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About Seven

Two people, one coast, a different kind of week.

Seven Tamraght is not a platform. It is two Moroccans, a village they know by heart, and the kind of week they would want to be invited on.

The team

Two people, not a call centre

When you write, one of us answers. Ayoub runs the week on the ground. Achraf builds everything else.

Ayoub

Ayoub

On the ground · Tamraght

Born and raised in the region, the ocean in front and the mountains behind. Over ten years in the hostels of this coast: reception, surf trips, full seasons and empty ones, he has done it all. The houses, the managers, the real price of things: he knows them by heart. And surf was never a job he learned: every spot in the bay, the tide it works on, the one to skip when the wind turns. He runs the week on the ground, deals with the coaches and drivers, and picks you up at the airport.

Achraf

Achraf

Everything else · Casablanca

Moroccan AI engineer, based in Casablanca. He came to Tamraght over ten years ago to get away from screens, and he has gone back every year since. Same coast, same place to sit at first light. At some point it stopped being a holiday. So he built what he knew how to build: this site, and the week builder behind it. The rest follows. The money stays in the village, and a coast he knows by heart finally gets shared.

The specialists

The specialists we bring in

They are not part of Seven Tamraght, and we would rather say it plainly: independent specialists, chosen for what they teach. Each one named, certified, verifiable.

Mohamed

Surf

Mohamed

Leads the surf

Mohamed grew up on this coast and has spent more than seven years in its water, coaching all of them. ISA/ILS certified instructor — the teaching course plus aquatic rescue and water safety. He reads the swell each morning and picks the spot for the day, the tide and the group, and takes people from their first whitewater to their first green wave. Patient with beginners, demanding with anyone chasing the next level.

Certification

ISA/ILS Surf and SUP Instructor — Aquatic Rescue, Safety Course and Registration, International Surfing Association with the International Life Saving Federation (ILS) · valid through 1 February 2027

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@surf_level_up_morocco
The wave
The wave The turquoise water off Tamraght, on a good morning.
The group after the session
The group after the session Shakas up, wetsuits still dripping.
Walking out
Walking out Boards under the arm, the beach to cross first.
The first wave
The first wave The moment it works — standing up, and the smile right after.
Boards on the sand
Boards on the sand Everyone together before paddling out.
On the sand first
On the sand first Pop-up, stance, safety: nothing goes in the water untaught.
His own surfing
His own surfing Seven years on this coast, and you see it in one turn.
With the kids
With the kids A hand on the board, a push, and off they go.
The boards lined up
The boards lined up A shape for every level, picked before paddling out.
The high five
The high five It worked. That is the whole point.
In the line-up
In the line-up Sitting on the boards, waiting for the set.
Walking back up
Walking back up Board under the arm, the village, and lunch.
Sunrise briefing
Sunrise briefing The tide, the peak, the plan — before the first paddle.

Drag

Safaa

Yoga

Safaa

Leads the yoga

Trained in India, Safaa blends Vinyasa, Hatha, mobility, breathwork, meditation and relaxation. A yoga teacher and a surf lover, she knows how the body feels after hours in the water: tight shoulders, sore hips, tired muscles. Her sessions are built for surfers: moving better, recovering deeper. And when the mood is right: sunset sessions on the beach, cacao ceremonies, creative mandalas.

Certification

200 Hrs Yoga Teacher Training Course, Rudra Yogpeeth, Rishikesh (India), a Yoga Alliance RYS 200 registered school · 2025

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@safaa.ouahib
Meditation facing the ocean
Meditation facing the ocean The morning class, before the beach fills up.
Sunset class
Sunset class The evening ritual on the Tamraght sand.
At the studio
At the studio Alignment and morning light, black mats and plants.
The group at the studio
The group at the studio Four mats, one rhythm, indoors.
The adjustment
The adjustment A gentle correction, posture by posture.
In the dunes
In the dunes A nomad session at the desert camp.
On the rocks
On the rocks Feet on the stone, facing the Atlantic.
The group class
The group class Everyone in line on the Tamraght sand.
The beach at dusk
The beach at dusk The last light, when the beach empties out.
Flow on the sand
Flow on the sand Postures linked, breath after breath.
Savasana in the sand
Savasana in the sand The end of a session, lying face to the sky.
Warriors at sunset
Warriors at sunset The whole line, arms open to the ocean.
Downward dog, orange sky
Downward dog, orange sky The pose everyone knows, at the best hour.
Alone with the ocean
Alone with the ocean A few minutes of silence before the others arrive.
Her own practice
Her own practice Depth, mobility, years of work.
Folded in two
Folded in two The spine unrolls, the shoulders open.
Balance and twist
Balance and twist One leg up, hands joined, nothing rushed.
The back opens
The back opens Years of practice hold in one arch.

Drag

How we travel

Small, local, honest.

  • 01

    Small groups, always

    Twelve people maximum. Above that, it stops being a small group.

  • 02

    No middleman

    Coaches, drivers, cooks, hammam: our people in Tamraght, paid directly.

  • 03

    Honest by default

    No fake reviews, no fake urgency. The first guests will write the first reviews.

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