Golf du Soleil's Bleu course sits in Agadir, Morocco's premier coastal resort city along the Atlantic, where the mild year-round climate and dramatic landscape between ocean and Atlas foothills have made the region a growing golf destination in North Africa. Designed by Fernando Muella, the course reflects the Spanish architect's experience working in Mediterranean and North African settings, where water management, native vegetation, and strategic bunkering define the playing character. The routing takes advantage of the natural terrain common to this part of the Souss-Massa-Drâa region, with elevation changes and views that extend toward both the coast and inland mountains. The course layout emphasizes strategic options rather than forced carries, allowing players to navigate holes through positioning and course management. Fairways typically feature generous landing areas, while greenside bunkering and contouring around the putting surfaces provide the primary scoring challenge. Native grasses, palms, and drought-resistant plantings frame many holes, giving the course a distinctly Moroccan character while maintaining playability for the resort and local membership that use the facility. Golf du Soleil operates as part of Agadir's collection of courses that serve both international visitors and Morocco's domestic golfing community. The club provides a full practice facility and clubhouse amenities typical of modern resort golf properties in the region, supporting both casual holiday play and more serious competitive rounds in a setting that balances accessibility with the natural beauty of southern Morocco's coastal zone.