Unleash your Inner Surfer

The winter months typically offer the best surf conditions in Surf Bay Morocco, with larger swell and more consistent waves.

October --> April

Yes — basic swimming ability is required for all participants. You don’t need to be a strong swimmer, but you must be comfortable in the water.

Absolutely! Our beginner classes are designed for complete first-timers. We explain everything from the ground up, including safety, paddling, pop-ups, and how to ride your first wave.

You can book via WhatsApp, Instagram, or Email us at hello@surfbaymorocco.com. Advance booking is recommended during high season!

• Adults: Max. 6 students per instructor 
• Kids (under 12): Max. 4 students per instructor
  **We keep class sizes small to ensure safety and quality.
   

All lessons include:

• Surfboard (soft-top for beginners, Wetsuit)
• Safety briefing & warm-up
• 2-hour guided session with a certified instructor 
• Feedback and coaching throughout the session
• Photos/ Videos

• Towel
• Swimsuit
• Water bottle
• Sunscreen
  Everything else is provided!

Yes! Private lessons are perfect if you want faster progress, full focus, or a customised session. Great for solo learners, couples, or kids.

We choose the safest, most suitable beach depending on the day's conditions (usually in or near Tamraght / Taghazout area). We check tides, swell, and wind daily to keep you safe.

Yes! We offer discounted surf packages for 3-day, 5-day, or week-long surf experiences. These are ideal for improving step-by-step.

We focus heavily on safety, and our instructors are trained in CPR and First Aid. We are covered with liability insurance, and every lesson starts with a safety briefing. However, we also recommend guests have travel insurance that includes water sports.

You can surf in 11k beach, Banana point, Devil's rock, Crocro beach, 17k beach, Panorama, all those spots are surf-able for beginners.

Safety is our priority. If conditions aren’t safe, we’ll reschedule your session or offer a refund or suggest other activities (Sand boarding, Quad riding,,,). We always check conditions before every lesson.

Anza:

For beginners, Intermediates and Pro surfers, Anza offers a large beach break.

Out in the back left side, intermediate and advanced surfers can enjoy a reef break with A-Frame waves which break equally left and right.

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Best Tide: mid-high

Level:  all levels

Distance:  15 min. drive

Bottom:  reef, sand

11 and 12 km: 

Given their names by the distance from Agadir. 

-11km is one of the few left-handers in the area, breaking on a rock outcrop. 

-12km is a deep-reef break with a perfect A-frame (left and right) wave.

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​Best Tide:  mid-high

Level:  all levels

Distance: 10 min. drive to the spot

Bottom:  reef, sand

Banana point: 

A long Right-hander pointbreak breaks over sand and cobblestone.

​Located in the traditional Berber village Aourir, a village that provides a lot of local restaurants that serve the best tajines in the area. The spot takes its name from the former banana plantations in the area, you can find a lot of banana stalls in the shops on the main road.

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​Best Tide: low or high

Level: intermediate – experienced 

Distance: 5 min. drive

Bottom:  sand, cobblestone

Devil’s rock:

Sandy bottom beach break with left and right-handers, it’s perfect as it serves good and soft green waves for intermediates to progress and long white water waves for beginners.

​Great to chill out at the local cafés after a good surf session.

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​Best Tide:  low - mid

Level: beginners - intermediates

Distance:  3 min. drive

Bottom:  sand

Crocro:

Long sandy beach break with left and right waves. Got its name from the shape of the headland that looks like a crocodile, easy to make a progress and good start of riding green waves.

Best Tide:  mid-high

Level:  beginner

Distance:  3 min. drive

Bottom:  sand

17 km:

Just like Crocro beach, with its long beach break and golden sandy beach, it’s perfect for beginners and intermediates.

Best tide: mid – low tide

Level: beginners – intermediates

Distance: 5 min drive

Bottom: sand

Panorama:

Panorama is a long point and beach break used to call “the golden beach” with its sandy beach, great to chill and connect to the sun, The peak breaks quite close to the shore, as it reels around the point

Conditions depend on the tides:

Point break at low and beach break at high tide. Only starts working with a swell of 0,6m, so in the summertime mostly flat.

​Watch out for rips and rocks.

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Best Tide: low or high

Level:  beginner-intermediate

Distance:  7 min. drive

Bottom:  sand

Anchor point:

It’s the famous right-hand surf spot in Morocco, anchor Point was first surfed in the ‘60s by Australians. It is a world-class break, which lights up when there is a presence of a medium to large northwest swell. An endless succession of cutback hooks and speed walls present themselves with a section that is sandier down the point. This area works well on all tides, and there is even the chance to ride back into Taghazout during periods when the waves are huge.

Best Tide:   low - mid

Level:   intermediate – experienced 

Distance:  15 min. drive

Bottom:  reef, sand

Friendly team, certified instructors, great local knowledge, safe and fun lessons.