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With approximately 340 days of sunshine and six kilometres of soft white sands, Agadir isMorocco’s premiere beach resort! Nestled among the verdant valleys of the Great Souss andwith the majestic range of the Anti-Atlas rearing up behind it, this modern, cosmopolitan city hasall the attendant pleasures, thrills and luxuries you can ask for.

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Agadir BeachAgadir’s top attraction is the six milecrescent shaped beach, soak up the s...

KasbahBuilt in 1540, all that remains of the old Kasbah arethe fortified walls, however, the trip up the hill to thishistoric site...Souk al-HadImmerse yourself in the sights and sounds ofAgadir’s walled souk and get ready to barter for yoursouvenirs! A "souk" is a te...Fishing PortIf you’re looking to taste the hustle and bustle of atypically Moroccan town, then head for the fishingport. It is a great p...La Médina d´AgadirLa Médina d´Agadir is a fascinating reconstruction ofa typical Moroccan Berber village. It was built usingtraditional buildi...

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THE CITY

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The beating heart of Agadir around which everything revolves is its spectacular crescent shaped bay. The whitesandy beach, which stretches for as far as the eye can see,provides some of the safest bathing in Morocco and is thedaytime destination for most visitors.

Whether it is soaking up the sun, taking a camel ride or catching some waves, the beach provides something forall tastes. Tracing the curve of the bay is Boulevard 20Aout, Agadir’s main thoroughfare along which you will ndmany of its exclusive hotels and beachside resorts and ahost of cafés, bars and restaurants.

One block from here, you will nd the city´s main shoppingarea, centred on Boulevard Hassan II and Avenue duPrince Moulay Abdullah. Further inland is the area of NewTalborjt, where most of Agadir’s budget accommodation isto be found.

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DO & SEE

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To get a taste of the hustle and bustle of old Agadir, head down to the port where you can watch the shermen bringin the daily catch, head out to the souk and do a spot ofbartering, or trek up to the remains of the 16th-centuryKasbah and take in the spectacular sights of the bay.

Agadir Beach

Agadir’s top attraction is thesix mile crescent shapedbeach, soak up the sun, splashin the surf and enjoy! Speakingof surf - there are many placesin Agadir that are well suited

for surng, a few examples are Devils rock, Imesouane bayand Ankhor point. If you are interested in learning to surfthere are a number of schools and camps to help you getstarted.

Address: Devils Rock, Agadir

Kasbah

Built in 1540, all that remains of the old Kasbah are the fortied walls, however, the trip up the hill to this historicsite is worth it for the view alone.

Engraved into the hill in Arabic are the words God, King and Country. The Moroccans are prohibited to speakanything bad about any of these three things. If you areinterested in history you can easily nd a professionalguide here to take you on a tour.

Address: Kasbah, AgadirMore Info: Hilltop 7 km northwest of the town

Souk al-Had

Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of Agadir’s walled souk and get ready to barter for your souvenirs! A"souk" is a term of a central, local market in an Arabic cityselling spices, textiles and jewellery.

If you take a taxi to the Souk al-Had you should ask for it by name, since some taxi drivers take you to their ownpersonal souk. You recognize the real souk by its ochrewall and the numbered gates.

Address: Rue de 18 Novembre, AgadirMore Info: O Rue de 18 Novembre

Fishing Port

If you’re looking to taste the hustle and bustle of a typically Moroccan town, then head for the shing port. Itis a great place to wander around, take pictures andmaybe buy your own sh that you can cook at home.

Address: Fishing Port, AgadirMore Info: Follow Boulevard Mohammed V 1.5 km East

La Médina d´Agadir

La Médina d´Agadir is a fascinating reconstruction of a typical Moroccan Berber village. It was built usingtraditional building techniques and local materials. Today,visitors can stroll the alleys and shop in the many smallboutiques.

Address: Aéroport Militaire BenSergao, AgadirPhone: +212 661 396261Internet: www.medinapolizzi.com

Museum Municipal Amazigh

This museum oers a fascinating insight into the culture and art of the Berbers, the original inhabitants of Morocco.You can see a collection of old Berber music instruments,carpets, architecture, pottery, jewellery and traditionalclothing from the 18th and 19th century.


Address: Boulevard Hassan II, Agadir

Port de Plaisance Marina

Don’t miss this beautiful marina located south of the commercial port, surrounded by shopping and newcondos. This marina was made in 2008 and hassupermarkets and fresh markets close by.

