Agadir in Morocco is located along North Africa's Atlantic coastline. Its cultural and historical ties lie predominantly with its relationships and conflicts with European nations. Sourced with thanks from Morocco Blog Agadir Histroical Sunshine Graphic sourced with thanks from Quick Surf Camp AGADIR: Destination of Dream at a few hours of flight of the principal European capitals One of the great seaside resorts closest to Europe, functioning during all the year. Agadir, they is per annum 300 days of sunning, it is a beach of 7 km fine sand, classified among most beautiful bays of the world. Destroyed by seism of February 29, 1960. Agadir re-appears of its ashes thanks to the will of the young king Hassan II: "If the destiny decided the destruction of Agadir, its rebuilding depends on our faith and our will"   City of the revival and the softness of living, enjoying an eternally moderate climate, profiting from hotel facilities of first order, Agadir promises to you an ideal stay in any season. Seaside resort par excellence, it is also the prelude to all your discoveries, of the visit of the back country rich in curiosities until the adventure of the Great South.  

From now on, Agadir is a new and modern city by its hotel facilities, its broad avenues, its flowered gardens, its splendid port and its extraordinary airport but more especially, its splendid bay which is stretched on 7 km, between the odorous wind of the pines, the eucalypti and the tamaris. The balneal reputation of Agadir is well established and is known throughout the world. Of a cliff road with the hillside, the old Kasbah of XVIeme century dominates the extent azure of the ocean, the green valleys of Large Souss and the majestic solid masses of the Anti-Atlas First fishing port of the Kingdom, Agadir will also allure you by its gargotes fish, where sardines are tasted, tajines Sourced with thanks from Agadir Riadana

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