What to do and What to see in Morocco

The Talweekend is a cultural and festive event held in the Talborjt district, in the heart of Agadir. For several days, the neighborhood’s streets come alive with concerts, artistic activities,…

Major events

Agadir International Carnival (Biyelmawn)

Every year, the streets of Agadir host an event that is as spectacular as it is unique: the Agadir International Carnival, inspired by the Amazigh tradition known as Biyelmawn. This…

Major events

Agadir Timitar Festival

Every summer, the city of Agadir transforms into a vast open-air music venue with the Timitar Festival, one of Morocco’s most important cultural events. For several days, Amazigh artists, Moroccan…

Itinerary

Agadir in 5 Days: Immerse Yourself in the Heart of Southern Morocco

Agadir is often associated with its beach and mild climate, but the city and its surrounding region offer much more than simple relaxation. Over five days, Agadir becomes an ideal…

Itinerary

7 Days in Agadir: The Complete Guide to a Great Week

With its year-round sunshine, stunning bay, peaceful beaches, rich Amazigh culture, and direct access to exceptional natural landscapes, Agadir is the perfect destination for a full week of exploration. Combining…

Itinerary

Ideal Itinerary: 3 Days in Agadir

Agadir is a sunny, modern, and peaceful city, perfect for a short getaway combining beaches, nature, culture, and local discoveries. Here is the ideal itinerary to enjoy the city and…

iconic locations

Taghazout Beach

About twenty kilometers north of Agadir, Taghazout Beach stretches along a wide bay where the ocean meets a fishing village that has become one of the most famous surf spots…

iconic locations

SOUK EL HAD

With more than 6,000 stalls spread across nearly 13 hectares and surrounded by a monumental ochre rampart, Agadir’s Souk El Had is one of Morocco’s largest markets and the city’s…

iconic locations

Adrar Stadium Agadir

The Grand Stade Adrar of Agadir is one of the city’s modern symbols. Located southeast of Agadir, in the Tilila district, this stadium stands out for its flowing architecture, its…

iconic locations

Kasbah Agadir Oufella

Perched more than 236 meters above the Atlantic Ocean, the Kasbah Agadir Oufella is one of Agadir’s most iconic landmarks and an essential destination for understanding the city’s history, identity,…

Outing

From fishing village to seaside resort

Before its tourist boom, Saly was a peaceful Sérère village, where life revolved around fishing, agriculture, and craftsmanship. The place name “Portudal” comes from an old Portuguese trading post, “Porto de Ale,” which left its mark on the town’s history as early as the 16th century. The opening of the seaside resort in 1984 transformed daily life, attracting hotels, residences, shops, sports facilities, and restaurants. Despite these profound changes, Saly remains rooted in its traditions: daily returns…