The Kasbah of Agadir
As in many Arab cities, the Kasbah has become the oldest part of Agadir. Everywhere, the Kasbah is a place on a hill where an urban fortress was built; a kind of Old Town. Agadir is no exception in this sense.
The Berber Museum
The Municipal Museum of Berber Heritage in Agadir is small, but quite interesting. It was opened 40 years after the terrible earthquake, in 2000. About 200 artifacts belonging to the peoples of the Sousse-Massa-Draa region are on permanent display in three halls.
Bird Park in Agadir
This park is officially called “Birds Valley”, but it is not only a bird park. It is also a zoo, and, by Moroccan standards and adjusted for its resort location, it is quite good. At a minimum, monkeys, gazelles, deer, sheep and llamas are provided for you.
Agadir Beach
Agadir Beach, a giant smooth arc that stretches from the port almost to the Sousse River, is the main attraction of this city. 10 km of fine sand, more than 300 sunny days a year. The beach is oceanic, that is, relatively windy, with cool water and always with waves.
El Ahad Market in Agadir
To visit an Arab city and not go to the traditional bazaar, “suk” is nonsense. Moreover, the Agadir bazaar El-Ahad is one of the few city attractions that are really able to completely capture your attention.