Agadir — Morocco's modern beach resort capital, rebuilt after a 1960 earthquake into a wide, palm-lined seafront city with the country's sunniest, most reliable beach weather.

Hilltop ruins of the old kasbah, destroyed in the 1960 earthquake, with panoramic views over the bay.

A long promenade backing onto golden sand, lined with cafes, resorts, and palm trees.

One of Morocco's largest traditional markets, with thousands of stalls selling spices, crafts, and produce.

A popular family attraction home to hundreds of Nile crocodiles in a landscaped tropical setting.