Address: Place Tamri Talborjt, AgadirInternet: www.portmarinaagadir.com

Golf

In the area of Agadir, there are three dierent golf clubs. The Agadir Royal Golf Club with 9 holes is the oldest one,founded in 1951 and the other two Les Dunes Golf Cluband Le Soleil Golf Club opened in the 90's. The climatehere is perfect for all year golng.

Le Musée de l' Argan

This place should not be mistaken for a museum even if the name says it is. This is a traditional Eastern spa with aHammam and body and facial treatments. Come here toget a thorough scrub and a relaxing moment.

Address: Avenue Moulay Hassan I, AgadirOpening hours: Every day from 10.00 to 21.00Phone: +212 5288 48782Internet: www.lemuseedelargan.com

Vallée des Oiseaux

Vallée des Oiseaux is a small zoo with its focus on birds. With its playground, dierent animals and no entrance fee,this is a perfect place for the family to visit. It can be verycrowded during weekends since it is also very popularamong the locals.

Address: Avenue Mohammed V, Agadir

Cooking Class

If the Moroccan cuisine impress you and you wish to cook your own Tagine and couscous, sign up for a cookingclass. It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or moreadvanced chef, everyone with a food interest enjoys thisclass.

Internet: www.agadir-cooking-class.me.maEmail: [email protected]

Camel Ride

The best way to experience the genuine atmosphere of Morocco and Agadir, is from the saddle of a Camel.Several companies oer the opportunity to take a touralong the long sandy beach and watch the beautifulsunset.

Phone: +212 627 462 652Internet: www.ecolodge-adventures.com

Biking

To nd the hidden spots of Agadir and its surrounding, a bike is a good option for transporting yourself. Book a tourwith a guide and let them tell you about the country, cityand what they recommend you to see. There are tours fordierent levels.

Phone: +212 624 166 959Internet: www.agadir-bike-evasion.comEmail: [email protected]

Agadir Oufella Ruins

This was once the original city but today the ruins give thevisitors a spectacular view of the "new" Agadir. Go for aguided tour, a Camel ride or just take the perfect photosfor the family album.

Taghazout Beach

North from Agadir, you nd this 8 km long sandy beach, rst visited by the hippies who came here in the 60's.Today it is considered to be one of the best surf spot ofMorocco but it is also well-visited by people who is lookingfor a relaxed day in the sun.

Address: Taghazout Beach


DINING

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As one of the world’s biggest suppliers of sardines, sh features heavily on the menus of Agadir’s restaurants.From freshly grilled sardines to sh tagine, the localcuisine draws its inspiration from the fruits of the sea.

There are three main zones when it comes to eating in Agadir:

The beach: this is where many restaurants are located, andyou have many dierent types of food to choose from.

New Talbourjt: this is one of the cheapest places to go for food.

Uniprix: restaurants for both tourists and locals.

La Scala

Situated on the seafront, this restaurant is renowned for itsmouth-watering seafood dishes. The atmosphere is classybut still relaxed and the sta is ecient and professional.

Address: Rue de l'oued Souss, AgadirPhone: +212 528 467 73More Info: Complexe Tamlelt

The Fish Stalls

For that authentic Moroccan dining experience, head downto the port where there are a number of stalls sellingexcellent fresh sh dishes at low prices. One of the mostpopular dishes in Agadir is the Fish tagine and this is the

place to try it.

Address: Port

Little Norway

Little Norway is known for serving food of very high quality and also in hearty portions. The price is reasonableand the sta friendly and their speciality is the llet steak.

Address: Complexe Tamlelt, AgadirPhone: +212 673 800 310

Le Parasol Bleu

Even if this restaurant is quite hard to nd, tucked away from the promenade, it is well-visited and very popular.The menu oers a wide array of dishes of sh and meatand the drink list include delicious wines.

Address: la Corniche, Front de Mer, N° 7 complexe commercial "Tawada", AgadirPhone: +212 5288 48744

Riad Villa Blanche

If you are looking for ne dining in a romantic atmosphere, head to Riad Villa Blanche. The professional waiters servebeautiful and impeccable Moroccan dishes in a quiet andexquisite setting.

Address: Baie des Palmiers secteur N°50 cité Founty, AgadirPhone: +212 5282 11313Internet: www.riadvillablanche.com

Le Jardin d'Eau

At Le Jardin d'Eau you can enjoy your meal either on the outside terrace or inside the stunning dining room. Theyserve traditional Moroccan and French food, made oforganic and locally produced ingredients.

