Where to surf in Morocco?

You want to practice surfing surf in Morocco ? Whether you are from a level surfing novice, intermediate ou confirmed. Then you will find a place where surf, on the beaches in Morocco. Indeed, there are beaches to surf in Morocco. We will explain to you in this practical Guide, in which way you can easily spot surf beaches in this geographical area. And yes, we are going to present to you the instruments useful in order to search et us the best surf waves within the overall Countries du world.

Surfing in Taghazout

If you want to surf in Morocco. So, the place that is best known for its waves on the Moroccan coast is Taghazout. Located in Souss Massa, the Agadir region, Taghazout is the place to be for all surfers from around the world. In Taghazout, there are all the conditions for a perfect surf trip. There are incredible waves, many surf camps, Moroccan gastronomy and hospitality are just magical. So, if you want to go on a surf trip to Morocco, I can only recommend Taghazout. However, it is the place where there are the most tourists during the surfing season from November to May.

If you want to know more about surfing in Taghazout I recommend that you consult my practical guides on the subject:

Surf Trip in Morocco: Taghazout

Best surf camp in Taghazout

Surfing in Imsouane in Morocco

Another very popular place to surf in Morocco is Imsouane. There is one of the best longboard waves in the world in Imsouane. The village vibe is great. But once again, Imsouane is a bit of a victim of his success. It's a bit crowded. But honestly, I continue to go there every year because it’s so good. I have written complete guides on surfing in Imsouane, just click on the links below:

Surf trip in Morocco: Imsouane

Best surf camps in Imsouane Morocco

Surf trip in Morocco: Sidi Kaouki

Sidi Kaouki is a little further north, near Essaouira. There are also perfect waves in the area. And there it is much more authentic than Imsouane or Taghazout, there are many fewer surf camps and therefore many fewer people at the surf spots. It's still a good time to go surfing in Sidi Kaouki if you want to avoid the crowds. I highly recommend. I have also written a complete guide for you on surfing in Sidi Kaouki, here is the link:

Surf Trip in Morocco: Sidi Kaouki

Surfing in Dakhla, Morocco

Finally, I would like to recommend one last surf spot in Morocco. It is Dakhla, located in Western Sahara. It's a place much more known for kite surfing than for surfing but the waves are truly incredible when conditions allow. And now, there's really no one in the water. I regularly surf alone or in pairs on the spots in Dakhla. I talk about this in a little more detail in my ultimate guide to surfing in Morocco. Here is the link to access it:

Surfing in Morocco, the ultimate guide

How to find surf accommodation in Morocco

To find out the top 10 best surf camps in Morocco, visit this page: The 10 best surf camps in Morocco

To find a hotel or surf camp in Morocco, I recommend using either booksurfcamps.com to book in one of the many Moroccan surf camps. It’s also ideal if you are a beginner surfer. Otherwise, to find a hotel or apartment, I recommend that you go through Booking.com. You will find almost all the hotels there at the best prices. Personally, when I'm on a surf trip, this is what I use all the time.

When to surf in Morocco?

The best time to go surfing in Morocco is during winter (November to May) because the swell is more consistent. However, you can surf all year round on the Moroccan coasts. Especially if you are a beginner, it is better to come surf in Morocco when the waves are smaller. To find out more, I recommend this blog article: Surfing in Morocco, when to go?

Surfline, the weather forecast application

Surfline is a nice website and total application mobile de weather forecast to surf. This website has a worldwide reputation, Surfline broadcasts the surf conditions from a large number of surf spots, in all continents. Therefore, it is the most appropriate tool, if you are willing to know where to surf in Morocco. Indeed, whatever continent you are, the Surfline website will find a surf spot in the environs.

However, the website does not simply provide weather forecasts for surfing, you will also benefit from several tubing compared to the spots as well as photographs published by the Internet users. On the other hand, we advise you to look at the magazines or the website of stormrider to get good Tricks on the surf beaches of the planet. We talk about it in the second section of this article.

The version for free of Magicseaweed remains complete, that said you can have the opportunity to join a lump sum paying if you want to extend the period from surf weather conditions to fifteen days.

