Embark on a 4-hour excursion from the cruise port to explore Agadir, a charming city nestled in the southwest region of Morocco on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. As the capital of southern Morocco, Agadir is renowned for its stunning golden beaches and the mild climate that characterizes the city all year round. Discover the beauty of Agadir with two time slots available: in the morning from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., or in the afternoon from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Immerse yourself in the charm of this seaside town, renowned as Morocco's most sought-after resort destination. Start your journey at the port, where the vibrant activities of local fishermen selling their catch of the day create a lively atmosphere. The area is notably home to two distinct fishing ports, a spacious commercial port and a modern marina. The central point of the visit is the Kasbah located north of Agadir. Resting on a hill overlooking Agadir Bay, this fortress was erected in 1540. Although the walls were rebuilt after the 1960 earthquake, the Kasbah offers an ideal vantage point to watch the mesmerizing sunset over the sea. The panoramic views of the harbor from here are simply breathtaking. Your itinerary includes a tour of historic neighborhoods, like Talborjt, and the chance to view two of Agadir's great mosques from the outside, allowing photos and a glimpse of their architectural magnificence. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Souss Kasbat, a small traditional bazaar. Here you will not only encounter classic craftsmanship, but also witness the innovative work of a young designer who transforms discarded tires into furniture like tables, garden sofas and fire pits. These creations are infused with Moroccan aesthetics, resembling wood while offering color customization according to individual preferences. The heart of the medina, Agadir's Souk El Had, was rebuilt after the 1960 earthquake. This vibrant market brings together a plethora of traders offering various services ranging from electronics, clothing and cosmetics to fresh produce like vegetables and fruits. Additionally, this market offers a range of textbooks and traditional crafts, proudly showcasing the finest examples of Moroccan art under one roof. A stop at the Argan Cooperative is also included in the itinerary. This cooperative plays a central role in promoting social equity and sustainable economic development, benefiting many women in neighboring towns. These women have the know-how in extracting the coveted argan oil, renowned for its many benefits. Through this initiative, these skilled artisans, adept at creating culinary and cosmetic oils, are establishing a reliable source of sustainable income.