Morocco’s Surf Secret
From Taghazout to Imsouane, Morocco’s Atlantic coast has become one of the world’s most soulful surf destinations.
The waves are steady, the weather forgiving, and the vibe — effortlessly cool.
You’ll find locals and travelers sharing early mornings, strong coffee, and that first perfect wave that makes the whole journey worth it.
There’s no rush here.
No competition.
Just ocean, rhythm, and that moment where everything else fades.
Surf, Sun, Simplicity
If you’re new to surfing, Morocco is kind.
The breaks are long and soft, and the locals are generous with advice (and smiles).
If you’re seasoned, you’ll love the challenge of Anchor Point — a right-hand wave that has made surfers fall in love with Morocco since the 70s.
And when you’re done?
Breakfasts of fresh fruit, mint tea, and homemade bread eaten barefoot by the sea.
Days spent between surf and stillness.
When to Go
October to March: The best swells, cooler air, quieter beaches.
April to September: Warm, gentle waves — perfect for beginners.
Bring a light wetsuit, sunscreen, and the willingness to get a little sand everywhere
What makes Morocco special isn’t just the surf — it’s the rhythm of life that comes with it.
The hammam after a long day in the sea.
The laughter of locals at sunset.
The feeling that the world can be both wild and calm at once.
You’ll find that surfing here isn’t just a sport — it’s a state of being.
