Amoha: Surf Week
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Compare handpicked surf camps and surf packages in Taghazout for beginners, intermediate surfers, solo travellers and groups.
Taghazout is Morocco's best-known surf town, home to legendary right-hand point breaks like Anchor Point, Hash Point and Panorama. A surf camp here puts you within walking distance of the water, with lessons, board rental and a lively surf community built into one price.
Because Taghazout draws surfers of every level, camps in the area typically run separate groups for beginners and improvers, so you're always paired with instructors and waves that match your ability.
Peak season
October to April
Water temperature
18-22°C, wetsuit recommended year-round
Crowd level
Busy in peak season, especially at Anchor Point
Taghazout's main surf season runs from October to April, when consistent northwest swells and reliable offshore winds produce the town's best waves.
The waves are smaller and gentler from June to September, which suits complete beginners and anyone who prefers warmer water and quieter lineups, even though the town itself stays busy with tourists year-round.
Beginner
Taghazout Bay's sandy beach break produces small, forgiving whitewater waves, making it the go-to spot for first lessons.
Intermediate
Hash Point and Panorama are consistent right-hand point breaks that reward surfers who can already catch and ride unbroken waves.
Advanced
Anchor Point and Killer Point are fast, powerful point breaks for experienced surfers comfortable in bigger swell and crowded lineups.
Anchor Point
Taghazout's most famous wave, a long, fast right-hand point break that can hold serious size.
Hash Point
A punchy, hollow right-hander just south of Anchor Point, popular with intermediate and advanced surfers.
Panorama
A mellower point break with several take-off spots, good for surfers progressing beyond whitewater.
Taghazout Bay
The town's sandy beach break, sheltered and forgiving, and the usual spot for beginner lessons.
Devil's Rock
A rocky reef break with a heavier wave, better suited to experienced surfers.
The nearest airport is Agadir Al Massira (AGA), around 25km south of Taghazout, roughly a 30-40 minute drive depending on traffic.
Most surf camps include airport pickup in their package price. Without a transfer, a taxi from the airport takes about the same time and is the simplest option after landing.
You don't need any surf experience to book a camp in Taghazout. Camps run separate beginner groups, and lessons start in the whitewater at Taghazout Bay before progressing to green waves.
Board and wetsuit rental is included in almost every package, and the water stays warm enough (18-22°C) for a 3/2mm wetsuit most of the year. Booking at least 5 days gives you enough sessions to see real progress.
The main season runs from October to April, when consistent swells and offshore winds create the best conditions at Taghazout's point breaks. Summer is calmer and better suited to beginners.