8hMax 10Available
Gear only, for surfers who already know what they are doing. Full-day board and wetsuit hire in the middle of Taghazout.
From 130 MAD per person
Things to Do in Taghazout
Taghazout is Morocco’s laid-back surf capital — a Berber fishing village turned global wave-chasers’ paradise. From Anchor Point and Killer Point to sunset camel rides and Imouzzer waterfalls, every experience here is rooted in the village’s slow, sun-soaked rhythm.
- 5.0 on TripAdvisor
- Free 24h cancellation
- Free hotel pickup
- 4 experiences
All Taghazout Tours
Sorted by traveller rating and bookings.
7 daysMax 12Available
A full week of surfing: accommodation, two sessions a day, breakfast and dinner, video coaching and optional yoga.
From 3,730 MAD per person
2hMax 2Available
Two hours of one-to-one coaching with a dedicated ISA-certified instructor. Fastest way to progress, whatever your level.
From 750 MAD per person
2hMax 4Available
Two hours in the water with an ISA-certified Moroccan instructor, max 4 students per coach. Board, wetsuit and beach insurance included.
From 330 MAD per person
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the questions travellers ask us most.
How far is Taghazout from Agadir Airport?
Taghazout is 35 km north of Agadir Al Massira Airport (AGA), about 40 minutes by road. We offer fixed-price airport transfers from €40 — see our Airport Transfers page for the full list.
When is the best time to surf in Taghazout?
October to April delivers the most consistent swell, with Anchor Point firing best in November–February. June–September is smaller and ideal for beginners. Water stays 17–22°C year-round.
Do I need surf experience to book a Taghazout surf lesson?
No — every lesson is matched to your level. Beginners start at Hash Point or Crocs Beach with soft-top boards. Intermediate / advanced surfers go straight to Anchor Point or Boilers with the right tide.
Are Taghazout tours suitable for non-surfers?
Absolutely. Sandboarding, Imouzzer waterfalls day trip, sunset camel rides, Paradise Valley, and Souss-Massa wildlife tours are all bookable from Taghazout with no surf required.
What should I wear on a Taghazout tour?
Comfortable layers — it’s warm during the day, cooler at sunset. For beach activities bring a swimsuit and towel. Modest knees-and-shoulders coverage is appreciated when entering Berber villages or homes.
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