Agadir Attractions
Sitting along the southwestern coast of Morocco, Agadir is a busy port and resort destination, known for its wide crescent beach, emerald-green golf courses, and seaside promenade lined with restaurants and bars. After a devastating earthquake in 1960, Agadir was completely rebuilt, transforming it from a traditional Moroccan city into a more modern and dynamic destination. With more than 300 days of sunshine a year and a steadily temperate climate, tourists flock to the city throughout the year for weather that's warm but never oppressive. While the promenade is undoubtedly Agadir's biggest attraction, its Souk El Had bazaar, ruins of the original kasbah, and proximity to the Atlas Mountains offer plenty of things to do away from the beach.
