The Agadir Kasbah on the hilltop above the modern city is all that remains of the original Agadir — the earthquake of 1960 that killed 15,000 people destroyed the city completely but left the 16th-century walls of the kasbah intact as an extraordinary ruin overlooking the Atlantic. The terrace within the ruined walls offers the finest panoramic view of Agadir Bay. Hotels in Agadir arrange taxi trips to the kasbah at sunset for the golden hour view over the sea.
Our Picks — Agadir
Beachfront
The most refined hotel in Agadir, the Sofitel Thalassa combines the French group's luxury standards with a thalassotherapy spa using Atlantic seawater, a private beach, and a restaurant that is genuinely one of the best in Morocco for fresh Moroccan-Atlantic seafood. The suites with direct sea view are exceptional.
Beachfront Boulevard
A contemporary mid-luxury option on the beachfront boulevard offering the Hyatt brand's reliable quality, a rooftop pool with Atlantic views, and the best-value beachfront breakfast in the city. The location in the new seafront development makes it particularly convenient for the beach, the marina, and the fish market.
Beachfront
A palatial Moroccan-inspired resort on the beach with a full thalassotherapy spa, multiple pools, six restaurants including an excellent Moroccan tent with live gnaoua music, and the comprehensive facilities that make it one of the best all-inclusive options on the Moroccan Atlantic coast.
Beach
The French vacation village concept at its most complete, Club Med Agadir offers an all-inclusive experience with superior sports facilities (circus arts, tennis, football, water sports), a dedicated kids' club, and multiple dining experiences. The Club Med formula has been refined over decades and it shows in the organisation and quality.
Tamri — North of Agadir
A surf-focused boutique lodge on the cliff above Tamri's legendary left-hand point break, operated by the UK's most respected Moroccan surf travel specialists. The accommodation is characterful and simple, the guides are exceptional, and the argan oil breakfasts with fresh-baked msemen bread are memorable.
Beachfront
A large, well-established all-inclusive resort popular with the British and European package market with a comprehensive pool complex, multiple restaurants, a good spa, and a consistently maintained beach club. The entertainment programme is energetic and the value for a beachfront all-inclusive is competitive.
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