Address: Boulevard du 20 Aout, AgadirPhone: +212 28840195Internet: www.jardindeau.comEmail: [email protected]

Restaurant Le Quai

This stylish restaurant, located in the marina, serves


international and Moroccan dishes. The sta is friendly andthe ambience relaxed. Come here for lunch or dinner.

Address: Marina d'Agadir, AgadirPhone: +212 661 605822Email: [email protected]

Restaurant Scampi

Restaurant Scampi is located in the city centre of Agadir and here you can choose from a wide array of traditionalMoroccan dishes. To accompany your meal, the wine listoer some really good alternatives and everything isserved by happy and friendly waiters.

Address: Bd Hassan 11, Agadir

Restaurant Daffy

This hidden gem serves delicious Moroccan cuisine to reasonable prices. The Tagine is very popular. Therestaurant is located close to a mosque and alcoholicbeverages are not served here, but if you do it neatly youmight be allowed to bring your own.

Address: Rue des Oranges, AgadirPhone: +212 5288 20068

Mezzo Mezzo

At Mezzo Mezzo guests can enjoy an authentic Italian mealto a reasonable price. You can choose between traditionaldishes such as pizza, pasta and risotto and combine themwith exquisite wines. The atmosphere and sta are warmand welcoming.

Address: 19, Avenue Hassan II, AgadirPhone: + 212 5 28 84 88 19

Mauresque Lounge

In the traditional Moroccan decorated dining room, guests can revel in Mediterranean and especially Moroccan food.The outdoor terrace is also charming and either youchoose to sit on the inside or outside, you will receivegood service from the friendly waiters.

Address: Route de L'Oued Sous, Agadir

Phone: +212 288 20444

Le Vendôme

Le Vendôme oers not only delicious food in large portionsbut also a perfect view of the long sandy beach and thesea. They serve both genuine Moroccan food andinternational dishes. This restaurant is often verywell-visited and a couple of times per week, the food anddrinks are accompanied by live performances.

Address: Chez Balaska Front Mer, AgadirPhone: +212 5288 24816Internet: www.agadir-levendome.comEmail: [email protected]

Mimi La Brochette

This is a small restaurant compared to the other restaurants you nd along the promenade. Guests whocome here are greeted with a warm welcome. The menuoers a good choice of seafood and the grilled dishes arerecommended.

Address: Promenade Tawada, Corniche d'Agadir, Rue La Plage, AgadirPhone: +212 5 28 84 03 87 / +212 6 67 29 06 20Internet: www.mimilabrochette.comEmail: [email protected]

Chiche Kebab

When you are hungry for a kebab, pizza or hamburger, Chiche Kebab is a good place to head to. At this smallplace you can revel in fast food to aordable prices. Theirselection of dipping sauces to the kebabs is somethingspecial.

Address: Boulevard Hassan II, Agadir

Restaurant Côté Court

This stylish restaurant is located adjacent with the Royal Tennis Club. It is well-visited by regulars but tourists havealso started to nd their way here. They serve a mix oftraditional Moroccan cuisine and international dishes.

Address: Avenue Hassan II, Royal Tennis Club Agadir, AgadirPhone: +212 671 957270


Email: [email protected]

CAFES

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Agadir’s gastronomic culture is inuenced by the need to cater for the many dierent nationalities that ock to itsrestaurants and cafés, so you will nd food to satisfy allpalettes. There is a wide selection of traditional Moroccancookies and French pastries for everyone with a sweettooth. Wash it down with a cup of refreshing mint tea.

La Verandah

After trawling the shops for your souvenirs, kick back with a thick black coee and one of their mouth-wateringpastries. La Verandah is also a great place for breakfast ora quick lunch.

Address: Boulevard Hassan II, AgadirMore Info: Opposite the Royal Tennis Club

La Fontaine

La Fontaine, located in the city centre, is the place to come and sit back and do a spot of people-watching.Indulge in one of their sweet fancies or grab a snack.

Address: Boulevard Hassan II, AgadirPhone: +212 5288 48341

Café Vienna

Relax on the terrace overlooking the sea and lose yourself in their indulgent coees and pastries. Café Vienna islocated in the four-star Hotel Odyssee Park.

Address: Boulevard Mohamed V, Agadir

Phone: +212 528 843 326Internet: www.hotel-odyssee-park.com

Le Flore

Located directly on the promenade, this café and restaurant is the perfect place for a breakfast before aday on the beach or a lunch in the sun. They are famousfor their seafood dishes and is also open for dinner.

