Agadir in Morocco is all about beaches, the resort has over 10KM of fine white sandy beaches. Due to its location south of Europe, the weather in the winter is still mild, so Agadir is an alternative place to soak up the suns rays.
Agadir has an old town that resembles all that Morocco has to offer, with its souks, shops and eateries. Like in any part of Morocco, the local cuisine is worth trying out, cous cous, Tangines, dates, olives and lemons. The old town has plenty of restaruants where you can sample all the delicous local dishes. Also try youd at a bit of bartering, Leather goods are well worth checking out.
If you’re expecting everything in Agadir to shut at sunset , you’re in for a surprise. As party places go, it’s never going to rival the Med’s heavyweight hotspots. But it’s still got a good deal going on after dusk. First stop has to be the Boulevard of 20th August. This is the main beachfront strip and at nightfall, it changes into flashing neon and candlelit terraces that stretch as far as the fishing port. Wander along here and you’ll soon be caught up in the throngs gathering in its music bars, cafés and restaurants. Later, if you’re still up for staying up, there’s a number of nightclubs waiting. Playing everything from middle-of-road pop to Arabian music, R&B and trance, they’ll keep you rooted to the dance floor ‘til late.
All in all Agadir is a different resort, for those who want to try somewhere different.