Agadir Things to Do

 6 Reviews  Ruins of fortress that lies on a mountain above the city of Agadir. The word KASBAH is in arabic an means fortress. It was built in the 1500-century but was destroyed in the big earthquake in 1960.... 

 3 Reviews  If you are a market addict like me, you may have a lot to explore at the stalls of the Souq al-Had. So I found at this marketstall boxes with all kind of different stuff from haberdashery, plastics,... 

 6 Reviews  Agadir has a very good beach. A wide and long strip of thin white sand, a regular and low surf, no hidden rocks, the only drawback was the persistent fog. Is it common, or just our bad luck? Anyway,... 

 4 Reviews  In the southwest corner of the Jardim de Olhao is a small museum dedicated to the earthquake of 1960. I red that some pictures of old Agadir are displayed here. To visit this museum on my way from the... 

 3 Reviews  At the groundflour of the Municipal Amazighe heritage museum is a hall for temporary exhibitions of contemporary art. During my visit in summer 2007 there was an exhibition of the work of a local... 

 3 Reviews  Here you can ofcours ride a camel, at the top of Kasbahn. I´m not sure what the price is but I know for sure that you must agree about the price BEFORE you get on the camel otherwise the man who is... 

 jacques01 Says:  In Agadir there are many surf spots renowded by their world class waves and the surf session start in October until May. Tamraght village or Taghazout is a must... 

 angiebabe Says:  Hi, I see you are arriving in just 2 or 3 days time or it means April? If its April then you are in Morocco for beautiful springtime and a day trip out would be... 

 solopes Says:  In a modern town, betting in tourism you need diversity to occupy the visitors. Agadir is not very reach in that area but, if you travel with kids, a small and... 

 gugi66 Says:  There is a litle train that drives tourists around central Agadir (sigtseeing). It looks really fun but it´s all crap.Don´t take the train it was nothing... 

 john9159 Says:  You could get a shared taxi (in preference to grand taxi) from El Batwaar and have this all to yourself. As always, you need to ask the price and maybe haggle a... 

 angiebabe Says:  Excellent collection of Berber jewellery, pottery, a few carpets and wooden doors from local kasbahs. Well displayed with information given on the items and... 

 angiebabe Says:  The Marina, at the far end of Agadir beach bust before the port and fish market, is a fairly new and very expensive project for the locality. Now a new... 

 angiebabe Says:  Early each morning the hauls of fish that are caught overnight are brought in to the fishmarket for auctioning - you can attend the auctions each morning and it... 

 sachara Says:  The rebuilding of Agadir after the earthquake in 1960 gave opportunities to a generation of new Moroccan or Moroccan-born architects. Jean- Francois Zevaco,... 

 gugi66 Says:  I don´d know why i even went here mayby because our travelguid said this is the place you must see when your in Agadir. It is the biggest harbour in the... 

 sachara Says:  Everytime I walked around in a souq or market in Morocco, I'm surprised again how colourful they are. And everywhere I am tempted to take pictures of these red,... 

 sachara Says:  In the port of Agadir it's great to walk along the quays and to look at the fishingboats in the morning. At the quays you can see a lot of heaps of red-coloured... 

 sachara Says:  The importance of Agadir as a fishing and commercial port is growing. So did the port facilities the last years. A large part of Morocco's sardine catch comes... 

 earthflyer Says:  The MosqueSince Agadir has been rebuilt after the 1960 earthquake and is pretty modern the only architectural things to look at are the mosques but even they... 

 read354 Says:  Not many people know of this attraction in the mountains about 25 kilometres along the coast north towards arhoud A car is needed but is a easy 3-4 hour ride up... 

 Heavens-Mirror Says:  The Thursday suuq or market of Agadir is a nice day out, as it is totally dominated by Moroccans and has high quality products for sale such as leather,... 

 beccyandjohn Says:  This is near the Birds Vally, we sat here and had a beer watching the world go by. The noody train stops here to, its a bit noisy then because they ring a bell...