City Center

Agadir's city center is a hub of activity where tourists can find a mix of accommodations catering to various preferences and budgets. This area is set just away from the coast, but it is within walking distance of it. Being close to such attractions as the Agadir Oufella Ruins and the Agadir Beach Promenade is a plus for many travelers. Shopping opportunities abound in the City Center, with numerous boutiques and the Souk El Had, a large market where visitors can buy everything from spices to traditional Moroccan crafts. For dining, the area offers a wide range of options from fast food to gourmet restaurants, featuring both local Moroccan and international cuisines. It's also one of the focal points of Agadir's nightlife, with many bars and clubs providing evening entertainment.

Founty

Founty is part of the newer, more modern section of Agadir, located close to the beach. This area is predominantly known for its hotels and resorts that cater to tourists seeking more luxurious accommodations with easy beach access. Founty is ideal for visitors looking to enjoy a more relaxed vacation with fewer crowds than the bustling city center. The beachfront in Founty is lined with cafes and restaurants offering stunning ocean views and a variety of seafood dishes, capitalizing on their seaside location. There are plenty of opportunities to purchase beachwear, artisanal goods, and souvenirs from local shops here, things you might not be able to find in the city center.

Secteur Touristique

The Secteur Touristique is designed specifically for visitors, featuring an almost completely-exclusive concentration of 5-star hotels and resorts that offer comprehensive amenities, including spas, high-end restaurants, and private beaches. This area is tailored for luxury tourism and provides an all-inclusive vacation experience where tourists can enjoy resort facilities without needing to venture far, although it's a bit more isolated from the traditional cultural experiences of Agadir. The Secteur Touristique is also home to some of Agadir's best fine dining options, with several restaurants serving both traditional Moroccan dishes and international fare. For shopping, tourists will find exclusive boutiques within the hotels themselves, offering high-quality products and luxury goods.