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Pro
Warm and there's a beach, few good restaurants.
Con
Crowded even in October, sandy storms, fogs
In a nutshell
A modern city that hosts excellent hotels, a splendid beach, great night life and lots international food.
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. The wiew from here is amazing.
5 Reviews The Birds Valley or Vallée des Oiseaux is not only an aviary, but also a small zoo. This zoo with mouflons, lama's and monkeys is as zoo itself not really a very interesting and exciting 'must see', but the as a whole with the green ambiance and waterfall in the middle of the town makes it enjoyable...
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, we didn't complain, because staying in the beach was safer than under the burning sun. Sun tanning...
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, beans, stones to herbs (picture 1). Of many stuff I couldn't discover what it was, so there still are...
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 market to my hotel in Nouveau Talborjt was the motive to come to the Olhao Park. I found the gate...
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 artist named Rachid Fassih. I am always interested to see the art works of local artists, to look how...
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 leading the camel can take what price he wants.
4 Reviews and 209 Opinions We stayed at this hotel during a weeks stay in Morocco. We stayed for 4 nights and the hotel was...
5 Reviews and 544 Opinions Spent 10 gloriously hot & sunny days in mid Feb at this hotel and despite initial reservations,...
La Milanese Pizzeria: Excellent place for seafood-better than the port!?
angiebabe Says: Was really busy with locals - which is always a good giveaway to a place being good! - and they families and bigger groups - the waiters were busy running here and there with the next tables typical Salad Morocain entre along with the many plates of Mixed Seafood that seemed...
CLUB SALAMBBO: DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY
EASTHOPE Says: In August 2011 I discovered Club Salambbo which is in Banana Village area opposite Fouquet Bar but much higher up. It is a European setting playing global pop music - a great disco experience.What I liked is that it was not overcrowded and it seemed to be a mix of tourists...
angiebabe Says: Advertises 300 dirham a day for up to 15 days and 250 for 15 days plus - thats an okay price but i think you could haggle to get the price down a bit more eg for more than a week try to get 250 a day.the advertised Moroccan made Dacia lagan is a car I found to be excellent...
merianta Says: I have myself been travelling many times to Agadir and during busy periods like half term and the holiday seasons I could be waiting around at Agadir airportqueuing for a taxi in the red hot sun for an hour with my family and luggage,Taxi drivers at Agadir airport are...
Elixir D'Argane: Buying Argane - good place to buy or be massaged
angiebabe Says: The world is progressively becoming aware of the special properties of omega rich Argane oil, and now becoming one of the worlds most expensive oils - for culinary, medicinal and cosmetic use. Grown only in Morocco, and particularly in appx 25,000 square km area around...
solopes Says: The wide beach of Agadir, in the afternoon, looks like a series of soccer fields. Hundreds of youngster share the large space in a never ending animated competition. The wet sand is hard, making the games look more like the regular soccer than beach football. I think that...
piosku67 Says: I flew to Agadir in February 2009 and unsurprisingly heavy rains welcomed us though some days ago it had been quite sunny and warm. Be prepared for it, though if you are not fond of heat and love walking, biking, hiking or whatever it’s the best time for it. Before my stay...
cpindur4 Says: Do not Go!!! Rude people, very aggressive . Good for a look only. don't stay to shop. Go instead to Municipal Market in town. Very nice shop keepers, better prices and better crafts. It is near Uniprix area.If you are looking to have a leather jacket made or to buy one, go...
solopes Says: In our first day in Agadir we were contacted in the beach by a nicely speaking guy, inviting us to a "superior" fish lunch in the authenticity of the harbour. We accepted, and went with him. Well, the ambiance was real, the lunch, served in very rustic conditions was...
Arriving in Agadir...sights to see out of town
angiebabe Says: Glad you have chosen to go to Morocco for your trip in June. Agadir is a good base or a handy airport to fly into and then take off for other sights further afield. Being June its summer and getting pretty warm or rather hot in some places so having the beach will be...
CoL de Kerdous to and from Tafroute
angiebabe Says: Nestled in the picturesque area that is the Ameln Valley of pink mountains, berber villages and peaceful and fertile valleys with palmeraie is the village of Tafroute, tucked away in the Anti Atlas. Tafroute is 107 km from Tiznit or 198 km from Agadir - both routes have...
angiebabe Says: Hi, March is generally a very nice month - Agadir is generally warmer or milder than other places around that may still be a bit chilly. If the weather is sunny its generally warm to even hot - but can be variable and changeable so best to take layers and light but warm...
solopes Says: Agadir was destroyed by a violent earthquake almost 50 years ago. We can see some ruins of the old city, but Agadir is now a modern city. Thus, it is not a great place to see traditional Morocco, only one of the best Moroccan beaches. That's why we spent a week in the beach,...
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Agadir is a beach resort so it doesn't represent much of the true feeling of Morocco, so if you'd like to go around on day trips, then these places are best to...
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Q: Hi, could anyone advice me on nice hotel to stay when we visit. Thanks...
A: You can see a list of the hotels in Agadir right here on this site and some of them have reviews that members here have...
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I visited Agadir five times, in 1992, 2000, 2001, 2007 and 2008. All the times when I visited Agadir, I only stayed for a few days, mostly to acclimatize before or relax after trips around. Agadir is...
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Agadir is the only, by international standarts, Atlantic resort in Morocco. I enjoyed either a beach, water sports, shopping, eating, sunshine and... fogs + desert storms on the beach haha (details in...
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Back to Agadir - and been enjoying it!
Been up here several times..... Head up to the top of this hill for excellent views over the city, the long white sandy beach and the ocean.....this is a remaining reminder of the terrible earthquake...
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