Prestige Agadir Boutique & Spa
5 StarsFlexible half-board meal options, Dedicated spa and wellness facilities
Flexible half-board meal options, Dedicated spa and wellness facilities
Panoramic bay and city views, Authentic Moroccan and international dining
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Refreshing outdoor pool with hot tub, Varied international and Moroccan dining
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Beachfront location with private access, Diverse dining with themed restaurants
Diverse dining with buffet and snack bars, On-site spa with hammam and sauna
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WellFit-Spa with traditional hammam, Diverse and high-quality culinary offerings
Andalusian architectural charm, Family-friendly activities
Expansive outdoor pool and garden, Freshly prepared breakfast omelettes
Moroccan-themed village architecture, Private beach area with loungers
Direct beach access with private area, International and Moroccan dining
Heated outdoor pools and lush gardens, Exceptional culinary experiences by Chef Jacques Ruivo
Convenient central Agadir access, Diverse culinary journey
Diverse culinary journey, Culturally authentic design elements
Prime location near Agadir city center, Engaging activities for all ages
Direct beach access with private section, Relaxing spa with traditional hammam
Multiple dining and bar options, Exclusive private beach access
Renovated, modern lobby and bar, Outdoor pool with garden views
Panoramic kasbah views, Extensive thalassotherapy spa
Villas with private pools, Ocean-view rooms with balconies
Authentic Moroccan and international dining, Executive rooms with sea views
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Dedicated poolside service, Excellent connectivity for exploration
Specialty Moroccan restaurant, Family-friendly amenities
Diverse international and Moroccan dining, Spacious rooms with Moroccan flair
Direct beach access and boardwalk, Relaxing spa with traditional hammam
Prime beachfront location, Expansive and serene pool area
Full-service spa and body treatments, Two outdoor swimming pools
Ocean-view rooftop terrace, Lush tropical garden oasis
Freshly prepared omelets and pancakes, Spacious rooms with private terraces
Rooms with scenic views, Outdoor pool and sundeck
Charming entrance foyer, Exclusive private beach access
International dining at LOV restaurant, Beachfront location with ocean views
Gourmet fusion dining experience, Moorish architectural elegance
Diverse dining with halal options, Traditional Moroccan style decor
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Let spellbinding Morocco dazzle you with a stop in Agadir, the perfect introduction to this exhilarating country. There’s a reason why Agadir is one of Morocco’s most-visited city and whether you’re walking the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, or gazing up to the Atlas Mountains, it’s easy to see the appeal. A much-loved holiday destination for the all inclusive crowd, you’ll soon find that there is more to the city than its crescent beach and seaside promenade. Ride a camel, do some kite surfing, hit the golf course, or make it a mission to find your favourite tagine – whatever you do, you won’t soon forget it.
While it might be tempting to slather on the sunscreen and park it at the beach, Agadir begs to be discovered. You’d be missing out if you don’t do some exploring, and a good place to start is the Souk El Had d’Agadir. There’s nothing like throwing yourself right into the middle of the action, and as long as you have a moment to get your bearings and prepare for a sensory overload, this lively market should prove to be a delight. There are over 2,000 shops and stalls, making this one of the largest markets in the country. Getting lost in the maze of vendors wouldn’t be unheard of, but it would be a small trade-off for experiencing the real Morocco. When it’s time to bring your one-of-a-kind finds back to the hotel, do as the locals do and stop for a refreshing cup of mint tea and a slice of bread with amlou, a sweet dip of ground almonds, honey and argan oil.
For the remainder of the day, a good bet for a decidedly slower pace is the charming Memoire d’Agadir. This museum offers a simple glimpse of the devastating 1960 earthquake that killed thousands. Photos and newspaper clippings tell the story of the magnitude 5.7 quake, and provide a good background of this catastrophic event. An added bonus is that the museum is in a corner of the Jardin de Olhão, a pleasant garden that provides a shady respite from the afternoon heat.
If you’re in need of another break from the hot Moroccan sun, consider spending a few hours at the centrally located Vallée des Oiseaux. Enjoy the greenery and the accompanying shade while you check out a few feathered friends, take the kids to the playground, or stop into the small zoo. From here, it is a quick and scenic walk to the beach, but if you are looking for more than sand and surf and still want to beat the heat, hitting the shops could be a good idea. Bring home something unique from Ensemble Artisanal which offers some of the best handiwork in the area, but be warned that you might find yourself buying more than you planned. For Berber jewelry, leather goods and crafts of all kinds, the touristy Tafoukt Souq is a great place for souvenirs. Marché Central is also worth a visit for unique gift ideas, and the concrete building it’s housed in provides some shelter when the thermometer rises. Book lovers will be happy to know that Al Mouggar Bookshop is a one stop shop for French and English books, and the perfect beach read might just be waiting here.
Agadir provides some excellent options for day trips, with one of the most popular being Paradise Valley. This picturesque swimming hole has it all – a mountain setting, beautiful waterfalls, natural swimming pools, cliff jumping and slides on the rocks. It’s a 2.5 hour drive from the city, making it possible to spend some time splashing around and still be back for dinner. Clocking in at about an hour from Agadir is Souss-Massa National Park, where tourists can feast their eyes on an impressive variety of birds at the estuary, and take in 330 km of cliffs, forest, farmland, and sand dunes in this breathtaking natural space. Closer to the city, Crocoparc is located on the outskirts of Agadir, and is home to generations of Nile crocodiles, some as long as six feet. But no trip outside of the city would be complete without visiting La Medina d’Agadir. Equal parts museum, architectural marvel and marketplace, this medina replaces the original bazaar that was destroyed in the 1960 earthquake. It’s well worth the short drive south of the city to Ben Sergao to behold this 13 acre site on the southern Atlantic coast. With a busy day of sightseeing under your belt, even those staying in hotels near the thumping music of the discos have a good chance of sleeping well. Goodnight magical Morocco, goodnight.
In Agadir, you might want to check out Hotel Club Almoggar Garden Beach, Anezi Tower, Hotel Argana Agadir, HAMILTON Agadir. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Agadir, you might want to explore Hyatt Place Taghazout Bay, Hotel Riu Palace Tikida Taghazout - All Inclusive, Hotel Riu Palace Tikida Agadir, Hyatt Regency Taghazout. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels MIA Urban Agadir, Odyssee Park Hotel, Radisson Blu Resort Taghazout Bay Surf Village, Sofitel Agadir Thalassa Sea & Spa could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Agadir, check out Anezi Tower, Hotel Argana Agadir, HAMILTON Agadir, Sud Bahia Agadir "Bahia City Hotel" – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Agadir, check out Hotel Club Almoggar Garden Beach, Anezi Tower, Hotel Argana Agadir, HAMILTON Agadir – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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