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Agadir – Moroccos modern city‏

We love spreading the word about some ofMorocco holidays the incredible holiday locations abroad, some of which you may not even know exist or at least probably wouldn’t give a second thought to. That’s why today we are bringing you the inside scoop on Agadir, one of the biggest and most exotic cities in Morocco, a country located on the very northwest point of Africa.

Agadir itself is located in the southwest of Morocco and with average highs up to 26 degrees celsius in the summer and even a toasty 20 degrees celsius in the winter, this is another location to add to our ‘fantastic all-year-round’ weather favourites for you to enjoy, when you get the chance of course; and what could make it even better? The city is situated directly on the coast of the Atlantic overlooking – yep you guessed it – beautiful sandy beaches, which are just jaw-dropping and are waiting for you to try them out for yourself!

As well as the beautiful natural beaches, the foothills of the Atlas mountains lay just north of the city for you to explore not to mention the very important sea port of Agadir, which is a major commercial and fishing port (and unknown to some, the first sardine port in the world!)

Because of the modern architecture, large roads, new hotels and european style bars, cafes and restaurants, Agadir is very much unlike the rest of Moroccan cities due to it’s very dynamic and modern appearance. It is definitely not stuck in the past and we are sure that you will enjoy this refreshing buzz of modern living, however if culture is you thing don’t worry, because the country is of course still full to the brim with culture and history, most of which can be discovered in the surrounding towns and areas.

Visiting Agadir is a great opportunity to discover a brand new location that we are sure you will be pleasantly surprised with!

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