Agadir, located on the Atlantic coast, is a modern city rising from the ashes after the devastating earthquake of 1960. Its name, which means "collective granary" in Amazigh, bears witness to its historic role as a strategic point for trade and agriculture. Although its historic monuments have been largely destroyed, Agadir has managed to reinvent itself as a popular seaside destination, with modern facilities and a friendly atmosphere.
Agadir Beach
Long and lined with golden sand, Agadir's beach is ideal for relaxation, water sports and spectacular sunsets.
This ancient fortress offers panoramic views over the city and the ocean. Although only ruins remain, the place is steeped in history and is an iconic landmark.
This free park in the heart of the city is a haven of peace for families, with its lush gardens, exotic birds and play areas.
One of Morocco's biggest traditional markets, where you can find everything from spices and handicrafts to clothes and fresh produce in a vibrant atmosphere.
Discover the bustle of this busy port, famous for its fresh fish and delicious seafood restaurants.
Located a few kilometers from the city, this park is home to crocodiles and offers a fun and educational experience for young and old alike.
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