Agadir is Morocco most popular resort idyllically on the Atlantic Coast, this international tourist centre boasts wide sand beaches more than 9 km long. What makes Agadir so attractive is its perfect weather: more than 300 sunny days out of the year, making it possible to swim in the ocean even in December. Agadir is Morocco most modern city. Except for a 15th century Kasbah located on a hill overlooking the city, there are no old buildings left. Agadir’s profile is shaped by wide boulevards, modern buildings, beautiful tropical parks, boutiques and bazaars. The comfortable hotels offer many leisure possibilities: water sports, fishing, scub advising, golf, tennis, and riding among others. Evenings can be spent in one o the many discos or night-clubs. The city’s numerous restaurants serve Moroccan, French and international specialities.

The area surrounding Agadir is ideal for excursions. From there, the traveller can experience the wild beauty of the Atlas Mountains, the desert fortresses, the mysterious “Blue Men” and their strange daces, the colourful souks and a thousand other wonderful things. The door to a world of fascination is open, the door of adventure and discovery.

Departure from Agadir at 7h in the morning taking the highway Agadir-Marrakech. After a total of 3 hours drive with some rest stops on the way while crossing the High Atlas Mountains, you will arrive to Marrakech.
Once you arrive to Marrakech, you will meet your local tour guide and begin a walking tour of the Medina (Old city of Marrakech). You will start by visiting the historical monuments of Marrakech, a visit to the famous Bahia Palace, and a walk through the Jewish Quarter, then get to see the Saadian tombs. As well as the gardens of the Koutoubia Mosque and finally the Jamaa El Fana famous Square.
​After the guided city tour, you will have your free time to discover the city:

·         Jemaa El Fna Square,

·         local Market (Souk),

·         The Koutoubia Mosque​,

·         Menara Garden…

Then you will meet with your driver, and return back to Agadir.

Essaouira or Mogador city made a small seaside and one of the most fascinating places of the Atlantic coast.

A visit to the Medina of Essaouira offers a charming colourful landscape from The Moroccan – Portuguese style, to the Grand Mosque, terraces, cafes, and the souk. This old Portuguese city was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Morocco in 2001.
You will explore the ramparts of the Scala, the port of Essaouira, the municipal market, the neighbourhood jewellers and craft complex. Stores are along the streets sell a massive variety of beautiful handcrafted items, such as Thuya wood products, clothes and carpets…
Free time to enjoy the city and its beautiful sunny beaches, return to the road for your trip back to Agadir with few Stops along the way again.

Legzira beach is located between Mirleft and Sidi Ifni. It is located about 150 km south of Agadir. Legzira Beach is indeed different from all other beaches. It is unique in its own way as it has those two majestic red stone arches carved by sea water and wind. Legzira beach is definitely something you don’t see every day.
Feel free to spend the entire midday on the beach how you like, either by walking on the coastline, or relaxing under the sunshine and feeling the waves of the ocean…
Back towards Tiznit (silver city) and visit the walled city and make a quick stop and then start heading back to Agadir.