people and is a popular tourist destination in the summer months. Public transportation is available from Agadir, and the climate is mild year-round. There are several international schools in the area, and the cost of living is relatively low, with prices in local currency, Euros, and USD being quite affordable. Tourists flock to Taghazout in the summer months, and there are plenty of rental properties available, with a two bedroom near the water costing around €500-600 per month in Euros, or $600-700 in USD. The nightlife in Taghazout is quite vibrant, with popular bars and restaurants such as La Cabane, a beachfront restaurant serving traditional Moroccan cuisine, and La Source, a bar and restaurant with a lively atmosphere. For groceries, there are both big chain stores and smaller local stores, such as the Supermarche Taghazout and the local market. People love living in Taghazout for its laid-back atmosphere, stunning beaches, and friendly locals.