Agadir is located at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, on the south coast of Morocco. Virtually destroyed and rebuilt following an earthquake in 1960, it is the most modern city in the country, but still retains the meaning of its past. We list the top 10 things to see and do here.
- Hiking at the Kasbah
The Kasbah, a group of fortifications built in 1541, is perched on top of a hill in the oldest part of the city. Despite its age, the Kasbah is one of the few buildings not to be shaved by the earthquake. Today, two main reasons explain this ascent: it is first of all an impressive example of medieval Arab architecture and, on the other hand, the view it offers on the rest of the city is impressive.
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- Relax in a steam room
Although the hammam is not exclusive in Morocco, the hammam plays a crucial role in Moroccan culture. Yes, it's a place to wash, but it's also a place where people from all walks of life can meet and socialize. Agadir has a handful, Argan Palace being the place to go if you want to pamper yourself.
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- Eat at the whites
Whites are a good place to eat or drink. Not surprisingly, fresh seafood is largely on the menu with Spanish influences, but vegetarians also have many options. The wine list is extensive, the staff are friendly and knowledgeable and the prices, considering the location and quality of the food, are extremely reasonable.
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- Shop in the souk El Had d'Agadir
The souks are an integral part of Moroccan culture. Souk El Had of Agadir is the shopping place of many inhabitants of the city. Even if you are not a fan of buying souvenirs, the atmosphere here is worth the trip. It's a total sensory immersion and a wonderful place to get lost for a moment.
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