London – With its golden beaches, relaxed atmosphere, and the hospitality of its inhabitants, Agadir is establishing itself as an unmissable tourist destination, increasingly popular with the British, writes The Telegraph in its Sunday edition.
While Morocco recorded a 20% increase in the number of visitors last year, confirming its status as the most visited country in Africa, it is on the Atlantic coast that the enthusiasm is particularly marked. Agadir, in full expansion, is attracting an increasing number of travellers, the publication highlights.
British Airways began serving this city last year and the airline reported a 308% increase in interest in this destination, the newspaper specifies.
Agadir seduces above all with its immense curved beach, lined with sun loungers and beach huts, where visitors can relax in the sun or try their hand at surfing, an iconic activity of the region. The shoreline also offers picturesque walks on horseback or camelback, the newspaper adds.
But Agadir is not just about its idyllic coastline. The city is home to a peaceful marina, quality hotel offerings, and a flourishing gastronomic scene. From the hill that overlooks it, the panorama reveals not only the extent of the city but also the major infrastructure projects that bear witness to the city's development.
Indeed, Agadir is in the midst of a transformation, with major investments in anticipation of large-scale sporting events, notably the Africa Cup of Nations and the 2030 World Cup.
In addition to its myriad of cultural sites and extraordinary restaurants, the city has a strategic location allowing for easy organisation of excursions to Essaouira or the Draa Valley, the major publication continues, assuring that the city is the “ideal” destination to spend a week in the sun.
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