See the seafront buildings of Agadir Marina and also the marina and boat trips to the sea ...

The Kasbah, authentic fortress built in 1572. on the front door, the Arabic and Dutch inscription “fear God and honor your King”. The panoramic view remains exceptional on the bay and the port. The hill bears the Arabic inscription: "God - The Fatherland - The King" {which is the Motto of the Kingdom} and which is illuminated at night...

The most beautiful and largest Mosque in Agadir ... Visit and photos of the outside. In Morocco, mosques are places of worship, and forbidden to non-Muslims.

A visit for information is necessary, the argan tree is a mythical and unique tree, and that grows nowhere in the world but in the Agadir region, it has become a species protected by the Moroccan state , a true product of the Moroccan terroir and Unesco world intangible cultural heritage .. Food Argan oil is very fragrant and twice as rich as olive oil in vitamin A and omega 3 & 6, and cosmetic Argan oil is an excellent anti-wrinkle it is also used against brown spots and for hair and dry skin, It also offers a pleasant massage. Optional service and at the request of the customer.

A reconstituted Medina in Agadir ... 6 kilometers from the city center, we will discover the Medina of Agadir, a magnificent and spectacular place, respecting the ancestral architecture of the Souss Massa region. This reconstruction of the ancient medina of Agadir, unfortunately destroyed by the 1960 earthquake, is the almost obligatory stage during the visit of Agadir. In the early 1990s, Italian architect Coco Polizzi put all his energy and know-how into this gigantic project. The new Medina is a place that has kept its charm thanks to the strict adherence to traditional construction techniques.

Village des Artisans: Discover the meticulous work of Moroccan crafts!!! Babouches, Traditional Clothing, Pottery, Silver Jewelry, Ironworker, Sculptor ...

The largest Souk in Africa. It covers more than 13 hectares and houses nearly 4000 small shops, it has a fortress-like appearance, with its 6m high wall, pierced by 13 large doors. Inside, the shopping square is divided into several distinct corridors, where you will find the vegetable and fruit fair, spices, clothing, shoes, furniture, electronics ... The Souk combines modernity and tradition while keeping the Amazigh character, the atmosphere is still authentic, and the "Shopping" experience has become more enjoyable.