Agadir

The city of Agadir is fairly new on the landscape of Morocco. It first started growing as a city in the 1960’s after a major earthquake destroyed the old Kasbah, so it lacks the history of the other, older cities. But Agadir is a great place to relax, enjoy great food, and experience different activities than what you would see on a traditional Moroccan vacation itinerary.

Agadir is surrounded by many different terrains, making it the perfect place for adventure activities such as surfing along the beautiful beaches, or perhaps hiking through mountain trails. With so many different cultural influences, you’ll find a wide variety of different restaurants and cafes around the Marina and popular areas. French restaurants and cafes line the streets along the beach-front, as well as restaurants specializing in Spanish tapas, Italian dining, and even Asian cuisine such as Chinese, Japanese and sushi restaurants.