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Agadir City Tour
Kasbah views, the marina, the seafront and everyday city life, joined up in one easy day.

From the kasbah hill and the great souk to Atlas villages, surf beaches and wild estuaries — eight hand-picked ways to experience Agadir and its surroundings, planned with you by email.

Hilltop kasbah, marina, seafront and markets in Agadir itself.

Gorges, gardens and wild estuaries close to the city.

Atlas foothills, argan slopes and sandy tracks by camel.

Surf, sand and sunsets along the Atlantic shore.

Easy-paced outings that work well for all ages.

Amazigh villages, souks and everyday local life.
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Kasbah views, the marina, the seafront and everyday city life, joined up in one easy day.
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Turquoise rock pools, palms and warm-coloured cliffs in a gorge of the Atlas foothills.
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Take a first lesson on a beach break, or watch skilled surfers on Taghazout's famous points.
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Spices, olives, argan oil, crafts and thousands of stalls in Agadir's great walled market.
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An unhurried ride through coastal countryside as the sun sinks toward the Atlantic.
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Hundreds of Nile crocodiles and themed botanical gardens on the edge of the city.
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Argan-clad slopes, terraced fields and Amazigh villages in the hills above the coast.
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Estuaries, dunes and rare birdlife — including the endangered northern bald ibis.
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Agadir was largely destroyed by the earthquake of 29 February 1960 and rebuilt as a modern resort around one of Morocco's longest city beaches. Above it, the restored walls of Agadir Oufella keep watch over the port.
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