Along the beach of Agadir

Agadir’s beach is as good as they come: a wide expanse of fine sand which extends an impressive distance to the south of the town, is swept each morning and patrolled by mounted police. Along its course are a number of cafés which rent out sunbeds and umbrellas. The ocean – it should be stressed – has a very strong Atlantic undertow and is definitely not suitable for children unless closely supervised. Even adults are advised not to go out swimming alone. At the south end of the beach, wet-biking (jet-skiing; 300dh for 20min) is available at the Palm Beach Club (20dh entry) and near the Hôtel Amadil Beach. Horse and camel rides are also available, and quad bikes and beach buggies can also be rented. You can ride on any of these along the sands, up on the dunes, and over to the estuary (see box opposite). This is reached past an area known as Founty, quite a pleasant place, where a hundred or so villas are scattered behind the sand dunes and eucalyptus forest.

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Agadir: Inzegan Suburb

INEZGANE, on the north bank of the Oued Souss, is almost a suburb of Agadir, just 13km distant. The two could hardly be more different, though, for Inezgane is wholly Moroccan, and is a major transport hub for the region – much more so than Agadir – with buses and grands taxis going to most southern destinations. It’s connected with Agadir by local bus #25 and #28 (very frequent) and by frequent grands taxis (4dh a place, arriving/leaving Agadir at Place Salam). Each of these, along with intercity buses, have their own section of the gare routière, which is off Avenue Mokhtar Soussi, a wide street with arcades on both sides, running from the central Place al Massira to the main Agadir road. Across Avenue Mokhtar Soussi, through the arcades, is a wonderful city market, full of fruit, veg, spices, knick-knacks and traditional cosmetics, and a hundred times more authentic than anything you’ll find in Agadir. From Place al Massira, the road makes a ninety-degree turn, and crosses Boulevard Mohammed V, Inezgane’s main street, where you’ll find the post office and most of the shops. Useful bus and grand taxi departures from Inezgane include Taroudannt, Essaouira and Marrakech.

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Agadir: It's Time To visit Morocco

It's time to discover the magic of Morocco. expercience it's beauty en be aware of your sences. Morocco, the land of magic en beauty/ enjoy this little promo!

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Agadir Morocco: A Country Veiled In Mystery

Like it's women. Morocco is veiled and mysterious, revealing it's beauty only to the perceptive. Morocco, country of the Moors. It seems so far away and obscure, yet Morocco is remarkably accessible. You can jet to Morocco nonstop from New York on Royal Air Maroc in less time than it takes to fly to Rome, or by TWA via Lisbon three times weekly, including Saturday. If you are planning a European trip. you can get to Morocco in only a few minutes from several spots in Southern Spain—from Malaga by plane or ferry, Marabella by hydrofoil, Algeciras by ferry. Morocco's accessibility, rich culture, and history offer myriad treasures for any traveler.

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Agadir Old Medina

S
lightly to the south of the city center, this is a place to be discovered with great delight: the new medina was reconstructed from the 1990s onwards by Italian architect Coco Polizzi. Careful urban development, craftsmen and restaurants. It is an original and bold success, where the Moroccan soul still survives. The jewelry souk and the Moorish café are more than worth the detour.

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Agadir Sunny City

Agadir is Morocco’s number one tourist destination. Thanks to its 8 kilometre sandy beach, palm-lined promenades and near guaranteed warm weather, the city entertains thousands of sun worshippers from all around the globe. Offering a wide range of comfortable and modern hotels, restaurants, and music cafés, and a broad offering of water sports and nightlife entertainment and activities, Agadir is the holiday playground of Morocco

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Agadir: Golf Of The Sun

The city of Agadir has hosted this weekend (from May 26 to 29), for the fourth consecutive year, the "Golf of the Sun" tournament. Over 155 professional golf players, coming from 17 countries, took part in this year's tournament, which has already become a prestigious international challenge. Aujourd'hui Le Maroc reports that Morocco is represented in this event by 12 golfers.The winner takes home 130.000 euros.

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