Sud Bahia Agadir
Rue des Administrations Publiques Agadir, 335, Morocco
Travel Blogs Nearby
Agadir
... the folk arts and traditions of the Souss valley.OutskirtsImmouzzer des Ida Outanane
At 59 km to the Northeast of Agadir, every year this village holds the annual honey festival (April-May).Taroudant
Just
81 km to the East of Agadir, this small city drenched in history, the
old quarter of which is surrounded by 8-meter high fortifications
running along 8 full kilometers built at the beginning of the 18th
century, is famous today for its ...
Agadir
The beach resort of Agadir is a picturesque scene straight from a 1960's travel brochure, except it was last upgraded in the 70's. The place is pretty run down and dominated by snobby French people and agressive Arab touts. The beach is a fine tawny sand that made my feet feel dirty with little bits of paper trash that has been pulverised since the 60's. It was in the mid 70's F, though, so it served the purpose of some place to ...
Estuaries , bananas and scrabble
... br> The town itself is a friendly place packed with the smells of grilled meat, stalls of brightly coloured fruit and dirty overalled mechanics patiently, and somewhat pointlessly, patching together aged cars and buses. Traffic rushes through for busier destinations but happily does little to disturb the pace of life. It's a pleasant village in which to drink tea and tie up goats. Peculiarly they do this a lot here. The air resonates with their plaintive cries.
In the ...
Heading south fast
... taken from the boats.
I could have spent days, weeks, in this town as the beach was ok too, Just love the narrow streets and alleyways and talking to the vendors,
Then south along the coast to Agadir, Stunning coastline but much more of that to come.
Sped through Agadir so no comment except to say its the surfy town of Morocco and whilst Agadir didnt do much for me there looked to be some nice places just north of the city - surfy ...
Beach and Beer
... a mix of Western and Moroccan club music and we danced until we sweat through our clothes. Around 4am we caught a taxi home and lay down, blissfully exhausted, on our little twin beds.
On our last day in Agadir, after our four hours of sunbathing, we head to the bus station in hopes of finding a bus to Essaouira (a surf town further up the coast). Just our luck - there was a bus leaving in 10 minutes. Was it Supratours? Ahhh, of course not. The only Supratours ...



