Yes, it is generally considered a safe travel destination, especially for surfers and beach visitors. It is a well-established surf region with good tourist infrastructure and a relaxed atmosphere. As with any destination, normal travel precautions are recommended, but overall it is widely considered safe and welcoming for travelers.
The best time to go surfing in Morocco is from September to April, when the Atlantic delivers consistent swells and the most reliable waves, especially around Taghazout and Tamraght. During this period, conditions range from mellow beach breaks for beginners to more powerful reef breaks for experienced surfers. In summer (May to August), the waves are generally smaller and more relaxed, making it an ideal time for beginners and longboarders.
The typical age range of our guests is around 21–40. However, there are always exceptions, and we welcome guests of all ages.
Of course – with so many activities and places to visit in the local area we welcome everyone not just for surfing.
We welcome many solo travelers and are committed to creating an open and inclusive atmosphere for everyone. Whether traveling alone or with friends, it’s easy to connect with like-minded people and make new friendships along the way. Since many of our guests join us solo, we are experienced in creating a comfortable, social, and unforgettable experience for independent travelers.
Base Pack: This is the basic package for all guests at the surf camp. It is perfect for those who want to surf independently or simply enjoy a relaxing holiday without surf lessons.
Included: 7 nights’ accommodation | 7 breakfasts | 6 dinners | 7 days free surf equipment| camp activities | Moroccan sunset rooftop tea
Upgrades to the Base Pack:
5-Day Standard Surf Course includes: 5 group surf lessons (2h) | 5 free surf sessions | 5 lunch packs | 1 group surf theory session | 1 group video analysis
5-Day Intensive Surf Course includes: 10 group surf lessons (2h) | 5 lunch packs | 1 group surf theory session | 1 group video analysis
Extras: 6 yoga classes | additional activities | airport transfer
No specific vaccinations are required for a surf holiday in Morocco. Most travelers only need to ensure their routine vaccinations are up to date, such as tetanus, and in some cases hepatitis A is recommended depending on personal health advice.
Travel insurance is strongly recommended, as it provides coverage for medical care, trip interruptions, and any unexpected situations during your stay.
For entry into Morocco, most travelers need a valid passport with at least six months of validity remaining from the date of entry. Many nationalities, including most European and North American travelers, do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days for tourism purposes. However, requirements can vary depending on your nationality, so it’s always best to check the latest entry rules before traveling.
The nearest airport to the surf camp is Agadir–Al Massira Airport, about 40–50 minutes away by car. It is the main airport in the region with both international and domestic flights, making it the most convenient option for reaching the Taghazout area.
An alternative is Marrakesh, which may offer more flight options, but it is farther away at around 3 to 4 hours by car.
We offer airport pick-ups for you.
Agadir Airport
The one-way price is 30 EUR for up to 3 people. The driver will be waiting for you in front of the arrival terminal.
Marrakech Arrival
The one-way price is 120 EUR for up to 3 people. The driver will be waiting for you in front of the arrival terminal. But you also can take an overland bus from Marrakech bus station to Agadir bus station for around 10 EUR. From there, you can take a taxi to the surf camp for 15-20 EUR. The price should be negotiated in advance.
Car Rental:
A rental car is always a good option if you want to be mobile for your surf sessions.
Your destination address is:
Riad Dlim
Morocco Surf Camp
Rue de la Jeunesse
Tamraght, Agadir, Morocco
Check-in is from 3pm to 9pm and check-out is before 11am. However we are flexible and if you need to arrange a different time just contact us to let us know in advance.
There are parking spots directly in front of the surf camp.
Yes, but please bring your own favorite beach towel for the beach.
The surf camp is located in Tamraght, a small surfing village with numerous cafés, restaurants, beach bars, and supermarkets, many of which are within walking distance.
Good food is an essential part of a great surf trip. Meals are freshly prepared, nutritious, and designed to keep you energized throughout the day. We’ll make sure you can enjoy both local Moroccan cuisine and international dishes, with a wide selection of meat, fish, and vegetarian options. No matter your dietary needs, we’ll do our best to accommodate them.
Yes, vegetarian, vegan, and allergy-friendly meal options are available. Meals can be adapted to different dietary needs upon request, including vegetarian and vegan preferences as well as common food allergies.
In simple Moroccan restaurants, a meal usually costs around 5 – 10 EUR. In international and more tourist-oriented restaurants, prices are generally around 10 – 20 EUR per person.
No. You don’t need any prior surfing experience to join the course, as it is designed for both complete beginners and advanced surfers, with lessons tailored to all skill levels. Tamraght offers a variety of waves, from mellow beach breaks for beginners to more challenging reef breaks for experienced surfers. Our focus is on professional surf coaching in Morocco with experienced instructors.
Yes, surf equipment is included in the Base Package and surf lessons. We provide surfboards suitable for different skill levels, as well as wetsuits in a range of sizes.
Here is an example day; the schedule may vary depending on current conditions and special events.
7 AM – Yoga or Sunrise free Surfing
8 AM – Breakfast
9 AM – Surf Lessons
2 PM – Free Surfing or Activities
7 PM – Dinner
8 PM – Surf Camp Activities
Every day at the surf camp is designed to combine surfing, adventure, and Moroccan culture, creating an exciting and memorable holiday experience. Therefore, we offer activities such as karaoke nights, game nights, volleyball tournaments, barbecues, Moroccan sunset rooftop tea, Souk El Had, Taghazout skate park, trips to Paradise Valley, and more. Some activities may involve additional costs.
The official currency is the Moroccan dirham (MAD). As a general guide, 1 EUR is around 10 – 11 MAD, although exchange rates can vary.
In Tamraght and Taghazout, you’ll find several ATMs and currency exchange offices where you can withdraw Moroccan dirhams or exchange euros. Major international cards are widely accepted at ATMs. You can also withdraw or exchange money at the airport.
Yes, alcohol is available in Morocco, but only through licensed outlets, hotels and restaurants. There are currently no alcohol retailers in Tamraght itself. In Taghazout, some hotels and restaurants serve alcohol. For beer, wine or spirits to take away, you’ll find shops and supermarkets in Agadir.
Morocco Surf Camp – Riad Dlim is a joint project by WAVE CULTURE and Gota Dagua, two established surf travel companies, each with more than 25 years of experience. The project was born from a long-standing German-Portuguese friendship and a shared passion for surfing, travel and life by the sea.
Our vision is to combine great waves, authentic Moroccan hospitality, excellent food and a relaxed atmosphere by the ocean — creating a place where surfers and travellers can experience the authentic Morocco, connect with like-minded people and enjoy life by the sea.
Morocco Surf Camp – Riad Dlim
Tamraght 80000
Morocco
Phone: +49 173 14 911 66
Email: info@morocco-surfcamp.com
