last edited Dec 11, 2019
Other practical information for Agadir
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Agadir
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What to pack
From spring to autumn, pack light clothing plus a sweater for evenings or air conditioning. In winter, slightly warmer or mid-season clothes are enough. However, sunglasses, sun protection, a hat, and optionally a cheich (a long local scarf) are essential year-round or nearly so.
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Precautions
Staying in Agadir doesn’t require any special precautions; risks are very limited as long as you don’t act carelessly, and there’s a tourist police force ensuring everything runs smoothly. What’s more, the city is far more tolerant on many issues (including homosexuality) than the rest of the country. The only real thing to watch out for is the sometimes strong currents along certain parts of the coast when swimming.
Consulates
Among the few consulates in the city:
- Belgium: Borj Dlalate Building, corner of Av. Hassan II and Av. Abderrahim Bouabid, 80020 Agadir. Tel.: 528 84 74 30.
- France: Bd Mohamed Cheikh Saadi, 80000 Agadir. Tel.: 528 29 91 50.
Opening hours
Communication
Tourist office
Phone and internet
Beyond cybercafés, Wi-Fi is widely available in Agadir, both in accommodations and in bars and restaurants that cater to tourists.
Post office
Laundries
French language use
No language issues in Agadir—you’ll always find people who speak French.