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Souk El Had, Agadir

Your Agadir to Paradise valley Trip starts at 8:30AM or 2:00PM in the afternoon, as you drive towards the Immouzer and Paradise Valley road (Honey road), north of Agadir. Out there, you will discover that the water flows all the time, and that the refreshing green landscape is permanent. You can take an adventure through Paradise Valley, and make your way from the city to the countryside to see the tiny streams, mountain gorges, and flowing waterfalls in the picturesque villages. Once you arrive to Paradise Valley, you will take a hike of around 20 minutes, before settling down for some beautiful free time at the natural pools. Following this refreshing break, you will drive back to Agadir. Next, you will drive up the hill to Agadir Ou-fellah (Agadir hilltop), to see the city’s 16th-century Saadian Kasbah (a fortress which was built in 1572), which offers a complete panoramic view of the whole city and the fishing port. The Agadir Argan Oil House will also be a stop on your tour, where you will receive information about a very rare oil, and see how the Berber women produce what is known in Europe as a Golden Liquid. You will learn how they gather and dry the nuts, roast and grind the kernels and finally extract the pure oil. Your final stop before returning back to the hotel will be "Souk El Hed", or Sunday Market (locals market), which is the largest market in the region. In the local market, you will be given an hour of free time to experience the market by your own, while the driver will be waiting for you right outside of the market.

Spend a half day exploring all the Agadir has to offer on a city discovery trip. Following a morning pick-up at your hotel, this tour takes you along the beachside promenade, through the trendy marina, and into the busy port to see the various types of fishing boats. Discover both ancient and modern Agadir, while learning interesting facts about the city’s history and admiring views from the Kasbah fortress (Agadir Ouefellah). Explore the city center as you ride along the Mohamed V Boulevard past the Wilaya (the headquarters of the king's regional representative) and through residential neighborhoods. Stops along the way include the Mohamed V Mosque, St. Ann's Church, the Beth El Synagogue, and the walled Souk El Had marketplace, where you will have free time to explore the market and try your haggling skills. On the return ride, your knowledgeable guide will point out various other attractions and local landmarks. The tour ends with a brief stop at a fixed-price cooperative store before transferring you back to your hotel.

Be picked up from the comfort of your accommodation in Agadir in the morning or afternoon and enjoy a scenic drive to the thrilling crocodile park. See the Nile crocodile, the giant anacondas, various other animals and the botanical garden for 1 1/2 hours. Head back to the city center to visit the Oufella kasbah in the top of the mountain. Marvel at the amazing sea view from the top and learn more about this facinating historical from your informative guide. Continue to the Mosque Mohammed 5 for an exterior visit to discover the beauty of Moroccan architecture. Travel to your next destination to witness the making of fresh argan oil. Take some time to walk freely at the Souk El Ahad market. Wander through the colorful stalls at one of the biggest souk markets in the kingdom with 3000 shops. Learn about Moroccan shopping culture and snap some pictures of the vibrant market.

Get a truly unique perspective on the city of Agadir with a visit to the Agadir Crocodile park, the Agadir Medina, and an hour-long camel ride towards the Kasbah Oufella. Learn all about the history of the kasbah from your driver before taking photos of the sea view. Continue to the Mohamed V Mosque and discover the classic Moroccan architecture. Visit a local cooperative where the members make argan oil. Afterwards, get a close look at the crocodiles of the Nile, local anacondas, and other surprises at the crocodile park. Afterwards, head to the Agadir Medina and see a berber village before enjoying a cup of local tea. End your tour with an unforgettable hour-long camel ride and a visit to the souk market.

Enjoy an expert-guided tour of Agadir's historical surroundings. Be picked up from your hotel in Agadir or at the cruise port, and see the Marina of Agadir. Discover the lush Botanical Gardens and enjoy a traditional Berber breakfast. Learn about Berber traditions at the Berber Museum and explore the 16th-century fortress, Saadian Kasbah. Enjoy panoramic harbor views on top of Agadir Ou-fellah hill in the old city center, destroyed by the devastating earthquake of 1960. See Agadir's main places of worship. Explore the bustling Souk El Hed, Agadir's largest market, in your free time (1-2 hours), before the return trip. The Garden of Olhao, with its green parkways, Berber constructions, and historical ties to Portugal, is an optional attraction.