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Agadir, Morocco, has re-emerged as a favorite tourist destination, from the rubbles of the 1961 earthquake that had rendered 15,000 people dead. Agadir in Morocco lies along North Africa’s Atlantic coastline and has always been a significant trading port in Africa. Being a significant port city as well as rich in minerals, all big nations of Europe had an eye on Agadir, Morocco. While France brought its infrastructural genius since the early 1900s till the 1950s, the German came to the rescue of the city after the massive earthquake of 1961. Agadir, as it stands today is more a reflection of German architecture and a popular luxury getaway spot. Agadir, Morocco is a fast developing resort town in Morocco with magnificent sandy beaches with continuous breeze coming in from the Atlantic making the place all the more pleasant. Agadir might just surprise the visitors with its squeaky clean modern streets and its thriving fish market. These are truly Morocco popular destinations for the visitors to Morocco. Agadir never fails to impress visitors by the size and vitality of the fish market which serves both African and European fish markets. Agadir, Morocco has a plethora of mid to high class accommodations and outdoor activities such as golf, sailing, horse riding and all possible water sports. The wine and dine scene in Agadir is also quite alluring with the restaurants, pubs and nightclubs offering a mix of Lebanese, Italian, Spanish and Chinese cuisine. This makes Agadir one of the most popular tourist destinations in Morocco. Agadir, Morocco is well connected to all possible destinations. Agadir, Morocco has international chartered flights coming in to the city. There are also buses and taxi services available to reach Agadir easily from any other city in Morocco.
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