Address: Rue Tawada, Agadir

Patisserie Tafarnout

Patisserie Tafarnout has been around since 1984 and here you can expect Moroccan pastries and cakes of highquality. They also oer sandwiches, fresh juices and typicalMoroccan mint tea.

Address: Bouleverd Hassan II, AgadirPhone: +212 661 466649Internet: www.tafarnout.ma

BARS & NIGHTLIFE

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After a hard days lounging on the beach, head out onto thetown, enjoy the local cocktails and sample the sights andsounds of the Saharan beat. There is something foreveryone who wants to maximise their visit to Agadir;nightclubs, bars and also a casino.


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Piano Bar

This women-friendly bar serves a great selection of drinks at good prices. The cocktails are accompanied by thesoothing sounds of the resident pianist.

Address: Boulevard du 20 Aout, AgadirMore Info: Tafoukt Complex

Jour et Nuit

When the heat hits in the middle of the night and you’re looking to quench your thirst, this 24 hour bar is like anoasis in the middle of the desert. Sit down at the largeterrace and sip a cup of coee or a stronger drink.

Address: Av. Tawada, AgadirPhone: +212 28 822 347

The Pub

This is a popular Irish bar serving a good selection of British and Irish beers. Come here for a jolly good feeling.

Address: Boulevard du 20 Aout, AgadirMore Info: Tafoukt Complex

Flamingo

Flamingo is a popular nightspot that bumps and grinds to a great selection of the latest hits. On Saturdays this placetends to be very crowded and both tourists and localsenjoy themselves here.

Address: Rue du Oued Souss, AgadirPhone: +212 528 844 343 / +212 613 681 118Internet: www.agadir-beach-club.netMore Info: Agadir Beach Club

Papagayo

This is one of Agadir’s hottest night spots and it has been around since 1998. Come here to party till the early mornand then hit the beach afterwards.

Address: Chemin des Dunes, AgadirPhone: +212 615 795 596 / +212 528 845 400 / +212 621 261 652Internet: www.riu.comMore Info: Hotel Riu Tikida

SHOPPING

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Be it bartering in the bustle of the souk or ambling in the air-conditioned luxury of the stores in the new town, Agadirwill cater for your every need. Whether it is hand craftedceramics, leather garments, carved gurines or spices forthat tagine you’re going to impress the folks back homewith, be sure to have hard cash and to never accept therst price.

In the new town, the main shopping is situated around Boulevard Hassan II and Avenue du Prince MoulayAbdullah. You will nd numerous boutiques anddepartment stores selling a range of fashion items, as wellas souvenir shops selling all manner of Moroccan trinketsand charms.

However, for the authentic Moroccan shopping experience,head for the walled Souk al-Had and wander around thewinding alleys, breathe in the sights, sounds and smells ofthis lively marketplace. Here, you will nd farmers sellingtheir freshly grown produce, spices that scent the air and


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that are nely sculpted into pyramids, metalwork that hasbeen skilfully manipulated into the most ornate lanterns,all this and a myriad of other curiosities and oddities arewaiting to be discovered in the secret alleys of the souk.

ACCOMMODATIONS

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If you’re looking to relax, soak up the sun and be pampered or if you want to ll your days and nights withadrenalin-lled adventures, Agadir is the ideal holidaylocation. A lot of midrange and top class hotels are locatedon the seaside but there are also options for the travelleron a strict budget.

Hotel Riu Tikida

Hotel Riu Tikida has 233 beautiful rooms set among landscaped gardens, with direct access to the beach. Theyoer all-inclusive accommodation options and some of itsfeatures are a children's club, an outdoor tennis court, anda tness facility.

Address: Chemin des Dunes, AgadirPhone: +212 528 845 400Internet: www.agadirtikida.comEmail: [email protected]

Hotel Tiznine

Hotel Tiznine is centrally located and popular among independent travellers. The beach is a 20 minute walkaway. The sta at the Tiznine speaks uent French &English.

Address: 3 Rue Drarga, Talborjt, Agadir

Phone: +212 528 843 925Internet: www.hoteltiznine.comEmail: [email protected]

Sofitel Agadir Thalassa Sea & Spa

Sotel Agadir Thalassa Sea & Spa is a 5-star Moroccan-inspired luxury hotel right by the Atlantic Ocean.It features its own private beach, 2 swimming pools, 3restaurants and a tennis court and many other luxuryfacilities.

