La Vallée des Oiseaux est un très intéressante petit zoo qui permet de mieux connaître la faune marocaine...
Où dormir à Agadir?
Il abrite de nombreux oiseaux exotiques et de magnifiques spécimens de mouflons, espèce menacée de disparition ; parc de jeux pour enfants au centre.
PS : Boulevard du 20 Août - Agadir - Maroc - ouvert de 9h30 à 12h30 et 14h30 à 18h00
mercredi 16 mai 2007
Agadir, présentation de la ville
Une baie superbe de sept kilomètres de sable fin, trois cents jours d’ensoleillement par an (avec toutefois un fréquent brouillard l’été…), ainsi qu’une importante infrastructure hôtelière font d’Agadir la première station balnéaire du pays.
Où dormir à Agadir? Location de vacances au Maroc
Agadir, history of the city
The Portuguese settled there in 1513, but the holy war launched by the Saadians princes chased them in 1541 after a terrible six month siege.
Où dormir à Agadir? LOCATION MAROC
The Alaouites seized in their turn the city during the 18th century and, to punish their inhabitants, rebellious to their authority, decided to close the port and to transfer all the maritime activities to Essaouira, an action that will plunge Agadir in a lethargic sleep until the beginning of the 20th century.
In 1930, the city will become one of the stages of the Aerospatiale: Saint-Exupéry and Mermoz made stopover there before undertaking the crossing of the Atlantic. The terrible earthquake of February 1960 (which, in 15 seconds, buried 15 000 victims) is nothing more than a bad memory.
The city, which extends today to the old Kasbah, sees its population tripling since the cataclysm (current population: 350 000 inhabitants). Entirely rebuilt, Agadir became a modern city and highly appraised by the Moroccans who appreciate its cosmopolitan air.
Où dormir à Agadir? LOCATION MAROC
The Alaouites seized in their turn the city during the 18th century and, to punish their inhabitants, rebellious to their authority, decided to close the port and to transfer all the maritime activities to Essaouira, an action that will plunge Agadir in a lethargic sleep until the beginning of the 20th century.
In 1930, the city will become one of the stages of the Aerospatiale: Saint-Exupéry and Mermoz made stopover there before undertaking the crossing of the Atlantic. The terrible earthquake of February 1960 (which, in 15 seconds, buried 15 000 victims) is nothing more than a bad memory.
The city, which extends today to the old Kasbah, sees its population tripling since the cataclysm (current population: 350 000 inhabitants). Entirely rebuilt, Agadir became a modern city and highly appraised by the Moroccans who appreciate its cosmopolitan air.
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