One of Agadir’s great attractions is its magnificent urban beach, almost 12 kilometres long. This, together with the city’s pleasant climate, adds further to Agadir’s appeal as a sought-after destination, to a point where its 20,000 hotel spaces are fully booked during the peak season.
Although its ancient medina was destroyed by the 1960 earthquake, Agadir offers a rich architectural heritage, and its ethnographic museum is an essential visit. To help you discover its charms, we have prepared a selection of options for things to do in this colourful, buzzing city.
If you’ve decided to spend two days getting to know Agadir, you will have time to get plenty from your stay in this lovely Moroccan city. A whole host of surprises and special experiences awaits you.
