Sunlit rooftop terrace at Grip Sea Morocco in Anza, with cushioned seating, wooden tables and patterned tiles

Kymata, Tamraght · Grip Sea Morocco, Anza · Taghazout Bay

Where you stay: Tamraght surf house and Anza surf hostel

Morocco Surf Club guests stay at the Tamraght surf house, Kymata, from €489, or the Anza surf hostel, Grip Sea Morocco, from €360 per person for seven nights in a shared room, with coaching, board and wetsuit, daily surf transport, breakfast and four dinners. Flights and airport transfers are extra.

Both are independently run partner houses on Taghazout Bay where we host every camp guest. Kymata in Tamraght sits south of Taghazout village, about 40–50 minutes from Agadir Al Massira Airport. Grip Sea Morocco in Anza is in a working fishing village closer to Agadir, about 30–35 minutes from the airport. Both are houses, not resorts: private and shared rooms, a terrace where most of the evening happens, boards in the hallway, and dinner eaten together four nights a week. With 5 surfers coached at a time, you end up knowing everyone by Wednesday whether you planned to or not.

  • Private and shared rooms in two partner houses
  • Breakfast daily and four Moroccan dinners at the house
  • Written quote names your room before any deposit

The rooftop terrace at Grip Sea Morocco, our Anza partner house

Where
Tamraght & Anza
Rooms
Private doubles & shared
Meals
7 breakfasts, 4 house dinners
Beach
Walking distance

Room tiers and prices per house

What each room costs at each house

Every price is a seven-night Surf & Stay total with six coached surf days, board, wetsuit, surf transport, breakfast daily and four house dinners. The Anza tiers are published; at Tamraght the shared-room entry is published and private rooms are quoted for your dates rather than guessed.

Anza surf hostel · Grip Sea Morocco
Room and occupancy7-night total
One guest, bed in a shared room€360
One guest, private double room€550
Two guests sharing a private double, one surfing€650 · €325 per person
Two guests sharing a private double, both surfing€720 · €360 per person
Tamraght surf house · Kymata
Room and occupancy7-night total
One guest, bed in a shared room€489
One guest, private roomQuoted for your dates
Two guests sharing a private roomQuoted for your dates
Twin room with ensuiteAsk for availability

Prices supplied by Morocco Surf Club, checked . Peak weeks can change the total; your written quote is final. See the house pages for surf camp Tamraght and surf camp Anza.

How to choose

The coaching is identical. The house and the price are not.

Whichever house you pick, the week is the same: the same coach, the same five-surfer cap, the same daily spot call, the same breakfasts and four house dinners. What changes is where you sleep, what is around you, and what it costs.

 Grip Sea Morocco · AnzaKymata · Tamraght
One guest, bed in a shared room€360 / 7 nights€489 / 7 nights
Which one is cheaperThe lower entry price€129 more for the same coaching week
Where it isA working fishing village, the closest base to Agadir cityA quieter village north of Anza, nearer Taghazout village
Surf on the doorstepAll-tide sand and a left-hand pointSand-bottom peaks you can walk to
EveningsLocal village rhythm, with Agadir in reachQuieter, with Taghazout's cafés a short drive away
Coaching, group cap, mealsIdentical at both houses — 5 surfers per coach, breakfast daily, four house dinners a week

Both figures are seven-night camp-package totals per person — not accommodation-only rates — and exclude flights. Room upgrades at each house are confirmed in your written quote. Full breakdown on the Surf & Stay pricing page.

The rooms

Photographs of the actual rooms at Kymata

Our Tamraght base is Kymata. These are photographs of its rooms, taken on site — not a showroom, a stock photograph or our other house. Ask us which room matches your dates and we will confirm it in the written quote before you pay a deposit.

A twin room at the Kymata base in Tamraght: two single beds with towels, Moroccan tiled floor and an ensuite washroom through a carved arch
A twin room at Kymata, with its own washroom.
A room at the Kymata base in Tamraght: made-up double bed, timber headboard, wardrobe and tiled floor
Another room at Kymata, Tamraght.
A further room at the Kymata base in Tamraght photographed on the same visit, showing beds, storage and floor tiling
A third Kymata room from the same set.
Inside the Tamraght house: a tiled staircase with a green wrought-iron balustrade and a carved wooden door
Inside the Tamraght house.

