The Moroccan port of Agadir feels much like many of the Western world's most popular resort towns with its palm-tree lined beaches, golf courses, beach bars and cafes. Though the availability of camel rides and excursions to the ruins of Agadir Kasbah -- a citadel that was destroyed by an earthquake in 1960 -- differentiates it. For those looking to venture beyond the beach, there's an expansive open-air food market, a botanical garden and a number of hammam spas.
--By Shayne Thompson, Cruise Critic contributor
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Why go to Agadir?
A classic resort town with gorgeous beaches and a number of relaxing activity options
For travelers hoping for cultural immersion, Agadir may seem overly touristy
Agadir is a picturesque beach town with plenty of diversions well suited for sun seekers
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