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Agadir Beach is a broad Atlantic beach adjoining the city of Agadir in southwestern Morocco. It forms part of the city's developed waterfront, with a promenade, hotels, restaurants, and facilities serving residents and resort visitors. Modern Agadir was extensively rebuilt after the destructive earthquake of 1960, and its planned coastal district differs markedly from the older urban fabric found in many other Moroccan cities.
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Where is Agadir Beach?
Agadir Beach fronts the city of Agadir on Morocco's southwestern Atlantic coast. It is part of a developed waterfront with a promenade, hotels, restaurants, and marina areas.
How did the 1960 earthquake affect Agadir Beach and the city?
The earthquake of February 29, 1960 nearly destroyed Agadir in about 15 seconds. The modern city was rebuilt south of the old core, and the beachfront became central to its resort identity [City of Agadir](https://agadir.ma/en/sustainable-agadir/history/).
Does Agadir Beach face the Atlantic Ocean?
Yes, it faces the Atlantic and forms a broad bay with a long sandy shoreline. Agadir's mild climate and beach infrastructure helped make it one of Morocco's major seaside resorts.
What can you do along Agadir Beach besides swimming?
The waterfront promenade is used for walking and views across the bay, with cafes, restaurants, and nearby marina access. The Agadir cable car travels about 1,700 meters to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella [Visit Agadir](https://visitagadir.com/en/activites/le-telepherique-une-vue-panoramique-unique-dagadir/).
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