Transitional Surf Camp in Taghazout

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Taghazout

Once only a sleepy fishing village perched on the North African Atlantic coast that came alive each winter with the sound of pounding pointbreaks. Today it is a chilled-out surfer’s paradise that is full surf banter, cafés, local stores, and restaurants serving traditional Moroccan cuisine. A gorgeous place rich in Arabic culture.

The long expanse of beach with a headland to the north that offers shelter and can be a fantastic place to spend the day, relaxing in the shade while gazing and the magnificent views. Taghazout is surf, surf, and more surf, Morocco’s premium surfing destination.

Taghazout – Moroccan Surf Mecca

Taghazout and vicinity is dotted with world-class breaks. They are generally consistent, even when there is not sizeable swell in the water. These are some of the most notable:

Anchor Point – a delicious right point break that looks easier than you think

Killer Point – a powerful wave. Which is higher than you think

La Source – a performance wave, only a little less tall and powerful then Killer Point

Mysteries – located directly next to La Source, with the waves breaking partly on sand, making them more relaxed

Hash Point – one of the most relaxed waves

Panoramas – could reasonably have some flow. But also runs a nice long right

Devil’s Rock – a tough name for a break, everyday can be different with right and lefts; mostly right

Banana Beach – the best beginner beach in Taghazout

Dracs – if you get a wave at Dracs it will likely be the best waves of your life. Razor-sharp rocks line the entry/exit route, so you will need booties and impeccable timing. When big northerly swells bombard the coastline, surfers score the longest barrels they have ever seen

Boilers – a point more exposed than Anchors; will likely be breaking when Anchors or Dracs are not. It is a tricky wave to sur. A fun wave but it bends out to sea in the most frustrating way

Morocco

Morocco, known as the “Western Kingdom” spreads over 2,300 km in length. Morocco, boasts a vast coastline, exposed to all the Atlantic movements making it an attractive destination for surfers of the world, with excellent surfing conditions, countless surf spots and the enchanted and special atmosphere created by combining desert and magical weather, warm & friendly people, exotic aromas, and extraordinary sights.

The southern coastal strip of Morocco spreads for more than 600 km; is characterized by countless waves of all kinds and are suitable for all levels. From long right points, to reef and sand breaks, you can always surf your favorite wave. The Moroccan coast boasts copious options just short drive from quaint surf towns leading you to high quality, empty waves.

The desert weather in Morocco, is inviting and calm throughout the year, during the day it is warm and pleasant, and at nights it is cool. The average water temperature ranges from 17-23 degrees, so a 3/3-mm-thick suit will serve you well.

• Airport transfers and beach transport

• Accommodation (single rooms are available)

• Surf boards and wetsuits

• All seminars, sessions, & even private sessions

• Photography & Videography

• Personal Security

• Cultural Outings

• Food

• Souvenirs

• Food outside of meals