-"Enjoy the charming setting of this marine gem, which combines the art of well-being, the purity of nature and thebenets of water for a complete wellness experience."

Address: Baie des Palmiers Cité Founty, P5 Secteur touristique, AgadirPhone: +212 5 283 88 000Internet: www.sotel.comEmail: [email protected]

Riad Villa Blanche

Riad Villa Blanche is a boutique hotel with 28 elegant and special rooms. The atmosphere here is relaxed and invitingand if you get tired of being laidback then you can explorethe activities on oer - water sports, golf, excursions andmore.

Address: Baie des Palmiers secteur 50 cité Founty, AgadirPhone: +212 528 21 13 13Internet: www.riadvillablanche.comEmail: [email protected]

Hotel Kamal

Hotel Kamal is a 3-star hotel with a very central location on a main boulevard. This simplies spontaneousshopping trips and gastronomic excursions. If you ask inadvance, you might be able to get a room with a view overthe pool, or a balcony.

Address: Ave Hassan II, AgadirPhone: +212 528 842 817Internet: www.hotel-kamal.comEmail: [email protected]


Iberostar Founty Beach

This 4 star hotel is located just next to the beach but still close to Agadir city centre. Each guest room provides aircondition and its own private balcony and some of thefacilities guests can enjoy here are a large swimming pool,a tness centre and two restaurants.

Address: Cité Founty BP N° 1039, AgadirPhone: +212 5288 44444Internet: www.iberostar.com/fr/hotels/agadir/iberostar-founty-beachEmail: [email protected]

Golden Beach Apart Hotel

Only 5 minutes with taxi or a 15 minute walk from the city centre of Agadir, you nd this 3 star apartment hotel,located just by the beach. A swimming pool, a pizzeria anda small supermarket are just a few of the oered facilitieshere. The apartments all feature a balcony and akitchenette and WiFi is available in the public areas.

Address: Secteur C Z.Touristique Founty Sonaba , lot. 3 AgadirPhone: +212 28211241Internet: www.goldenbeach.maEmail: [email protected]

El Pueblo Tamlelt

El Pueblo Tamlelt is located only 300 metres from the beach and oer comfortable accommodation. The 3-starhotel oer 2 swimming pools, a tness centre with spafacilities and free WiFi. The city centre of Agadir is only 1km away.

Address: Blvd du 20 Aout, AgadirPhone: +212 5288 42598

Riad Les Chtis D'Agadir

If you want to stay in the centre of Agadir, close to the souks this Riad has a perfect location. The rooms aredecorated in traditional Moroccan style, all including freeWiFi. Breakfast and a traditional Moroccan dinner is servedevery day at the large terrace. For a fee, The Riad alsoprovides an airport shuttle service.

Address: 27 Rue Houmane El Fetouaki, Agadir

Phone: +33 6 82 06 18 62Internet: www.maisondhotesleschtisagadir.com

Best Western Odyssee Park Hotel

The Odyssee Park Hotel oer accommodation in large andbright rooms only 250 metres from its own private beach.Guests here, can swim in the outdoor pool, relax in thespa or work out in the tness centre of the hotel. There isalso a restaurant serving a buet or light snacks.

Address: Boulevard Mohamed V, AgadirPhone: +212 5288 43326Internet: www.hotel-odyssee-park.comEmail: [email protected]

Atlantic Hôtel

The Atlantic Hotel is located in the centre of Agadir but thebeach is only 10 minutes away. The rooms are decoratedin a Moroccan style and guests can enjoy traditionaldishes or a drink in the hotel restaurant. WiFi is freethroughout the hotel.

Address: Avenue Hassan II B.P 53, AgadirPhone: +212 528 84 36 61Internet: www.atlantichotelagadir.comEmail: [email protected]

New Farah Hotel

The New Farah Hotel oers not only accommodation at a convenient location, but also a rooftop terrace and anoutdoor swimming pool for guests to relax by. The beachis only a 15 minute walk away and the three-star hotel alsofeatures a restaurant, a coee-shop and free WiFi inpublic areas.

Address: Rue de la Foire, AgadirPhone: +212 5283 80606Internet: www.newfarahhotel.comEmail: [email protected]

Kenzi Europa

This four-star hotel, with modern decorated rooms, has a perfect location just 100 metres from a private beach andonly 1 km from Agadir Marina. In the evenings, guests here


can relax with a cocktail in the English piano bar or dine inone of the two restaurants.

