Taghazout Surf Guiding & Hostel, 7 Days, Surf, Morocco

You will be surfing the best waves for your ability level, and most of the time you’ll have them to yourself or with a few guys out. Un-crowded, quality waves is the specialty of this Surf in Taghazout Morocco tour. You’ll also be surfing waves that will push your surfing ability level a bit further. We will be surfing along the 160km of coast north and south of Taghazout so you’ll see more of Morocco. We go where the waves are best for the day, scoring dawnies and sunset sessions to make sure we get our target surf spots at their best.

After a long day surfing in Taghazout Morocco our accommodations have all the amenities you will need to relax and socialise in total comfort.

Morocco Surf Overview

Situated on the north-west coast of Africa, Morocco is exposed to the frontal lows coming off North America, pumping out solid north and north-west ground swell that charges the Moroccan coastline. While the winter storms in the northern hemisphere give Europe rain, cold temperatures and strong on-shore flow, in Morocco the sun shines and the surf is going off.

The coastline of Morocco looks like it’s been drawn by Picasso with a density of breaks and a variety of surf qualities, providing unreal surf potential. There is more to the surf in Morocco than one may think, from long 500 metre peelers to shallow death defying slabs, there are waves that suit all ability levels. Our knowledge of the Moroccan coastline gives us the advantage to score the best waves with the conditions we have on any given day.

There is surf in Morocco all year round but for those seeking heavy barrels or long carve-able peelers the main surf season starts from October to March.

Taghazout Surf Guiding

Taghazout is a well known surf destination. Taghazout village is located 16km north of Agadir in the biggest bay in Morocco. Taghazout offers unreal surf – Anchor Point, Mysteries, Killer Point, Draculas and Boilers are the famous surf spots along this stretch of coast. In the main surf season 80% of the surfers who come to Morocco stay in Taghazout, this means the point breaks and the village get very busy. There are other point breaks and spots north and south of Taghazout, so tripping a bit further out you’ll surf un-crowded spots and take in the unspoilt landscapes and traditional culture of Morocco.