i found myself on the beach in a fishing town north of agadir called taghazoute.. the smashed travel surf camp crew were there filming and giving surf lessons... got to talking with them and it turned out they had a spare space.... if time is not on your side..avoid these larrikins.. i ended up staying for 2 weeks and missed... more

My husband and I went to Agadir in March 2008. We wanted a beach holiday with a twist and Morocco sounded like the perfect place: warm and sunny, exotic and off the beaten track. Unfortunately, we were quite disappointed from day one. Agadir is soulless: the beach looks just OK and the restaurants on the promenade are all too touristy... more

Agadir beaches is the cleanest beach I probably have seen and not polluted with rubbish or overcrowded (we went in mid June peak time) wow it was so peaceful as well you could lay in the sand and just hear the singing of the waves! They had sand dunes on the side of the beach which my other half went... more

We only stopped off for the day as we were on a cruise, we walked around for the best part of 10 hours. At no time did we feel threatened or presured in to buying, we were constently stopped by locals and most of them just wanted to know where we lived more

I was in agadir twice last year and on each occasion i visited all the beaches in the area i found them to be very clean with a nice breeze coming off the sea there was a lot of locals playing football in certain areas of the beach but it did not cause any problems to the tourists im sure... more