Agadir has a very beautiful beach, however it tends to attract the wrong kind of tourism. As the result of an earthquake in 1960, Agadir is a completely modern city, which reminded me of towns in Northern Germany. It is also permanently full of tourists, especially German tourists. It does have excellent luxury hotels, where activities are organized and there is some form of night-life. In addition, there are some beautiful golf courses. But if you are searching for the real moroccan atmosphere or examples of traditional architecture, Agadir is not a good place to spend much time. It does represent a useful transport hub and an easy point of access if your coming by plane. Cheap flights from Europe often go to Agadir. Furthermore Agadir is a good place to make daytrips from to nearby highlights including the old walled city of Taroudannt, Paradise valley and the Massa Lagoon. The Market of Agadir is worth a visit.

Atlantic Palace Hotel

Everything about this luxurious hotel is impressive, from the dramatic reception areas and sumptuous lounges to the spacious and thoughtfully designed bedrooms. Set in attractively landscaped surroundings with a large

Dorint Atlantic Palace

Description The architecture and décor of Agadir's only 5 star deluxe hotel is heavily influenced by traditional Moroccan palaces. The impressive entrance comprises arches, windows and doors carved in Moorish style.

Riad Des Golfs

This is a beautiful small Riad set in a secluded, wooded location only two minutes from two Golf courses, ten minutes from Agadir and close to the Royal Palace. It

Sofitel Agadir

Sofitel Agadir enjoys a prime position on Agadir's golden, sandy beach. The reception is the focal point of the hotel and boasts a varied selection of small boutiques and lounge