Damaged by a terrible earthquake in 1960, Agadir has rebuilt to rise from its ruins as Morocco's main coast resort. Rebuilt into a neat grid of residential suburbs and extensiveboulevards, the town feels strangely bereft of the sort of busy life often related with Moroccan cites. Its lure, on the other hand, lies in its wide sandy beach, which is more sheltered than many other Atlantic beaches.
The average high temperature in Agadir change between 21 and 27 degrees Celsius in the summer. Temperature for Agadir are taken from the Airport few miles inland and here they usually have record temperature over 38 degrees C or 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Asfi located on Morocco's central Atlantic coast and has been an major wharf since Roman times. Then it call it Asfi, and its people were among the first Moroccans to embrace Islam. The Almohades wrap the here with ramparts and made the city an highbrow and
spiritual center.
In 1508 the Portuguese occupied the city, created a stronghold and remake the Kasbah area before withdrawing under the Saadian onset in 1541. Under the Saadians, Safi's commerce trade was developed and the city's Jamaa Masjid, or Grand Mosque, was built. Their Alawite successors restored the old city and opened Safi to foreign businessman.
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