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A Surf Trip in Morocco Without the Logistics
Classic is the simple way to do a surf trip in Morocco when you do not need lessons. Every day we drive you to the spot that is working best for the swell and tide, so you spend your week surfing instead of looking for waves, taxis or parking.
The package includes seven nights at the camp, breakfast, lunch and dinner, a wetsuit and a soft-top board with unlimited use of the surf equipment, a pick-up at Agadir airport or bus station, and the pool, panoramic terrace and free WiFi.
For Experienced Surfers: No Lessons, Just Waves
Classic has no surf lessons, so it is made for intermediate and advanced surfers who can already paddle out, catch waves and ride them on their own. If you are still learning, the All Inclusive week gives you a two-hour lesson every day with the same transfers and equipment.
Where the Daily Transfers Take You
The coast around Taghazout has one of the highest concentrations of quality waves in Morocco. On a good winter swell the long right-hand points such as Anchor Point, Hash Point and Killer Point come alive, and on smaller days the sandy beach breaks further south keep working. Every morning the team checks the swell, wind and tide and drives you to the spot that suits the conditions and your level.
Classic surfers get a soft-top board and a wetsuit for the whole week. If you prefer a hard board, add it in the booking form for €5 per board per day, for up to seven days.
Who This Surf Trip Is For
- Intermediate surfers who want to surf as much as possible
- Groups of friends or surf clubs travelling together
- Surfers on their first surf trip in Morocco who want local knowledge
Where You Stay and What You Eat
Our surf house sits in Taghazout Bay, between the villages of Aourir and Tamraght, about 45 minutes from Agadir airport. You come back from the waves to a swimming pool, a panoramic terrace over the bay, a restaurant where every meal is served and free WiFi throughout.
The package price includes a bed in a shared room. If you would rather have your own space, you can add a private room with a double bed or twin beds for up to 2 people at €30 per room per night, or an apartment for up to 4 people at €45 per night, directly in the booking form. Private rooms and apartments are subject to availability, and we confirm them by email.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are home-cooked Moroccan and international dishes. In the booking form you can tell us how many people in your group are vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, gluten-free or lactose-free, so the kitchen can plan for you.
Prices, Extras and Booking
This surf trip in Morocco costs €449 per person for seven nights. You can add these extras in the booking form:
- Hard board instead of the soft-top: €5 per board per day, up to 7 days
- The second airport transfer (pick-up and drop-off): €30
- Private room for up to 2 people (double or twin beds): €30 per room per night; apartment for up to 4 people: €45 per night
- Board and wetsuit insurance: €25 per person for the whole stay
- Special diets for any number of people in your group, at no extra cost
Booking takes four short steps online. You only pay a 15% deposit on the trip, plus the tourist tax of €12 per person, securely with PayPal; the rest is paid when you arrive at the camp. The price updates live as you choose rooms and extras, so you always see what you will pay.
Surf Trip in Morocco: Questions
What is the difference between Classic and Surf & Stay?
Both are for surfers who do not need lessons. Classic adds a daily transfer to the surf spots and an airport pick-up; Surf & Stay adds a BBQ night but leaves getting to the waves up to you.
Can I use a hard board?
Yes. A soft-top board is included, and you can swap it for a hard board for €5 per board per day. Choose how many boards and days in the booking form.
When is the best time for a surf trip in Morocco?
For experienced surfers, the points around Taghazout are at their best from December to February, when North Atlantic storms send long, powerful swells. October to November and March to April are great for improvers, with consistent waves and quieter line-ups.
Our guide to the Taghazout surf spots
Best time to surf in Taghazout, season by season