On Morocco’s sunny Atlantic coast lies Agadir, a popular seaside city that will take center stage during AFCON 2025. With its wide beaches, modern infrastructure and relaxed atmosphere, Agadir is one of the country’s most attractive and dynamic destinations. On this page, you will find everything you need to know about the stadium, the matches being played here and how to get there easily.
Stadium information
- Location: Agadir
More about this host city > - Capacity: 41,144
- Build: 2007
- Home team: Hassania d’Agadir
Stade Adrar, also known as the Grand Stade d’Agadir, is a modern football venue located about 5 kilometers from the city center. Officially opened in October 2013, it serves as the home ground of Hassania d’Agadir. The stadium’s architecture is distinctive. with its oval shape and stands built on artificial slopes, it resembles a stepped pyramid. The design was created through a collaboration between Moroccan architect Sâd Benkirane and renowned Italian architect Vittorio Gregotti.
Ahead of AFCON 2025, the stadium has undergone extensive renovations. The capacity has been increased to 41,144 seats, and facilities have been fully modernized. The athletics track was removed to create a football-only layout and a new roof was added to provide greater comfort for spectators. These upgrades not only prepare the stadium for AFCON 2025 but also for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, which Morocco will co-host. In a second phase planned for 2028, the stadium’s capacity is expected to increase further to 70,000 seats.
Matches at Stade Adrar
| 22 December | 18:00 uur |
 Egypt Zimbabwe | Matchday 1 Group B |
| 24 December | 20:30 uur |
 Cameroon Gabon | Matchday 1 Group F |
| 26 December | 18:00 uur |
Egypt South Africa | Matchday 2 Group B |
| 28 December | 20:30 uur |
Gabon Mozambique | Matchday 2 Group F |
| 29 December | 20:30 uur |
 Angola Egypt | Matchday 3 Group B |
| 31 December | 20:30 uur |
| Mozambique Cameroon | Matchday 3 Group F |
In addition to the group-stage fixtures, one Round of 16 match and a quarter-final will be played at Stade Adrar.
Accessibility
The Stade Adrar is strategically located on the outskirts of Agadir and is easily accessible thanks to improved infrastructure and a variety of transport options. Below you will find an overview of how to reach the stadium.
Train
Currently, there is no direct train connection to Agadir. The city is not yet part of Morocco’s high-speed rail network. An extension toward Marrakesh is under development but will not be completed before the Africa Cup 2025.
Bus
Stade Adrar is accessible via the city’s Amalway Trambus (Bus à Haut Niveau de Service) network. The first BHNS line connects the port, city center and university district, with stops in Inezgane and nearby areas. Buses run approximately every five minutes, carrying tens of thousands of passengers daily. The nearest stop is within walking distance of the stadium.
Taxi
Two types of taxis operate in Agadir:
- Petit taxis (red): Operate within the city limits, equipped with meters, ideal for short trips. They cannot leave the city.
- Grande taxis (white or grey): Operate between cities or districts, charging per seat.
Many visitors also use ride-hailing apps like Careem or InDrive, which offer competitive prices and help avoid inflated taxi fares.
Car
If you’re driving, the stadium is about 5 kilometers east of downtown Agadir. The road network is modern and well-maintained, thanks to new highways and the Agadir ring road. The drive from the city center to the stadium usually takes no more than 15 minutes.