Golf Du Soleil

If you're staring out at frost on the windscreen at home, Golf Du Soleil's big selling point is pretty obvious: average temperatures around 77 to 82ºF and a strong chance of sunshine through the winter months. It's become one of the go-to names in Agadir, and for good reason. You've got two contrasting courses designed by Fernando Muella and Gerard Courbin, both on-site, so you're getting variety without the need to move base or spend half your trip in a hire car.

Set between the Atlantic coast and the Atlas foothills, it's a proper holiday backdrop, palms, water features and those distant mountains on the horizon. The two courses don't feel like carbon copies either. One is more parkland and tree-lined where position matters, while the other is more open and gives you that 'hit it and chase it' feel when the ground firms up. Either way, water is a regular consideration, so bring a few extra balls if you're the optimistic type.

The setting is often a little more sheltered than you'd expect this close to the Atlantic, which helps when you're trying to hold a green in the afternoon breeze. Expect plenty of water, waterfalls and mature planting, so it looks and feels like a resort course, but there's still enough going on to keep you thinking. It's also well-suited to mixed-ability groups, with enough bite to keep low-handicappers engaged and enough forgiveness to let higher-handicappers enjoy the round without losing a sleeve every nine holes.

If Agadir is on your winter shortlist, Golf Du Soleil is an easy one to slot into a Morocco golf break with two courses on your doorstep and a base that's close to restaurants and nightlife when you're done for the day.

Who is this for?

Golfers who want winter sun in Morocco, two on-site courses and a hassle-free base near Agadir.

Who is it best for?

Mixed-ability groups, couples and societies looking for reliable weather, contrasting courses in one location and easy access from UK airports.