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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Agadir : Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Agadir
- The best place to go in Morocco for holidays that are all about the sun, sand, and sea is Agadir because of the fine, white sand that lines its coastline.
- The main activity for many visitors is to unwind on the beach.
- However, Agadir is also a good starting point for day trips and longer journeys to the towns and tourist destinations of the Souss Valley and Anti Atlas regions if you want to mix some sightseeing with sunbathing.
- Sticking to the coast, plenty of attractions tempt you away from the sun lounger, including the surf town of Taghazout, a day trip away, and the seafront walled town of Essaouira, which is also a simple add-on to an Agadir holiday.
- Capital: Morocco
- International Airport: Agadir–Al Massira Airport (AGA)
- Population: 960,000
- Currency: Moroccan Dirham
- Time: GMT+1
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: Arabic or Amazigh
- Religion: Christianity
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Agadir: Highlights for Your Trip
- View from the Kasbah, please.
- Discover the City Center of Agadir.
- Include a Trip to Essaouira in Your Holiday.
- Stroll through Taroudant's Walled Medina.
- Explore Tafraoute's surroundings on foot.
03
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Agadir: Seasonal Guide for Travellers
- The best seasons for travel are spring and fall, when temperatures have cooled to more agreeable levels. The Anti-Atlas Mountains keep the area cool beneath Agadir.
- Agadir receives a welcome respite from the summer heat when the mountains receive rain. The high season, when temperatures are at their highest, lasts from May to November.
- In July, they reach their highest point, 26°C, ideal for a traditional summer holiday.
- On hotter days, highs can reach 30°C and lows at night can be as low as 18°C. Agadir frequently receives winds coming from the Sahara Desert.
- These warm winds don't bring cooler weather; they bring hotter temperatures that occasionally reach the mid-40s.
- Also problematic are heat waves, especially if you don't like the heat. The ideal season to visit Agadir for cooler weather is in the fall or spring. In Agadir, there is hardly any rainfall.
- The wettest month is December, and it rarely rains in the summer. Sixty-three millimetres of rainfall on average.
- If you're planning a winter holiday, remember to pack an umbrella and a raincoat because showers tend to be brief and intense.
04
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
Why Agadir Is Worth a Visit: Here Are the Best Places You Must See
Agadir Beach
- The beach is the main draw to Agadir. Holidaymakers from all over Europe swarm to this prime beach area in Morocco all year to top off their tans.
- In the summer, domestic tourists flock to the Atlantic Coast to escape the oppressive heat inland.
- During the spring and fall, when there are still lots of clear skies and sunny days, many European package tourists travel here.
- Some of Morocco's top beach resorts line the lengthy stretch of Agadir's beach, which also has a variety of amenities like a tonne of cafés and restaurants, sunshades and deckchairs that can be rented.
- Private sand strips are available for guests at many beachfront hotels.
Agadir's City Center
- A few exciting monuments in Agadir's modern city centre provide a pleasant change of pace from sunbathing.
- The Grand Mosque is one of Morocco's most distinctive mosques and is built in a modernist style.
- In collaboration with the Tiskiwin Museum in Marrakech, the Amazigh Museum (Passage Ait Souss) exhibits some of Bert Flint's ethnographic collection.
- The museum gives visitors an excellent introduction to Morocco's Amazigh (Berber) cultures.
- The tragic 1960 earthquake that levelled Agadir led to the construction of the Agadir Memorial Museum (Avenue President Kennedy), which houses an intriguing collection of early 20th-century black-and-white photos of Agadir.
Paradise Valley
- This charming gorge, located about 60 kilometres north of Agadir, is a great place to experience rural Moroccan life.
- With views of the western edge of the Atlas Mountains peaks rising in the distance, day hikes on designated hiking trails pass by orchards of almond and olive trees and small villages along the way.
- For a more peaceful experience, visit the valley during the week as locals picnic here on the weekends.
- Additionally, it's a great location to buy regional produce. Local honey and argan oil are sold at many small kiosks in nearby villages.
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Agadir Off the Beaten Track: Discover More Hidden Wonders
The Walled Medina of Taroudant
- Taroudant is one of the most significant historic centres of the Souss Valley, which developed into a significant trans-Saharan trade route town in the 16th century, and is located 88 kilometres east of Agadir.
- Massive rammed-earth defences surrounding the town cover an area of more than seven kilometres and are dotted with impressive defensive gates.
- Many visitors come to Taroudant to shop in the maze-like souq streets after taking a stroll or a carriage ride around the city walls.
- The town is renowned for its silver jewellery in particular. The primary shopping area is Souq Arabe.
- The kasbah neighbourhood in Taroudant is also worth exploring, but be prepared to get lost in the maze of tiny streets.
The Countryside around Tafraoute
- Tafroute is the typical Moroccan mountain village and a haven for walkers, hikers, climbers, and nature lovers. It is set amidst breathtaking mountain scenery with pink and orange rocks.
- This tranquil town is located in the Anti-Atlas region's Ameln Valley, approximately 166 kilometres southeast of Agadir.
- It is surrounded by a landscape of orchards and palm groves bordered by rocky cliffs and mountains.
