Surfing in Morocco

Surf the world-class breaks of the Taghazout and Tamraght regions a haven for surfers of all skill levels. Within a 30-minute drive, you’ll discover a variety of spots, including the legendary Anchor Point, known for its powerful left-hand waves, and Hash Point, which caters to both beginners and advanced surfers. Other popular locations like Banana Beach offer gentle waves perfect for learners, while Killer Point provides challenging conditions for the more experienced. With a detailed surf map at your disposal, exploring these diverse breaks ensures that everyone can find their perfect wave amidst the stunning Moroccan coastline.

Here are some of the best places to surf in the Taghazout area:

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Anchor Point: One of the most famous surf spots in Taghazout, Anchor Point offers powerful right-hand waves that are best suited for experienced surfers. The spot works well in various swell conditions and is renowned for its long rides.
Hash Point: Located near the center of Taghazout, Hash Point is great for surfers of all levels. It features fun, mellow waves and is an excellent spot for beginners to learn.
Panorama Beach: This spot is known for its beautiful views and is suitable for all skill levels. The waves can get quite big, making it a good choice for intermediate and advanced surfers.
Killer Point: Located just south of Taghazout, Killer Point offers powerful waves and is best suited for experienced surfers. The spot can produce long rides, especially during the right swell conditions.
Devil’s Rock: A popular spot for beginners, Devil’s Rock offers more manageable waves. It’s located just a short walk from the village and is a great place for surf schools and beginners to practice.
Tamri: About 15 minutes north of Taghazout, Tamri has consistent surf and is less crowded than some of the other spots. It’s suitable for intermediate surfers and offers a variety of wave conditions.
Imsouane Bay: A bit further from Taghazout (around 30 minutes), Imsouane Bay is known for its long, mellow waves, making it perfect for beginners and longboarders. The bay provides an incredible backdrop for a relaxed surfing experience.
Safi: Although a bit of a drive from Taghazout (about 2 hours), Safi is famous for its heavy waves and is best for advanced surfers. It’s worth the trip if you’re looking for a challenge.

Tips for Surfing in Taghazout

Best Time to Surf
Seasons: The best time to surf in Taghazout is from September to April, when the Atlantic swells are consistent.
Weather: Summer (June to August) offers smaller waves, making it suitable for beginners.
Lessons: Consider taking lessons if you’re new to surfing. Our team provides professional instructors and all the necessary equipment.
Local Knowledge: Our team offers local guides who know the best surf spots, conditions, and times to surf.
Equipment Rental: If you don’t have your gear, we can provide equipment rental. Ensure the equipment is suitable for your skill level and the current conditions.
Stay Hydrated and Protected: Bring sunscreen, as you’ll spend a lot of time in the sun.
Explore Nearby Spots: If conditions aren’t ideal in Taghazout, nearby locations like Tamri, Anza, or Imessouane might offer better waves.
Cultural Respect: Be mindful of local customs and the environment. Leave no trace and respect the community.

Here's a sample surfing itinerary for Taghazout, a popular surf destination in Morocco

1st Day: Arrival in Agadir

Morning: Arrive in Agadir and check into your accommodation.
Afternoon: Spend a relaxing afternoon at Agadir Beach to acclimate to the local environment.
Evening: Explore the local area and enjoy dinner at a nearby eatery.

2nd Day: Surfing at Taghazout

Morning: Breakfast, then travel to Taghazout, a well-known surf village about 30 minutes by car.
Midday: Take a surf lesson at Hash Point or Panorama Beach, suitable for beginners.
Afternoon: Continue surfing or relax on the beach. Have lunch at a local café.
Evening: Explore the village and find a spot for dinner.

3rd Day: Surfing at Anchor Point

Morning: After breakfast, head back to Taghazout to surf at Anchor Point, known for its consistent waves.
Midday: Lunch at a beachside location.
Afternoon: Enjoy more surfing or take a short hike to nearby viewpoints for scenic views.
Evening: Return to Agadir, explore local markets, and find dinner.

4th Day: Surfing at Devil’s Rock and Relaxation

Morning: Breakfast, then return to Taghazout to surf at Devil’s Rock, which is suitable for various skill levels.
Midday: Lunch at a beach café.
Afternoon: Take a break from surfing and explore nearby Paradise Valley for a scenic hike and swimming in natural pools.
Evening: Return to Agadir, relax, and have dinner.

Day 5: Last Surf and Departure

Morning: Have breakfast, then enjoy one last surf session at your favorite spot (Agadir Beach or Taghazout).
Midday: Lunch in Taghazout, followed by souvenir shopping.
Afternoon: Return to Agadir, check out, and prepare for departure.

Surf in Morocco