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Compare handpicked surf camps and surf packages in Aourir for beginners, intermediate surfers, solo travellers and groups.
Aourir, often called Banana Village for the plantations behind the beach, is a quieter alternative to nearby Taghazout. Surf camps here offer the same easy access to the Atlantic with a calmer, more local atmosphere.
The wide sandy beach break is forgiving and consistent, making Aourir a solid base for beginners who want fewer crowds without giving up good waves.
Peak season
October to April
Water temperature
18-22°C, wetsuit recommended year-round
Crowd level
Quieter than Taghazout, especially early morning
Aourir follows the same swell pattern as the rest of the Agadir surf coast, with the most consistent waves from October to April.
Summer brings smaller, gentler surf, which combined with Aourir's already forgiving beach break makes it a comfortable choice for beginners at any time of year.
Beginner
Aourir's wide sandy beach break is one of the most forgiving waves in the area, with plenty of room to spread out and learn.
Intermediate
On bigger swells the beach break peaks get punchier, rewarding surfers who can read shifting sandbanks.
Advanced
Experienced surfers usually head a few minutes south to Taghazout's points when they want more power than Aourir's beach break offers.
Aourir Beach Break
The main wave in the village, a wide sandy bottom break that handles a range of swell sizes.
Taghazout Points
A few minutes' drive south, home to Anchor Point, Hash Point and Panorama for more experienced surfers.
Tamraght
A short drive south, with its own beach and point break combination.
The nearest airport is Agadir Al Massira (AGA), about 20km south of Aourir, roughly a 25-30 minute drive.
Most camps in Aourir include airport transfers. Taxis are also readily available at the airport for a similar journey time.
Aourir is a solid choice if you're nervous about crowds. Its wide beach break gives beginners plenty of space, and lessons focus on whitewater riding before moving into small green waves.
Camps provide board and wetsuit rental, and a 3/2mm wetsuit is comfortable for most of the year. A week-long stay gives enough repetition to build real confidence.
Yes. Aourir's main wave is a wide, sandy beach break that's more forgiving than the point breaks further south, making it a comfortable place to learn.
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