- You can get a taste of rural Moroccan life here, which is a lovely contrast to the hectic, modern Agadir.
- There are countless opportunities for trekking for more adventurous travellers, or you can relax and take in the scenery.
- Don't forget to visit the Ait Mansour Gorges and the ancient rock art near Annameur.
06
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Agadir Culture and Traditions: A Blend of Past and Present
- Agadir is a historical city that has preserved numerous ancient monuments with care.
- Tourists are captivated by the beauty of the city's natural tourist attractions.
- Most people know the city of Santa Cruz does Cabo de Gué, a historical site. It is situated in Agadir's northern region.
- The fortress is perched atop a significant hill. The only remaining components of the structure are the walls and gates because the building was severely damaged by an earthquake in 1960.
- Near the fort, there is a fantastic observation platform. Don't skip going there because you'll see breathtaking city views.
07
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Agadir: Your Guide to Food, Fun, and Fashion Trends
L'Anice
#Food
- One of Agadir's top lunch spots is this excellent bakery/café.
- French pastries, Moroccan pastries and biscuits, fresh mint tea, salads, and eggs with khlii are just a few options.
- It has a terrace area that is ideal for warm days and is roomy and modern.
Restaurant Plage Bleue
#Food
- Restaurant Plage Bleue, located in the main tourist area of Agadir, is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- The staff members are attentive, and the service is prompt.
- Order a pot of mint tea or a glass of fresh fruit juice to accompany the various fish and meat dishes.
Café del Mar
#Food
- Café del Mar is a well-known restaurant in Agadir for its excellent seafood.
- Thanks to its beachfront location and outdoor terrace, it's a fantastic place to watch the sunset.
- Excellent food and service are provided, and a romantic atmosphere prevails.
- Some exquisitely presented dishes include grilled fish with a colourful array of roasted Mediterranean vegetables, salmon and avocado salad, battered fish with chips, sardines with mozzarella, tomato, pesto, herb and lemon calamari, and sardines with mozzarella, tomato, and pesto.
L'Echappee Belle, Etape Berbere
#Fashion
- In addition to a large selection of clothing and accessories, this small shop offers visitors a wide variety of unique souvenirs and beautiful photographs in a peaceful area of Agadir.
- The shop's proprietors are warm and welcoming, and they won't hesitate to lead you around and share information with you about some of the traditional items on display.
- It is local and has an authentic Moroccan feel.
Souk Lakhmiss
#Fashion
- The Thursday market is small outside the city centre, near the airport.
- It primarily serves the shopping needs of locals from nearby neighbourhoods and tourists, and its reasonable prices distinguish it.
- In addition to selling food, it also sells various household items. Around the market are many fantastic restaurants where guests can have a home-style meal for a fair price.
Souk Berbere Artisanal
#Fashion
- Burberry Artisan Market sells a wide range of lovely, traditional handcrafted goods.
- You will find many beautiful sections that specialise in the sale of many distinctive items, such as jewellery, accessories, luxury furniture, a section for the sale of distinctive craft wood pieces with delicate inscriptions, and a section for the sale of rugs and luxury furniture.
- In addition, there is a section where you can purchase traditional clothing and bags, as well as oils, spices, and speciality spices, among many other items and varieties sold at reasonable prices.
Xtreme Park
#Fun
- This theme park is housed within the Karting Center in the city's first seaside resort. It provides residents and foreign visitors the chance to enjoy the most amazing games in a sports and entertainment complex covering a total area of more than four hectares.
- Extreme Park employs about fifty people. Its visitors are guaranteed an adrenaline-filled experience and priceless memories with family and friends.
- Thanks to the field of animation and its Moroccan and Italian staff, which also includes a variety of modern vehicles and machines.
08
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Explore Agadir Natural Beauty and Safari Adventures
- The Air and Tenere National Nature Reserve is a popular destination for Niger tourists.
- The African nation of Niger has a protected area called the Air and Tenere National Nature Reserve.
- It is the most significant natural reserve in Africa. In 1991, it was added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. The Air and Tenere National Nature Reserve is one of the most well-known birding locations on earth.
- Along with the natural reserve, it also has the Air and Tenere Addax Sanctuary.
- Some of the main attractions of the Air and Tenere National Nature Reserve include the Air Mountains, rocky plateaus, dunes, and Tenere Plains.
09
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Agadir Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- In July, the King Mohammed VI-sponsored Timitar - Signs and Culture festival takes place in Agadir.
- This festival, which has the fusion of Amazigh and world music as its theme, features numerous performances on three stages located throughout the Agadir Municipality (Place Al Amal, Théâtre De Verdure, and Place Al Wahda).
- Over a million festivalgoers are welcomed by these stages, which are animated by more than 400 artists from Morocco and other countries, over this event's four days.
- Every evening, the traditional troupes, the keepers of the ancient and well-known Amazigh musical art, open the festivities as an invitation to musicians worldwide.
- The Agadir Urban Municipality, the region of Souss-Massa, the wilaya of Souss-Massa, the Moroccan National Tourist Office, and the Agadir Hoteliers Association support meetings related to the promotion and transmission of Amazigh artistic heritage as well as workshops for musical awakening.
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