Taghazout Bay · Morocco · Atlantic
Frequently asked questions about our Morocco surf camp
Everything guests ask before booking a week with Morocco Surf Club in Taghazout Bay — pricing, group size, beginner suitability, the best season, and the practical travel detail. This is the same wording we confirm by email before you pay anything.
Answer-first booking facts
What should I know before I enquire?
Morocco Surf Club sells a seven-night coaching week based in Tamraght, with daily spot choice across Taghazout Bay. The entry package starts at €360 per person, groups are capped at 5 surfers per coach, and the exact dates, room, inclusions, transfer, and deposit are confirmed in a written quote before payment.
| Decision | Direct answer | Check next |
|---|---|---|
| Complete beginner? | Yes, provided you are comfortable in the sea and follow the safety brief. | Beginner week guide |
| One lesson only? | Sometimes available for guests already nearby; no fixed public day rate. | Lesson format |
| Choosing a month? | Match the season to your level, not only to wave size. | Month-by-month guide |
| Arriving at AGA? | Pre-booked transfer or licensed airport taxi; confirm the fare before departure. | Airport guide |
Booking & pricing
Booking, prices, and what is included
How much does a surf camp in Morocco cost?
From €360 / person · 7 nights. Surf Guiding starts from €385 for seven days, and the Private Week is priced on request. Peak weeks and room upgrades change the total. Your written quote lists dates, tier, and every inclusion in one place.
What is included in the Morocco Surf Club camp?
The Surf & Stay week includes 7 nights of accommodation near the ocean, daily breakfast and four traditional dinners, a two-hour coached surf session every day, board and wetsuit, transport to the best spot of the day, and daily video-style feedback. Surf Guiding swaps lessons for guided sessions; Private Week books the whole coaching team for your group.
How do I book and what is the deposit?
Send us your preferred week and surf level through the booking form, WhatsApp, or email. We reply with availability and a written quote that lists your dates, tier, and every inclusion in euros before any deposit is taken — nothing is hidden in fine print.
What is your refund and change policy?
Refund and change rules depend on your dates and booking channel. We outline the exact policy in writing in your quote, before you pay anything, so there are no surprises later.
Levels & coaching
Surf level, coaching, and group size
Do I need previous surf experience?
No. Complete beginners are welcome and most guests have never stood up before they arrive. We also coach early intermediates who want cleaner technique on Atlantic points and sand breaks.
How many surfers are in each group?
Groups are capped at 5 surfers per coach. The cap is the most important number on this site — it is what makes feedback between sets possible instead of generic shouted tips from the beach.
Who is the lead coach?
Most weeks are led by Jamal, the named lead coach. Morocco Surf Club reports that he has coached from Tamraght since 2014. Ask to inspect available training and safety records before payment; no public third-party credential URL is currently available.
Is the camp good for beginners and for improvers?
Both. Beginners start on sand-bottom breaks like Panoramas or Banana Point with foam boards; improvers work on line choice, trimming, and turns on mellow walls. The coach adjusts the spot, board, and brief to the level of every guest in the water.
Location & seasons
Where we surf and when to come
Where is the surf camp based?
Based in Tamraght on Taghazout Bay, a short drive south of Agadir. Each day the coach picks the spot from the breaks within the bay and around Agadir — Taghazout, Tamraght, Anza, Banana Point, La Source, Panoramas — depending on tide, wind, and swell.
When is the best time to surf in Morocco?
Taghazout Bay produces consistent swell from October through March, with the most powerful sessions in winter. Spring offers softer, friendlier waves that suit many first-timers. Summer is smaller and more variable but still coachable on sand breaks.
Which Taghazout breaks will we surf?
Anchor Point, Killers, La Source, Banana Point, and Panoramas are the names most travelers hear first. Each has a different tide and swell appetite, and the coach chooses the spot each morning based on conditions and your level rather than a fixed timetable.
Logistics & travel
Getting there, gear, and travelling solo
Are board and wetsuit included?
Yes. Boards and wetsuits sized to you are included in every Surf & Stay and Private Week package. Bring swimwear, sunscreen, a towel, and light layers for wind — we provide everything else for the surf sessions.
Which airport should I fly into?
Agadir (AGA) is the closest airport, about 40 minutes from Tamraght. Agadir airport meet-and-greet is an optional add-on we quote in euros — send us your flight numbers and we coordinate the transfer.
Can I come on my own as a solo traveller?
Yes. Most guests arrive solo. The capped group of five makes it easy to meet people, we keep logistics simple, and we coordinate airport pickups when included in your package.
Still have a question?
Ask us directly — we reply with availability and a written quote
If your question is not above, send it with your preferred week and surf level. We come back with honest answers, availability, and your total line-itemed in euros before any deposit.
Quote before deposit · Max 5 surfers / week · Anza · Tamraght · Taghazout bases
Check availability
Surf & Stay — from €360 / week
Tell us when you want to travel, who is coming, and how you surf. We check the room and coaching space before asking you to pay anything.
- 01Send your dates The form takes about two minutes.
- 02We check the fit Ismael replies personally with room availability and a written quote.
- 03Confirm securely If it works for you, we send a secure Stripe link for the 25% deposit.
Your booking is confirmed by email after the deposit. Read our booking & cancellation policy.
Where the information comes from
How this page was checked
Prices, inclusions, group size, operating history, and coach records come from Morocco Surf Club and describe our own service, not an outside review. We check safety, destination, and travel details against the official links below. You can ask to see the available coach records before payment while we work on a public verification link.
Last checked and updated . Conditions, transport, and entry rules can change, so confirm the latest details before travelling or paddling out.
- Agadir–Taghazout beach and surf overview Moroccan National Tourist Office
- ISA coaching and water-safety standards International Surfing Association
- Surfing safety checklist Royal National Lifeboat Institution