Address: Boulevard du 20 Aout, AgadirPhone: +212 5288 21212Internet: www.kenzi-hotels.com/kenzieuropaEmail: [email protected]

Bo Hôtel

Bo Hôtel provides studios, suites and apartments suitable for a group of friends or a family. The complex features atness centre, a swimming pool, a 24-hour reception andan Italian restaurant. The beach is only 5 minutes awayand to reach the city centre takes only 10 minutes byfoot.

Address: Sonaba Founty Bp 80010, AgadirPhone: +212 5282 92401Internet: www.bohotelspa.comEmail: [email protected]

Atlantic Palace Agadir Golf Thalasso CasinoResort

Indulge yourself with the luxurious amenities in this Moroccan Palace only 10 minutes from Agadir centre.Guests at Atlantic Palace Agadir can use and enjoy acasino, a tness centre and spa, a private beach, anoutdoor pool, an international restaurant and several bars.

Address: Secteur Balnéaire Et Touristique Bp 194, AgadirPhone: +212 5288 24146Internet: www.atlanticpalaceresort.comEmail: [email protected]

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

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Al-Massira Airport

Al-Massira Airport is located 28 km from the centre. To get to and from the airport you can take bus or taxi.

Local bus number 22 goes from the airport to Inezgane, a suburb to Agadir, The last bus leaves at 20.30 and thefare is 4 Dirham. From Inezgane to Agadir city centre youcan take bus number 20, 24 or 28 and the cost for thatticket is 3 Dirham. If you rather take a shared taxi it willcost you the same.

A taxi from the airport to Agadir costs approximately 200 Dirham. The trip takes about 20 minutes.

It is also possible to hire a vehicle from any of the car rentals at the airport.

Address: Al-Massira AirportPhone: +212 528 839 112Internet: www.agadir-airport.com / www.onda.maEmail: [email protected] Info: Prices updated November 2013

Public Transport

The central parts of Agadir are walk-able, but if you are tired there are plenty of local buses to take you to nearbybeaches or suburbs of the city. Remember to have coinsto pay the ticket since the driver doesn't carry a lot ofchange. The fare is 5-10 Dirhams.


The main local bus station is located next to the main grand taxi rank at the south end of Rue de Fes, approx. 20minutes drive from the city centre. It is very usual toarrive at Inezgane though, which is the bus hub of theregion.

Address: Rue de Fes, AgadirMore Info: Prices updated November 2013

Taxi

By far the easiest and quickest way to get around town is by the cream-coloured Grand taxi or the orange Petit taxi.You nd them either from the taxi rank at the South end ofRue de Fes or Rue Yacoub el-Mansour in New Talborjt orby hailing one o the street.

The Petit taxis are only allowed to drive inside the city. TheGrand taxis only take at least 6 passengers, but you canalso pay extra and hire the whole taxi. Fares are chargedon the meter or discussed in advance.

Post

Stamps can be bought at souvenir shops, hotels and in thepost oces around town. The larger outlets are openMonday to Friday 8.00 to 16.15 and Saturday 8.00 to11.45 and you nd the main post oce on:

Address: Avenue du Prince Moulay Abdellah, AgadirInternet: www.poste.ma

Pharmacy

There are several pharmacies in the city and you nd many of them along Boulevard Hassan II and avenuePrince Moulay Abdellah. Most of them are open Monday toSaturday 9.00-11.30, 15.30-20.00 and 21.00-00.30. Forinformation on which pharmacies that are openafter-hours, see the list in the front door window.

Telephone

Country code: +212

Area code: 028

Electricity

Increasingly 220 volts; round two-pin plugs are standard.

Population750,000

CurrencyMoroccan dirham (Dh) 1 dirham = 100 centimes

Opening hoursBanks: 08.30-11.30 & 14.30-16.30 Mon-FriBusiness: 09.00-13.00 & 15.00-19.00 Mon-Sat

Internetwww.visitmorocco.com

Newspaperswww.ahdath.info/ (Arabic)

Emergency numbersPolice / Fire / Medical: 190

Tourist informationOffice National Marocain de Tourisme (ONMT)On the upper level of Building IguenouaneCorner of avenue du Prince Moulay Abadallah and avenue Prince Sidi Mohammed

Opening hours: 08.30-12.00 & 14.30-18.30 Mon-Thu, 08.30-11.30 & 14.30-18.30 Fri

Phone: +212 28 846 377


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