Le Souk is surprisingly clean and even if you get encouragement used to come in stores, it is not too intense, unlike, for example, Khan al Khalili in Cairo.
Agadir offers a capacity that continues to grow with the construction of new hotels. In 1992 was inaugurated the project of a resort, called Palm Bay, which will run along the beach with hotels, villas, a convention center, a casino, sports facilities and a hotel school. If the main attraction of this seaside town is its long sandy beach lined with eucalyptus, pine and tamarisk, it also offers many beautiful excursions into the backcountry.
61 km north of Agadir, the path that leads to Immouzer is enchanting. Barren hills, green valleys, gorges and plateaus, are often uncomfortable to mention a road. Nestled at the foot of the High Atlas to 1250 m above sea level, the small white houses Immouzer dominate a beautiful palm. A 4 km away, a waterfall, called "the veil of the bride" because of his bleached limestone walls, has no interest that the rainy season. Politically, Immouzer is the "capital" of a confederation of Berber tribes, Ida Outanane, who until 1927 lived on the margins of the central government. Market on Thursday.
