Agadir Hotel

... would be our destination. Home to snake charmers, spiraling souqs and 360 days of glorious sunshine! Our hotel was based in the beach resort of Agadir on the Atlantic Coast on the West of the country. Our expectations were somewhat disillusioned as you ...

... even worse, the bus stops short of where the driver told us it ends, so we have to take a further taxi into Agadir. Once in the town, we find a hotel that is only a couple of blocks back from the beach and settle in. We head out to check out the beach ...

... to the exit. There the bus was waiting and when all the people got in it we started to move to our destination - LTI Agadir Beach Club Hotel 4*. The Night city is awesome and after 30 minutes we're in the hotel. The hotel officials took us to the salon ...

... the beach, we found many beautiful tiles, probably from buildings lost in the earthquake. It was Morocco's largest earthquake ever.   Agadir is the main shipper of Sardines in Morocco. We saw some boats bringing in fish and sardines.They had heaps ...

Arrival to the airport, pick up by Atlas & Sahara Tours driver, overnight at the hotel. "Agadir is one of the nicest cities in Morocco" ...

We came down to Agadir to meet another friend of Emily's, Brenda. The Peace Corp group working down south had set up a small workshop and staying for the night. So after we met with them, we went to find the hotel and then went to dinner at a pizza ...

Travelling with two Israelies and one Palestenian/Norweigian we naturally choose Hotel Lebanon as our home ...

Three hours in a hot and sticky bus got me down the coast to Agadir which is really a very large collection of big international hotels with the original French settlement sitting in behind. The port receives the largest amount of sardines in the world, ...

... criss-crossed with cinamon. It was different, rich, filling and delicious. Dorrie and the kids played it safe with french-style pasta. Agadir isn't the greatest beach resort town we visited but somehow it seems to grow on a person. But with clouds in the ...

... to a pleasant 20 odd degrees again and passed many small towns/villages with some great looking beaches. Finally made it to Agadir in the afternoon. Its very different to many Moroccan towns as everything was destroyed in the 1960s by a devastating ...

... nbsp; They are really nimble and get to some really high points in the trees !    Back on the bus we arrived in Agadir and it felt like we were in a different country - it was like being at a resort town somewhere in Spain that was full ...