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STOP! Before you click ‘book now’ on that Surfcamp Morocco deal, you absolutely have to read this. Seriously. There are so many options for a surf holiday in Morocco, and picking the wrong one can completely ruin your trip. We’re going to share some insider secrets and crucial tips you won’t find anywhere else, to make sure your Moroccan surf adventure is everything you dreamed of, and more. Don’t make a mistake you’ll regret – let’s get you set for the perfect waves and good times.
Okay, so you want awesome waves – that’s a given! But a great surfcamp in Morocco is much more than just a good surf spot. It’s about the feeling, the people, the food, and how smooth everything feels. We’ve seen it all, and here’s what you absolutely need to check for to make sure your surf holiday is truly amazing, not just ‘okay’.
If you’re coming to learn to surf Morocco style, the lessons are key. But not all lessons are created equal!
Morocco is known for being affordable, but you still want to get the best bang for your buck on your Moroccan surf trip. Don’t just look at the cheapest number!
A Taghazout surf camp is about more than just surfing; it’s about the whole experience.
One of the coolest parts about a surfcamp Morocco experience is meeting awesome new friends from all over the world. If you’re traveling solo, it’s super easy to connect with others. Shared meals, surf sessions, and common chill-out areas are perfect for making new buddies. It’s a guaranteed good time, even if you arrive by yourself.
Yes, Morocco, especially surf towns like Taghazout, are generally very safe for solo travelers, including women. Surf camps provide a supportive and communal environment. Always exercise common travel precautions.
The peak surf season is from October to April, when Atlantic swells bring consistent waves suitable for all levels, especially intermediate to advanced. Summer (May-September) offers smaller, gentler waves perfect for beginners.
Most surf camps, including ours, provide high-quality surfboards and wetsuits as part of their packages or for rent. You can bring your own, but it’s not required.
The local currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). While cards are accepted in larger towns and some businesses, it’s highly recommended to carry cash for smaller purchases, local markets, and tips.
Most modern surf camps in Morocco, especially in popular areas like Taghazout, offer Wi-Fi access. However, speeds can vary, and it’s best to check with your specific camp if strong internet is crucial for you.
The closest major airport to Taghazout is Agadir Al Massira Airport (AGA). Most surf camps offer airport transfers, making it easy to get to your accommodation.
So, you’ve read this far. Fantastic! Now you’re armed with all the real knowledge to book your ideal Surfcamp Morocco experience. Don’t settle for ‘okay’ when you can have ‘amazing’! Take these expert tips, choose wisely, and get ready for incredible waves, sunshine, and the unforgettable magic of a surf camp in Morocco. Go ahead, make that booking – you’ve earned the perfect trip!
Join our Surfcamp in Morocco, in the beautiful town of Taghazout Bay, where you will do yoga, surf, eat, sleep and repeat.