Taghazout Bay on Morocco’s Atlantic coast is a renowned surf destination, especially in winter. Consistent swells, offshore winds and world-class point, reef and beach breaks offer great waves for all levels. With professional surf lessons, it’s an ideal place to improve your skills and enjoy the ocean.
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Learn to surf in Taghazout Bay with experienced local coaches and guidance tailored to your level. From gentle beach breaks for your first waves to more challenging spots for progression, the region offers great conditions to develop your surfing. Lessons take place in small groups, focusing on hands-on coaching, water confidence and steady progression. Surf theory and video analysis complement your time in the water, helping you understand the waves and improve your technique.
Never surfed before or just getting started? Learn the basics in the white water, from paddling and positioning to your first pop-up and waves.
Already catching white water confidently? Learn to read unbroken waves, improve your take-off and start riding along the face.
Ready to refine your surfing? Work on wave selection, positioning, bottom turns and your first manoeuvres, supported by video analysis.
Taghazout Bay offers a variety of beaches and surf spots, making it easy to find the right conditions for your level. Sheltered beaches and gentle sandy breaks are ideal for learning, while nearby spots offer more challenging waves as your skills progress. With experienced local coaches, you can make the most of the conditions and spend plenty of time in the water.
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The main surf season in southern Morocco runs from October to April, when consistent North Atlantic swells bring a wide range of waves and conditions along the coast, with options for surfers of all levels.
November to February tends to bring the largest and most powerful swells, offering plenty of quality waves for experienced surfers, while sheltered spots can still provide more manageable conditions. In March and April, the swell remains consistent but is often a little softer and more forgiving, making it a versatile time to surf.
From May to September, smaller and mellower waves are more common, creating enjoyable conditions for beginners and relaxed longboard sessions.
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