To find out where to surf in Morocco, Stormrider

Stormrider remains the best guide to surf the world. At first, this stormrider surf guide was accessible only by book edition. It's compilation of books classified by territory, who reference number of surf beaches in the world. Therefore, the best thing to do is to have one of the hard copies of the stormrider guide magazine. Indeed, it is about, theencyclopedia surf spots. The limited are available on Amazon

However, stormrider is also available in version digital. Undoubtedly, the stormrider website provides valuable advice if you want to find beaches on each ocean and especially where to surf in Morocco. Especially the application part "trip plan". Indeed, this feature of planning will allow you to organize each surf trip in Morocco. There is the possibility to search for surf spots in Morocco as well as in various countries and parts around the world. In addition, it is possible to search for surf beaches by month of the year, wave size et water temperature. This is a particularly option handy when you don't know where to surf.

The favorite app for surfers to forecast the wind, Windguru

If you need to find a surf wave in Morocco. Therefore, the application expert about wind forecast, windguru is for you. Indeed, it comes in addition to magicseaweed. The Windguru website remains safer for wind conditions. However, depending on the country or region of the world in which you want to practice surfing. Windguru will be more or less competitive. For this reason, it should be used in addition to magicseaweed.

Please note that the Windguru website will be much less easy to understand than the other tools presented in this practical guide. However, it will be easy for you to find a video tutorial on the internet, to help you understand the weather conditions.

Complete list of surf spots in Morocco

Here is a complete list of surf spots in Morocco. Finally there are no secret spots, we keep those well hidden.

All surf spots in southern Morocco

Here is the complete list of waves for surfing in the south of the Moroccan kingdom.

• anchor point : A right point-break spot for experienced surfers, very popular with a quality of 88/1.
• Black Point : Right-handed point-break, recommended for experienced surfers.
• boilers : Right-handed spot taking place on a rocky reef, ideal for experienced surfers.
• Killer : Renowned for its straight waves breaking over a rocky reef, suitable for all surfers.
• Banana Point : Point-break spot on the right designed for experienced surfers.
• Cap sim : Offers straight waves that break on a coral reef, suitable for experienced surfers.
• Charatan : Special feature of this spot, left waves break in a river. Recommended for experienced surfers.
• French Baldie Slab : A challenge for pros or kamikazes with straight waves taking place on a rocky reef.
• Imessouane, the bay : Spot welcoming straight waves on a sandbank, open to all surfers.
• K11 : Aimed at experienced surfers, this spot features left waves breaking on a rocky reef.
• K12 : With right and left point-break waves, this spot is open to all surfers.
• La Source : A right-handed spot with waves breaking on a rocky reef, suitable for all surfers.
• Mystery Point : Right-handed point-break open to all surfers.
• Panorama : Straight point-break waves, ideal for all surfers.
• Sidi Kaouki : A varied spot with right and left waves breaking on a sandbank, open to all.
• Spider's : Point-break on the right, recommended for experienced surfers.
• So-So Plage : Beach-break spot on the right for experienced surfers.
• 14th km. : Spot offering right and left beach-break waves, suitable for experienced surfers.
• Anza : Spot with right and left waves breaking on a sandbar, recommended for experienced surfers.
• Banana Beach : Beach-break with right and left waves, open to all surfers.
• Deauville : Varied beach break with right and left waves.
• Devil's rock : Spot on the right on a sandbank, ideal for beginners.
• Essaouira : Beach-break offering right and left waves, suitable for all surfers.
• Hash Point : Right-handed point-break open to all surfers.
• Cathedral : Right-handed beach break, recommended for all surfers.
• Marhina : Varied spot with right and left waves breaking on a sandbank, open to all.
• mirleft : Beach-break with right and left waves, suitable for all surfers.
• Sidi ifni : Offers right and left waves set on a rocky reef, ideal for everyone.
• Sidi Moussa d’Aglou : Right-handed spot breaking on a rocky reef, for experienced surfers.
• Tamri : Spot offering right and left waves taking place on a sandbank, recommended for experienced surfers.
• Sidi bouzid : Varied beach break with right and left waves, suitable for experienced surfers.
• Crocro : Beach-break spot with right and left waves, open to all surfers.
• Sidi Rbat : Sandbank welcoming right and left waves, recommended for all surfers.
• Don't worry : Right-handed point-break, suitable for experienced surfers.
• Tifnite : Left-handed beach-break spot, ideal for experienced surfers.
• Bing's Point : Spot offering a straight point-break wave, suitable for all surfers.
• Cape Boujdour : Spot characterized by a straight wave on a rocky reef, recommended for experienced surfers.
• OumLabouir : Features a straight point-break wave, ideal for experienced surfers.
• The Point : Welcoming spot with a straight point-break wave, suitable for all surfers.

