surf spots in morocco

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When it’s getting colder in Europe, think of surfing in Morocco for your surf escape and discover the best surf spots in Morocco. Forget your thick wetsuits—Morocco’s pleasant climate and exposure to the North Atlantic’s swells make it an attractive surfing destination, especially given its close proximity to Europe. The country delivers its most tasty waves during fall, winter, and spring.

The best Surf spots morocco

A surfer rides a wave near rocky outcrops in the ocean under a clear blue sky, with gentle waves breaking in the foreground—perfect conditions for Morocco surfing and beginner surf lessons from Sunset Surfhouse.

BANANA POINT

A regional classic just a 10-minute walk from Sunset Surfhouse, this stunning right-hand point break is one of the best surf spots in Morocco, ideal for surfers of all levels. When the waves are up to 6 feet, it’s a fun, easy, and forgiving spot perfect for those looking to learn to surf in Morocco and develop their skills.

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KILLER POINT

One of the longest and most beautiful surf spots in Morocco, Killer Point is a powerful right-hand point break surrounded by massive cliffs. It earned its name after killer whales were spotted in the area. This wave offers endless rides, making it a favorite among experienced surfers. However, it requires a solid physical condition due to the strong rip currents generated during big swells. For those up to the challenge,

A surfer in a black wetsuit rides a wave near a rocky shoreline, kicking up spray as they turn—a classic scene for Morocco surfing enthusiasts. In the background, two people sit on the rocks, one holding a fishing rod.

DEVIL'S ROCK

Imourane Beach is one of the most beginner-friendly surf spots in Morocco, offering an easy beach break perfect for those learning to surf or progressing in their skills. To the right of the beach lies a point break known as Devil’s Rock, which can deliver pleasant surprises, although it’s less consistent than other surf spots in Morocco. This location is also perfect for relaxing—enjoy a refreshing mint tea on a terrace.

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TAMRI

The one spot to go to there are no waves anywhere else: Tamri’s exposure makes it the perfect swell magnet. Beautiful, large and untouched beach with a rivermouth. Can be nice when the sand banks are well shaped.

Calm ocean waves roll onto rocky shores at sunset, pastel orange and purple hues in the sky. In the distance, a coastal town known for Morocco surfing and beginner surf lessons lines the shoreline amid palm trees and scattered buildings.

PANORAMA

Another great beach for beginners. Works only in the event of a big swell. The rocky point at the very end of the beach towards Taghazout sometimes delivers a nice right-hander.

CROCRO

A very long beach with numerous peaks to begin and progress. One of the surf schools’ favourite, it’s a very nice beach where you can lie down in the sand after an exhausting session and watch camels amble by.

A surfer in a wetsuit stands on rocky shore with a surfboard, gazing at large crashing waves in an overcast ocean—an inspiring scene near surf school Taghazout, home to Sunset Surfhouse and unforgettable surf lessons Morocco offers.

BOILERS POINT

The Boiler Point is one of the most exciting surf spots in Morocco, featuring a nice right-hand point break that works best at low tide. While the entrance and exit can be tricky due to the presence of rocks and urchins, the wave is well worth it. This fun spot offers long rides and performs beautifully even with a smaller swell, making it a must-visit for adventurous surfers.

ANCHOR POINT

Arguably the most famous surf spot in Morocco, this iconic right-hand point break fully lives up to its reputation. Known for its power and consistency, it handles nearly any swell size and works best on big NW swells. When the waves exceed 6 feet, it’s not for the faint-hearted, as the wave’s strength and strong rips demand skill and confidence. For those lucky enough to catch a wave, the ride is unforgettable.

Two camels stand on a rocky hillside overlooking a turquoise sea with gentle waves—an inviting spot near Sunset Surfhouse, perfect for beginner surf lessons. Majestic mountains and a partly cloudy sky complete the stunning Moroccan vista.

IMSOUANE

One of Morocco’s classic waves, maybe the longest in Morocco, that can offer 2-minute rides or even more. Very nice wave for longboarders and beginners when it is small. Imsouane is a beautiful little fishing harbour with a magnificent bay. Be prepared to walk back around the bay after a long wave! Imsouane trips ara available for a supplement.