Agadir

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From sun-soaked beach days to vibrant marketplaces, there’s plenty to discover on your first time in Agadir. This laid-back coastal city is one of Morocco’s hidden gems, with plenty of attractions to entertain you and the perfect blend of Moroccan culture and relaxation. Dive into the local way of life at the bustling Souk El Had marketplace, unwind at a traditional hammam, or venture afield to explore the stunning scenery of Paradise Valley. With tips for visiting, from must-try dishes to the best time to visit, this first-timer’s guide covers the important things to know about Agadir.

As the year draws to a close, Agadir transforms into a vibrant coastal paradise for New Year’s Eve celebrations. You can watch spectacular fireworks displays at the beachfront or from the Agadir Oufella, enjoy a festive dinner at a local riad, or go nightclubbing down at the marina. Whether you’re looking for a romantic New Year’s Eve in Agadir, family fun, or a night of dancing until dawn, Agadir has you covered. Indulge in the magic of Moroccan hospitality and discover the many memorable things to do in Agadir on New Year’s Eve.

Everything you need to know about New Year’s Eve in Agadir

New Year’s Eve fireworks: A spectacular display over Agadir Beach at midnight.

Best free New Year’s Eve activity: Strolling along the illuminated promenade.

Average temperature: 57 F (14 C)

What to avoid on New Year’s Eve: Overcrowded beach clubs with inflated tourist prices.

As the temperatures begin to climb, the coastal town of Agadir bursts to life in the spring with opportunities for relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a hot-air balloon ride, explore the ancient ruins of Agadir Oufella, or absorb the local culture at a Souk market and while experiencing a traditional hammam. This spring guide to Agadir has something for everyone, from families with kids to couples looking for romantic activities, and with fewer crowds than peak season, spring is a great time to experience all that Agadir has to offer.

Situated between the Atlas Mountains and the Atlantic, Agadir is a lively coastal city filled with resort-style activities. Visitors commonly take advantage of the many beaches and golf resorts during the day, but you won’t want to miss out on seeing Agadir at night.

The city has something for everyone, from solo travelers to couples and families seeing the sights. The Berber Night shows, wellness spas and markets like Souk El Had are suitable for travelers of all kinds, while Agadir Beach provides the perfect setting for the coastal nightlife scene, and a desert safari allows travelers to explore even more amazing things to do in Agadir at night.

Top-ranked: Agadir at night

Best attraction to visit at night: Berber Night Shows
Best neighborhood for nightlife: Agadir Beach
Best sunset spot: Paradise Valley