Photographed on site at the Tamraght house, May 2026. Room-to-price matching is confirmed per booking rather than inferred from a photograph. Guests also stay at our Anza base, Grip Sea Morocco — ask which base suits your dates.

Room details before a deposit

Can I choose a private bathroom or work-ready room?

The photos show real rooms at the two houses, but they do not map every photograph to a bookable room tier. We confirm the exact room, occupancy and bathroom arrangement available for your dates in the written quote. A private bathroom, dedicated desk or guaranteed connection speed is not part of every published entry tier.

Privacy

Tell us whether a shared room is fine or a private double is essential. The Anza solo and couples tiers are published; Tamraght upgrades are quoted.

Bathroom

Ask whether the specific available room has an ensuite or shared bathroom. We will identify that arrangement before you pay.

Work needs

If you need a quiet call, desk or reliable upload speed, send the requirement and timing. We will say what can be confirmed for that house.

Travelling alone or as a couple? Those guides explain the available published room tiers and what the quote must settle.

Three surfers sitting on the sand with a board, talking between sessions
Three on the sand: this is what a coaching group looks like here.

Who you share it with

Four or five surfers, one coach, no queue

The group cap is the reason the house works. With five surfers and one coach, the correction you get on the sand is still in your head when you paddle back out — and the person next to you is usually the same person at dinner.

How a session actually runs is on the coaching method page.

A long breakfast table laid on the terrace at our Tamraght house with bread, tomatoes, cucumber, olives, jam, eggs and tea
Breakfast on the Tamraght terrace, before the boards come out.

The food

Breakfast every morning, four Moroccan dinners a week

Breakfast happens before the session, around 08:00, because nobody surfs well on an empty stomach and the tide does not wait. Four evenings a week the house cooks a traditional Moroccan dinner and everyone eats together at one table — which is, more than anything else here, how a group of strangers becomes a group.

The other three evenings are deliberately left free. Tamraght has places worth walking to, and charging you for meals you would rather eat in the village is not the deal. Tell us about allergies or a vegetarian or vegan diet when you send your dates.

The part that is hard to photograph

The terrace between the session and dinner

The genuinely good hours are not in the water. You come back salt-covered around four, shower, and end up on the terrace with tea while the light goes orange over the ocean. People compare waves they blew, argue about the forecast, and make plans for the next morning. Dinner is at eight.

Most guests arrive alone. That is the normal case here rather than the awkward one, and the shared meals and the five-surfer cap are what make it work. See the full rhythm on a typical day.

Guests and coach Jamal gathered around a fire on the beach in Taghazout Bay after a surf day

Why Tamraght

Between the beginner sand and the northern points

Tamraght sits between Taghazout village to the north and Anza to the south, and the daily drive from here is short in both directions — toward the beginner-friendly sand or the right-hand points. It is quieter in the evenings than Taghazout village and less detached than Anza. Our other house is in Anza, and we do not accommodate guests in Taghazout village itself. The trade-offs are set out on Taghazout vs Tamraght vs Anza.

The other house

Grip Sea Morocco, our Anza base

Not everyone should stay in Tamraght. If your priority is the airport run, an evening in Agadir, or the open-ocean swell that wraps into Anza, the second house is the better week — the coaching, the group cap and the daily spot call are identical either way.

A double room at the Grip Sea Morocco base in Anza: made-up double bed, wooden floor, woven baskets and open shutters
A double room at our Anza base.
A second double room at the Grip Sea Morocco base in Anza: wooden bed frame, wardrobe, floor poufs and natural light
Another double at the Anza base, photographed on the same May 2026 visit.
One guest, bed in a shared room · Anza€360 total · €360 per person
One guest, private double room · Anza€550 total · €550 per person
Two guests sharing a private double, one surfing · Anza€650 total · €325 per person
Two guests sharing a private double, both surfing · Anza€720 total · €360 per person

These are the published Grip Sea Morocco tiers for seven-night Surf & Stay weeks. Tamraght entry from €489 per person for a bed in a shared room; Tamraght room upgrades are confirmed in your written quote.

