Come to Agadir to relax on golden sandy beaches, shop in intricate souks, discover southern Morocco and more. One of the best things to do in Agadir is a day trip to the beautiful Legzira Beach. The beach is spectacular, long, and wide, with plenty of room for beach sports. In the modern centre of Agadir, there are several interesting monuments that provide pleasant entertainment for sunbathing. The ruins themselves are nothing special but it is nice to walk around and hear the history, you can see all of Agadir from the port and back across the waterfront to Agadir it is a splendid view. At sunset, take a trip to Agadir Ufella, the last remnant of the original part of Agadir after the earthquake and the highest point of Agadir, from where the city can be seen. No trip to Agadir is complete without a visit to the ruins of the 16th-century fortress known as Agadir Oufella. Agadir does not have a pedestrian city centre, but the central part is still worth seeing, as there is the Great Mosque of Agadir, the Royal Palace and a couple of interesting museums. Worth a visit because of the magnificent view of the Gulf of Agadir. More importantly, the views of the Gulf of Agadir are the best in the city, and the sunset over the Casbah offers a view you will surely never forget. The Valley of the Birds of Agadir is another spectacular city attraction in Agadir that is worth a visit if you are a nature lover. Due to its mild and pleasant climate, it is an extremely popular destination for beach lovers and couples, as well as a top-notch tourist attraction. Nowadays, Agadir is still full of luxury beach resorts, cafes and restaurants, world-class golf courses, health and beauty centres, and every amenity a vacationer could wish for. Agadir is one of the main cities of Morocco; it is by far the most important seaside resort in the country. Essaouira, located 173 km north of Agadir, is one of the most beautiful seaside resorts in the country. Agadir is one of the most important cities in Morocco and an excellent tourist destination due to its location at the foot of the Atlas Mountains and on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. Ride the Ferris wheel on Agadir Beach for stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the city. It is best to drive down La Grande Roue Agadir at night as you will see the newly lit Agadir. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and take a leisurely day trip to Souss-Massa National Park. Another thing to do in Agadir is to visit Souk Al Ahad, which is also one of the most unusual outdoor markets in Morocco. Although Agadir is not known for its bazaars and other Moroccan cities offer many more great shopping opportunities, the Souq El Had (or Friday market) is the best local market to buy souvenirs and watch the local trade.