Surf Guiding Holiday in Morocco for Experienced Surfers

Our surf guiding holiday in Morocco for experienced surfers is aimed at experienced and advanced level surfers.

You know who you are.

The free surfers: surfers who see their surfboards like another limb.

The wild ocean children: surfers who can confidently read the ocean.

And the surfers who can’t wait to explore what Morocco’s coastline has to offer.

At Local Surf Maroc, our Surf Guides have a lifetime of knowledge about Taghazout Bay and all the famous and not so famous surf spots. For your Surf Guiding Experience, we check the surf forecast daily to make sure we find the surf spot with the most suitable conditions. Our Surf Guides are not only here to get you to the best surf spot of the day, but also:

impart tips on how to get in and out of the surf spots

point out the dangers that can catch a surfer out when they’re unfamiliar with the surf spot

paddle out with you and be a safety net, a surfing buddy, as you test out the waters

Local Surf Maroc stepping in at Desert Point, Aghroud, Morocco winter swell December 2020
At Local Surf Maroc, our aim is to ensure you experience the best surfing Morocco has to offer while you’re on your surf adventure. We take pride on providing unique surfing adventures through hosting only small, personable groups. Depending on surf conditions and your length of stay, we organize day trips north to Imsouane or south to Tifnit, stopping along the way to check out surf spots and admire the Moroccan coastline.

**Our pricing options include a week with or without rentals.
***price is based on shared accommodation. Private rooms and en-suite bathrooms available with a supplement

Price from: €475.00

Price up to: €700.00

Duration: 8 days

Overview

Discover the BEST Surf Spots in Morocco on this surf guiding holiday for experienced surfers.

Itinerary

Surf guiding holiday in Morocco for experienced surfers: A holiday like no other!

As part of our Surf Guiding Surf Experience, we don’t follow clocks. At Local Surf Maroc, we don’t have a schedule for surfing, per se:

Some days we’re up before first light and paddle out before the sun peaks over the horizon.

Other days we relish a lie in, sleeping until noon and then catching waves all afternoon until we can’t feel our arms anymore.

Then there are days where the sunsets grace us with amazing waves and unforgettable surfs.

No two days are the same as we roll around Taghazout Bay to chase waves. If we’re out of luck here, then we go as far north as Imsouane or as far south as Tifnit to get that saltwater on our faces.

The Surf Guides always check the surf conditions the night before to determine the best spot and time to paddle out, and confirm the plan the night before.