Anza is 10 min south of tamraght · closest to agadir. Room and bathroom arrangements at both houses are confirmed in your written quote. Compare them properly on Taghazout vs Tamraght vs Anza, or send your dates and we will say which house fits.

Guest reviews

What our guests say about the week

Independent Trustpilot reviews of Morocco Surf Club — the coaching, the hospitality and the house. We link each one to its original source rather than paraphrasing it.

TrustpilotIndependent source ↗

“I only stayed for 2 nights but loved every second of it. The place is wonderful, still smells like fresh cut wood, very clean, smartly designed space, with kindest host and the most delicious fresh cooked food if you'd like to eat there.
Would recommend 100% :)”

Linda Stay: View Trustpilot profile ↗

“The hostel was very clean, the owner was always there to answer the question and help, I went back twice and I highly recommend”

Oceane Stay: Read original on Trustpilot ↗

“What an amazing place!
I highly recommend it. The owner is incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful. The surf house is beautiful, very well maintained, and has an absolutely breathtaking view.
Surfing was a wonderful experience.
The instructor has incredible experience and a fantastic approach to his clients! He is friendly, patient, and makes the whole experience even more enjoyable. 🌊🏄‍♀️
I will definitely be coming back to this place! 100% recommend!”

Agnieszka Agi Stay: View Trustpilot profile ↗

“Schönes großes Zimmer, tolle Dachterrasse. Super Kontakt mit Jamal.
Tolles Frühstück! Preis Leistung Top”

Katja Führer Stay: Read original on Trustpilot ↗

Read all source-backed guest reviews See the live profile on Trustpilot ↗ 14 reviews on Trustpilot · Snapshot: Nov 2026.

About the house

The surf house — your questions answered

Rooms, food, Wi-Fi, and what evenings are actually like.

Does every surf-house room have a private bathroom?

We do not publish a private-bathroom guarantee for every room or entry tier. The first-party photographs show examples of both houses, not a room allocation. Tell us whether an ensuite is essential; the written quote confirms the exact available room, occupancy and bathroom arrangement before a deposit.

What are the rooms actually like?

Rooms are a mix of private doubles and shared twin or dormitory rooms in a house within walking distance of the ocean, with a terrace that has a sea view. A published guest review describes the room as spacious and quiet with a good bed, and the decoration as a mix of surf, Moroccan and modern; read it in full on the reviews page rather than taking our summary for it.

What does the house feed you?

Breakfast every morning and four traditional Moroccan dinners across the week, eaten together at the house. The three remaining evenings are deliberately left open so guests can eat in the village, which is close enough to walk to.

Is there Wi-Fi and can I work remotely from the house?

There is Wi-Fi at the house and guests do work between sessions, but this is a small surf house rather than a co-working space: expect a terrace table and a normal residential connection, not a guaranteed desk, a backup line, or silence during a call. If a call cannot be missed, tell us the time and we will plan the session around it.

Can I train Brazilian jiu-jitsu as well as surf?

Jamal trains and a published guest review mentions training BJJ alongside the surfing during their stay. Treat it as something to arrange with him directly around the surf schedule rather than a timetabled part of the package — it is not included in the Surf & Stay price.

Is the house suitable for a solo traveller?

Most guests arrive alone. Meals are eaten together, the coaching group is capped at five, and the terrace is where the evening happens, so the house is built for people who did not arrive with a group. If you want the room to yourself while still eating with everyone, the private double at €550 is the tier for that.

A long breakfast table laid on the terrace at our Tamraght house with bread, tomatoes, cucumber, olives, jam, eggs and tea
Breakfast on the Tamraght terrace, before the boards come out.

Next step

Ask which rooms are free on your dates

Send your dates and tell us whether you want a private double or a bed in a shared room. We reply with what is actually available that week and your total in euros before any deposit.

  • Quote before deposit
  • Private & shared rooms
  • Breakfast + 4 dinners

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Surf & Stay — from €360 / week

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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.

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