All surf spots in northern Morocco

• Chinese Hat : Left-facing spot on a rocky reef, intended for experienced surfers.
• Drika : A straight point-break wave, recommended for pros or kamikazes.
• Mulha : Offers a straight wave on a rocky reef, reserved for pros or kamikazes.
• Safi – Garden : Straight point-break spot for experienced surfers.
• Safi RassLéfaa : Straight beach-break suitable for all surfers.
• Sidi Abed : Right and left point-break waves for pros or kamikazes.
• Sidi Bouzid 2nd : Sandbank with right and left waves for experienced surfers.
• (no name) near Hercules cave : Sandbank offering right and left waves, suitable for all surfers.
• Ainsebaà Point : Point-break left wave for experienced surfers.
• bouznika : Point-break on the right suitable for all surfers.
• break : Sandbank offering right and left waves.
• Chambers : Straight point-break wave for experienced surfers.
• Chanti : Right-hand beach break suitable for everyone.
• Smuggler : Right and left waves in point-break.
• Dahomey : Beach-break with right and left waves suitable for everyone.
• Jack beach : Beach-break offering right and left waves.
• killer rocks : Point-break on the right for experienced surfers.
• Inter & The interest : Left waves on rocky reef for experienced surfers.
• The coil : Left wave on rocky reef intended for experienced surfers.
• Monica beach : Straight wave on a rocky reef for experienced surfers.
• Moulay Bousselham : Sandbank offering right and left waves suitable for everyone.
• Oubaha camping mimosas : Rocky reef with right and left waves for experienced surfers.
• Oued Cherrat : Beach-break offering right and left waves.
• 11 car park : Sandbank with right and left waves.
• Pepsi : Right and left beach break for experienced surfers.
• Sol Beach – bakacem : Point-break right and left.
• Pont-Blondin : Straight point-break wave for experienced surfers.
• Salty (Doura) : Point-break on the right for experienced surfers.
• Sidi Bouzid : Sandbank with right and left waves for experienced surfers.
• Sidi Moussa : Beach-break offering right and left waves.
• Skhirat beach : Right and left beach break.
• Stah bopuzroug : Left wave on rocky reef for experienced surfers.
• The Grave : Rocky reef offering right and left waves for experienced surfers.
• 24 beach & Ain Diab Gate 15 : Sandbank offering right and left waves suitable for everyone.
• El Jadida : Right and left beach break for all surfers.
• Larache Harbormouth : Left wave on sandbank for experienced surfers.
• Mehdya Beach : Beach-break with right and left waves.
• Oualidia : Right and left beach break suitable for everyone.
• Paloma : Beach-break offering right and left waves.
• Sablettes beach : Right and left beach break for everyone.
• Skhirat : Sandbank offering right and left waves.
• Yasmina : Right and left waves for all surfers.
• Temara-Guivil : Rocky reef on the right, wave for beginners.
• Onion : Right and left beach break for everyone.
• Nofreinds : Rocky reef with right and left waves for all surfers.
• 23beach & Capsay : Beach-break offering right and left waves.
• Lalla fatna : Beach-break with right and left waves.

Where to surf in Morocco, to conclude

You now know the three necessary instruments to know where to surf in Morocco. Therefore, it will be easy for you to discover the best surf spot in Morocco. Now you know where and when to surf the global oceans and the seas of the world. Now all you have to do is put on your wetsuit for surfing, catch your surfboard and go slip on the wave that you discovered. Don't forget to respect the rules as soon as you find yourself at a surf beach. Then, let's try to keep the places to surf own. Then, when you do not live in the area where you are going to surf, it is imperative to respect the the locals.

If you are ever looking for several other beaches to surf. Here are more surfing regions to consider:

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Romain

Hello I am RomainFounder everybodysurf.com, a platform dedicated to the world of surfing. With over 10 years of experience in surfing, I co-founded surf camps in Morocco and Sri Lanka, two world-famous surfing destinations. Over the years, I have acquired an in-depth knowledge of the surf market and particularly surf travel. In addition to surf camps, I actively work with Margaux Soulie in the development of its surf & yoga trips for women.

For me, surfing is much more than just a sport. It's a culture, a way of life that involves travelling, discovering new waves, new cultures, exploring local cuisines, and being part of a global community of enthusiasts.

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