Surf Town Morocco (Tamraght, Morocco) ★★★

Morocco in known with a surname kingdom of right-hand long point breaks. Super consistent from fall through spring, Morocco surf spots fire from heavy northern Atlantic swell energy.

Morocco surf spots remain uncrowded despite their world-class reputation. Traveling European surfers on holidays.

The summer months (June - September) see small to medium swells with surf mostly on the beaches and reefs on the more exposed north west coast. This is a great time for anyone looking for fun, uncrowded warm water surf. There are some bigger days during this time for those looking for something more challenging.During the winter months the waves, that have made Morocco famous, come to life. There is a huge variety of surf in Agadir Area southern Morocco. There are not many places like it in the whole. The region has something for everyone, from ideal beginner waves to challenging reef ledges.

Intermediates and those new to the sport should not be put off or worried. Due to the nature of the coastline there is almost always somewhere sheltered and manageable, and those looking for something challenging won’t be disappointed. Morocco is blessed with well over 300 days of sunshine a year. Between the months November to February there is a small chance of rain.

Surf Town Morocco is located in the Agadir region of southern Morocco. Tamraght village front of Divel's rock, Banana beach, krokro, is a unique spots on Morocco’s Atlantic coast. Conveniently located 40 min from Agadir international airport it’s a short hop ( 2-4 hrs) from most central European cities. It’s the closest place for any European surfer to get year round warm water, perfect waves and a unique cultural experience.

Taghazout and the surrounding area offer a whole range of other activities. If you feel like a break from surfing or for those of you who don't surf then horse and camel riding and quad biking are all close by and easily organized. For those who’d like to relax there are miles of empty golden sandy beaches to discover or you can sunbath and chill out in the privacy of the villa or your apartment. The Souk of Agadir provide the quintessential Moroccan shopping experience. one or Two days trips to the ancient city of Marrakech can be organized. The beautiful seaside town of Essaouira is only two and half hours north and is a popular one day trip. There is a great market (souk) in Agadir which has all the stuff you would expect in Morocco: an abundance of leather goods, woodwork, ceramics, rugs, carpets, jewellery and clothing. Non threatening haggling is part of the fun! There is also a small market in Taghazout’s village square that sells local wares.

JOURNEY

Morocco is served by direct flights from the UK and other major European airports, with flight times to Agadir between 2-4 hours. Guests travelling from the US can connect either in Casablanca or at a European airport as there are no direct flights to Agadir. From Agadir airport it’s a 45 minute drive south east along the coast road. Road transfers from Marrakech can be easily arranged and take 4 - 5 hours and cost approx 100€ for 4 people max 4person in the car. Please contact us if you would like us to arrange a transfer or would like a quote.
Air Ninja- great site to see who fly where internationally. Flights leave the UK from London Stansted (STN) London (LGW), Manchester (MAN), Bristol (BRS).
For Agadir:Easyjet-Ryanair-Thomsonfly-Firstchoice-MyTravel-Royal Air Maroc scheduled flights.
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EU passport holders with a passport that is valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date do not require a visa to enter Morocco for tourist purposes.
If you hold a passport from outside the European Union we strongly recommend that you check with your nearest Moroccan Embassy.
for more information: http://www.moroccanconsulate.com/visa.cfm