Agadir is a major city in Morocco located on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean
near the foot of the Atlas mountains, just north point where the Souss River
flows to the ocean(National Park Souss-Massa).
It has 700 thousand inhabitants.
The average air temperature in winter (January) during the day is 20 ° C / 68F.
Saadian Kasbah (citadel), which was established during the reign of the Saadian
in the mid-sixteenth century is the only remaining building
after a major earthquake (february 1960).
It occupies the top of a hill with a height of 250 m above sea level.
Today the city is dominated by Kasbah, which offers a view
of the entire area beaches, hotels, port and city of Agadir.
The very important for Moroccans, illuminated at night inscription placed on the hill – GOD, COUNTRY, KING, can be seen from the windows of the hotels and the streets. Agadir is also recognize today as a one of the famous ports.
Various range of fruits and vegetables from the fertile lands of Morocco,
olives, olive oil and aromatic spices are loaded here and send all around the world.
Agadir is also a sardines center.
It is one of the most popular and most visited resorts in Morocco.
10 km of the beach and more than 300 days a year of sun weather
make this place a very attractive holiday destination.