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Nestled along the Atlantic Coast, Agadir, Morocco, is a vibrant city known for its mix of tradition, modernity, and natural beauty. This famous Moroccan destination is acclaimed for its shimmering golden beaches, where surfing and sunbathing are everyday delights. The original 16th-century Kasbah, situated on a hilltop, offers panoramic city and ocean views, a testament to the city's rich history surviving the devastating earthquake of 1960. Agadir's corniche bustles with lively cafés, restaurants, and shops, while its marina draws you in with its luxurious yachts and apartments. The Souk El Had, the city's largest market, further immerses you into the warm, invigorating embrace of Moroccan culture with a dizzying array of textiles, spices, crafts, and more. It's a buzzy city with a blend of beachside relaxation and exciting cultural discovery.

We were 4 girls, including 2 blondes. We dressed casually and did get approached, but nothing too intrusive. Life in Agadir is vibrant after 10 PM. It's worth going to the port for seafood. It's safe and beautiful there.

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