Agadir
City Tour.

A guided half-day or full-day tour of Agadir's main sites for first-time visitors to the city. Agadir is notably different from Morocco's imperial cities: it was almost entirely destroyed in the 1960 earthquake and rebuilt from scratch, so it lacks a traditional medina. The city tour covers the kasbah ruins on the Oufella hill (reachable by cable car), the Souk El Had market - the largest traditional souk in the country with over 6,000 stalls selling spices, textiles, fresh produce, and household goods - the Valley of the Birds park, the Amazigh Heritage Museum for context on Berber culture, and the seafront promenade along the 9 km beach. A local guide provides historical context on the 1960 earthquake, Agadir's reconstruction, and its significance as Morocco's primary beach resort and Atlantic fishing port. Most city tours include transport between sites by minivan or 4x4. Half-day tours run 3 to 4 hours; full-day versions add the Souss-Massa National Park or a crocodile park south of the city. This suits travellers spending 3 or more nights in Agadir who want structured orientation rather than navigating independently. The tour is low-intensity and suits all ages.