The marina is situated by the sea, in front of the bay, over an area of 18 hectares. It is one of Morocco's most significant tourism-related initiatives. A significant portion was constructed in collaboration between Marina Agadir and the Canarian business Marinas Canarias. This was one of the earliest initiatives for economic collaboration between the Agadir Souss-Massa Draâ region and the Canary Islands government. The marina, which was formally opened in September 2007, includes of homes, hotels, about 130 stores, as well as eateries and cafes and a marina for roughly 300 boats.

The biggest mosque in the city is situated in the Talborjt neighborhood. It carries the name of King Mohamed VI's paternal grandfather. One of the most beautiful mosques in the area, it is distinguished by its intricately carved wooden doors, mosaic artwork, and imposing proportions. Muslims only are permitted entry, as it is in all other mosques in the Kingdom.

During your visit to the Souk El Ahad market, feel free to stroll around. At one of the largest souk markets in the kingdom, which has 3000 shops, browse the colorful stalls. Discover Moroccan shopping customs while taking images of the bustling market.

Learn about the distinctively Moroccan product known as argan oil by touring one of the top cooperatives in the region in small groups. Learn how the thorny argan tree is used to produce this necessary ingredient for beauty and cuisine, how it keeps Moroccan soils from drying out, and about its moisturizing and conditioning effects. You may also purchase argan oil there for less money than in the tourist-oriented stores.