Paradise Valley
Natural pools carved into the rock, forty minutes into the mountains. We go on Wednesdays, all together.
The destination
Tamraght. Atlantic mornings, village evenings.
Between Agadir and Taghazout, a little white village above the beach: waves all year, the Atlas right behind, and still not too many people.
30.511° N · 9.678° W
Why Tamraght
Taghazout got the fame, Tamraght kept the calm. You sleep five minutes from the beach, eat where the locals eat, and the whole bay is your playground.
The spots
The surf coast
Eight spots, from first whitewater to long point breaks.
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Banana Beach
BeginnerThe village beach. Sandy bottom, long forgiving waves: this is where you learn.
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Croco Beach
Beginner +Just north. A bit more power, well-defined peaks. The first real step up.
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Devil's Rock
IntermediateA right that peels along the rocks. Technical, rewarding.
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Panoramas
IntermediateTaghazout's beach break, right in front of the cafés. Shifting peaks you can read from the terrace.
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Anchor Point
AdvancedThe Taghazout legend. A right that can run 500 metres on the good days.
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Killer Point
AdvancedNamed after the orcas once seen offshore. A long, fast right that holds the biggest swells.
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Boilers
AdvancedAn old shipwreck boiler marks the take-off. Short, punchy, for surfers who know what they are doing.
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Imsouane
All levelsAn hour up the coast. Morocco's longest wave. We go as a day trip.
When to come
When to come
Sunny almost all year, air between 20 and 27 degrees, water at 17 to 22. What changes is the swell.
air 20–27°
water 17–22°
Best swell Good Gentle, ideal to learn
- Sept – Oct 24°C Swell picking up, water still warm
- Nov – Dec 21°C The best window. Steady swell, few people
- Jan – Feb 19°C Big swells, the advanced spots light up
- Mar – Apr 20°C Gentle conditions, ideal for progressing
When you are not surfing
When you are not surfing
Legzira & Sidi Ifni
The red arches, the wild beach, and an old Spanish town in the middle of nowhere. A full day.
Kasbah Oufella
The cable car climbs above Agadir. Camels at the bottom, the whole bay lighting up at sunset.
The hammam
The real one, the neighbourhood one. Black soap, rhassoul, and an hour where you think about nothing.
Getting here
Fly to Agadir (AGA), 25 minutes away. We pick you up: transfers are included in all three trips. Just send us your flight number.
- 5 min walk to the beach
- 25 min from Agadir airport, transfer included
- 15 min to Taghazout
- Cafés, shops and local spots around
Spend a week here.
Three trips, one village, and the ocean at the end of the street.