Tour Overview :
Experience Morocco’s best surf spots on a 7-day adventure designed for all skill levels. Travel along the Atlantic coast in a comfortable 4×4, exploring uncrowded beaches and world-famous surf breaks.
Beginners can learn at calm beaches like Oudaya, while pros challenge themselves at spots like Anchor Point and Boilers Point.
Along the way, enjoy picturesque towns, fresh seafood, and local culture.
Overnight stays are in private rooms at surf-houses or riads, often within walking distance of the beach.
This flexible, guided tour combines thrilling surf sessions with stunning landscapes, making it perfect for both adventure and relaxation.
Tour Highlights:
- Safi Surfing: Ride 12+ foot waves, with options for beginners and advanced surfers.
- Beginner-Friendly Beaches: Learn-to-surf classes at Oudaya and calm waves at Panorama Beach.
- Essaouira: Year-round surfing, plus kite surfing and windsurfing opportunities.
- Hidden Gems: Off-the-beaten-path surf spots accessible by 4×4.
- Sidi Kaouki: Point break waves for intermediate surfers and relaxed beach vibes.
- Taghazout: Iconic surf hotspot with Anchor Point, Hash Point, and local surf culture.
- Agadir/Killers Beach: Long waves perfect for intermediate and advanced surfers.
- Boilers Point & Unicorns Beach: Options for pros and beginners alike.
- Comfortable Accommodations: Private rooms in surf-houses or riads, some including dinner.
- Flexible, Tailored Itinerary: Seasonal surf planning, guided 4×4 transfers, and personalized surf experiences.
Tour Plan :
Day 1: Safi. Airport pick up (Marrakesh is 2 hours drive, Casablanca is 3 hours).
Head straight to the coast! We will spend 2 nights in Safi to allow a full day of surfing.
Your stay is at a surf camp B&B located within walking distance of the beach.
Safi is popular with locals for its 12+ foot waves. This is a must-surf spot! The morning is spent surfing again in Safi or in nearby Lalla Fatna.
Overnight again at the Safi surf camp.
Day 3 : Essaouira.
We drive 2 hours south and check in at a surf-house in picturesque Essaouira.
Great surfing here year-round because of the world-famous winds.
You may even want to try kite surfing or wind surfing! If this area is too popular, we can head to nearby La Grotte, famous for big and powerful waves.
Overnight is in a traditional riad located within walking distance of the beach.
Day 4: Essaouira / Sidi Kaouki.
Spend the day again in Essaouira or nearby Sidi Kaouki, known for point break waves and good wind.
In your free time head to the marina to buy fish caught that day and have them grill it for you on the spot.
Your riad will be walking distance to both the beach and the famous medina.
Day 5: Taghazout, and nearby.
We drive 2.5 hours south to Taghazout. Taghazout is one of the hotspots for surfing in Morocco.
It has many surf camps and shops so it is a fun place to get tips from locals and other fellow surfers.
Anchor Point and Hash Point are the must surf areas.
We will stay in our riad for 2 nights/3 days because many of the best beaches are within a short drive away.
Day 6: Agadir/Killers Beach.
Depending on the tides, we can get a late start today since we don’t need to check out of the rooms.
A half hour drive south takes us to Killers Beach (don’t let the name scare you!) in Agadir.
Killers Beach is famous for it’s long-waves.
We will spend the day here and at the surrounding beaches.
Drive back up to Taghazout for the night.
Day 7: Tiguert/Boilers Point.
We start early and drive half an hour north to surf the morning at Boilers Point.
Boilers Point is great for experienced surfers at all tides.
If you are a beginner, or feel like a more relaxing surf we can go to nearby Unicorns Beach or Banana Point instead.
After the morning spent surfing, you then return to your rooms to shower before a longer drive in the afternoon.
Depending on your flight out of Morocco, we will drive you to either back to Casablanca or Marrakesh.
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Included / Excluded:
- Pick-up and delivery service
- Breakfast
- Transport
- Accommodation
- Multilingual driver
- Monument fees
- Lunch
- Tips