- Agadir Kasbah - The sixteenth-century Kasbah ruins above are the closest point to get there. From there, they have a unique view of the new city of Agadir and the elongated bay and coastline.
- Mosquee Mohamed V - Mohamed V Mosque, one of the most beautiful holy buildings in the city. Tour and photos
- Souk Berbere Artisanal - a popular shopping destination for locals opened every day except monday.
- Kasbah d’Argan - argan oil cooperative
- Kasbah of Sousse - bazaar and crafts
- Plage d’Agadir - walk
- Marina D’agadir - walk
- On-board WiFi
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Lunch
On this introductory journey, you’ll get a comprehensive understanding of all things noteworthy about Agadir city.
Before 1960, Agadir was known as a thriving coastal resort and port city until a devastating earthquake on the night of February 29th reduced it to ruins. Rough estimates claim that around 15,000 lives were lost that horrific night. The city now stands rebuilt in a contemporary architectural design.
The expedition further takes you to the Berber Museum followed by a trip to the souk, giving you a chance to indulge in the tantalizing aroma and vibrant colors of an exotic Eastern culture.
Afterwards, the antiquated16th century Kasbah ruins situated above the city are your next destination. From this vantage point, you can have a panoramic view of the new cityscape of Agadir, the elongated bay, and the coastline.
Lastly, you’ll be touring the port, which holds a significant place in Moroccan infrastructure.
The completion of this full-scale tour prepares you adequately for your upcoming exploits in Agadir.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
