Agadir Oufella, a fortress founded in the 16th century, concentrates an extraordinary palette of historical upheavals, Moroccan cultural traditions (Muslim and Hebrew), local musical lyricism and ancestral spiritual customs.

Old Talborjt and City Centre: The old city of Agadir is a mass grave for all those who died in the 1960 earthquake.

Great Mosque Mohamed V: This is the largest mosque in Agadir. Only for taking pictures of the exterior.

Argan Cooperative: informative visit of the women's cooperative that produces culinary and cosmetic oils. Presentation of the argan tree and its products.

In the heart of the city of Agadir, Souk EL Had is one of the mythical places to explore absolutely during your stay in the pearl of Souss. World famous, Souk El Had is a huge market full of colours and scents. Behind its majestic ramparts, you will find all types of products, from the most contemporary to the most artisanal, including the famous stalls of vegetables and fresh fruits. With the atmosphere that reigns there, Souk El Had is more than just a shopping place. It is an invitation to dive into a timeless sound, visual and olfactory atmosphere. Want to live an exceptional shopping experience? Head to Souk El Had!