SURFING IN MOROCCO
Discover the surf paradise of Tamraght
Morning surf, rooftop terraces and magical sunsets
Surfcamp in Tamraght
Tamraght has quickly become one of Morocco’s hottest surf destinations for travellers after more than just great waves. This small coastal village on Morocco’s Atlantic coast offers a laid-back surf culture, cosy cafés, sunshine nearly all year, and easy access to some of the country’s most popular surf spots. The pace here is slower than at many other surf destinations, making it easy to join the community and find new friends both at camp and in the village in the evenings.
Hang out with new friends at the camp.
The food alone is reason enough to come here.
Lessons start with theory right on the beach.
Combine surfing with yoga in Morocco.
Stay close to the small, charming village.
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Private rooms & Dorms
Dorm room
Want to make the most of the social side of the surf camp? Then dorms are the obvious choice. Here, you share a room with other surfers from all over the world, making it easy to meet new people from day one. Many of the friendships that start in the room continue during surf lessons, excursions and evenings at the camp.
Private room
Prefer a bit more peace and privacy after a day in the water? You can book your own room and have a comfy base to return to between surf sessions. You still get to enjoy the great community at the camp, but you also have your own space to relax and recharge for the next day.
Double, triple and multi-bed rooms available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Planning a surf trip to Sri Lanka? Here you'll find answers to the most common questions!
Not at all. Our surfcamps are perfect for beginners, and you'll get help from experienced instructors who teach you everything from safety, paddling, to catching your first waves.
Morocco works year-round, but for beginners, spring and autumn are often ideal. In winter, bigger swells roll in, attracting more experienced surfers.
You can choose between dorm rooms and private rooms. Dorms are great if you want to meet new people, while a private room gives you a bit more peace between surf sessions.
Taghazout is livelier and more famous, while Tamraght has a calmer, more relaxed vibe. Many surfers pick Tamraght for its cool mix of surf, cafés, and social atmosphere.
Absolutely. Lots of people at the surfcamp travel on their own, and that’s often why surfcamps are so popular. It’s easy to meet new people from day one.
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You should try surfing if you...
...want to challenge yourself
Surfing is a physical and mental challenge, but as you'll find out, it's seriously fun once you figure out how to get up on the board!
...like meeting new people
Surf camps are just as much about community. You share waves, meals and sunsets with other travellers from all over the world.
...like being active
Surfing is perfect if you get restless on your trip. Surf in the morning, chill by the pool or on the beach in the afternoon.
