Agadir is one of the most beautiful cities in the kingdom. With its breath tacking and diversity cultural, the city offers a paradise and natural resources where to spend a holiday that worth the name. A plural list for you of nice corners to enjoy your stay in the pearl of the South. The center of the Agadir city is modern, dynamic, It therefore appears very different from the old Moroccan traditions resting on the souks, the beach , stony paths and improvised markets. Visit the huge beach of Agadir, take a swim, surf or just go on a camel ride on the beach. Marina, the seaside resort of Agadir, rent cheap cruises and discover the depths of the ocean or simply practice diving in the heart of the Atlantic. Do not miss under any circumstances to visit Souk El Had, or Sunday market just in a few minutes from downtown Agadir. On the contrary to its name, Souk El Had is open six days a week. And also the Garden of Olhao With its soft climate and beautiful beaches, the city of Agadir is best known as the largest seaside resort in Morocco. But it's not only about that. The city also holds an important history - a history that is more or less linked to Portugal and which can be discovered in the Olhao Garden. In this very restful green space, there is indeed a Memorial Museum tracing the links that unite Agadir to the Portuguese city Olhao. A permanent exhibition tells the disaster story, the earthquake of 1960. It ravaged the city of Agadir, which, fortunately, was quickly rebuilt largely thanks to Portugal. And rather the small Medina which is called Medina Coco Polizzi, it is a high tourist and cultural place of the Moroccan Atlas, it is a traditional place of a magnificent Moroccan architecture, a Sicilian fallen under the charm of the Pearl of the South.
