With 300-plus sunny days per year and a sandy Atlantic shoreline with an inviting promenade that draws beach-happy tourists from all over the world — especially Northern Europeans who flock here in winter — Agadir has a different vibe from the rest of Morocco. After a major earthquake in 1960, the city was largely rebuilt with modern, Western-style amenities. Some neighborhoods have drab, uninteresting concrete-block buildings, but the port area is livelier and more colorful.