With some excellent beaches, gorgeous weather, and perfect waves, Morocco is a surfer’s paradise.
Working hand-in-hand with Surf Barrel Flavor, an excellent surf school, our surf and south Morocco tour is built for those who want to try out the excellent waves on Morocco’s Atlantic coast. We also make time to explore some of the highlights of Morocco.
There’s a variety of things to see during your stay, including trips to some of the best landmarks in the area, camel rides on the edge of the Sahara, and visits to the traditional Berber camps. Morocco’s best surfing season is between late September and April, so if you’re planning on taking this trip, get in touch us to work out the best dates.
Full itinerary:
Day 1: Pick up from Agadir–Al Massira Airport and transfer to the Surf Camp
After your arrival at Agadir–Al Massira Airport, we’ll pick you up and take you over to the surf camp where you’ll be staying for the first half of the tour. The surf camp surf house is typically decorated in the Moroccan style, with exceptional views overlooking the well-known surf spots (Panorama Beach, Anchor Point, Crocodile Beach, Hash Point) of the great South, and all are less than a 5-minute drive away from where you’re staying.
You’ll find all the usual comforts of home too, including clean showers, satellite TV, and wifi access.
Day 2-3: Surf Camp in Taghazout
Days 2 and 3 are spent relaxing at the surf house, catching the waves, and spending time exploring the fishing village. A typical surf day starts at 10 a.m. when we all head to the best surf spot of the day. A 2-hour surf lesson is given by the surf coaches to the group. Then after that everyone goes in the water to practice what they have learned.
The surf coaches will keep an eye on everyone, offering help when needed until around 5 p.m. when the group returns to the surf house in Taghazout to relax. Although Taghazout is quite small, there’s plenty of things to do in addition to surfing, including weekly markets, BBQs, and trips to the nearby hammam (bathhouse).
Highlights:
- Hammam experience
- Taghazout’s tropical oasis
- 2-hour surf lesson with a surf coach
- 3 nights accommodation
- Surf spots transfer
Day 4: Taghazout to Foum Zguid
We’ll wake up, grab breakfast, and head off from Taghazout at 8 a.m. towards Taroudant, known as the little Marrakech. It’s well-known for its massive wall and beautiful medina, as well as its souk (market).
We continue on to Taliouine, the heart of the saffron-growing area of Morocco, before crossing the two passes of Tizi-n-Tighatine and Tizi-n-Ikhsane where we reach Kourkouda and Taznakht where we’ll stop for lunch. From here we continue south, driving to the edge of the Sahara, Foum Zguid.
Day 5: Foum Zguid to Erg Chigaga
After breakfast, we start our drive into the Sahara across the now dried-up Lake Iriqui. We heard to the middle of this lake where we can search for fossils.
The off-road part takes us past the various types of desert. The stony desert is called reg and the rocky part is called hammada. Lunch will be in Erg Chigaga, a place far away from civilisation. We’ll then take a camel ride up to the top of the high dunes to watch the sunset before heading back down to have dinner and spend the night in a bivouac of nomad tents.
Day 6: Erg Chigaga to Ouarzazate
After breakfast in the bivouac,we’ll cross another 60 kilometre of desert road via the Sacred Oasis to arrive in M’hamid, where we reach the road to Ouarzazate. This route snakes through the Draa Valley, which offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
We then stop over at Tamegroute to visit the Koranic library, watch the local craftsmen make pottery and take a walk through the underground streets. We continue on to Agdz for lunch in the old Kasbah of Tamnougalt and then drive to Ouarzazate to stay the night.
Day 7: Ouarzazate to Agadir
After breakfast, we get back on the road and head towards the Ksar of Ait Benhaddou, then through Taznakht, Taliouine, and Taroudant, and then to Agadir in the late afternoon where we’ll stay the night.
Day 8: Transfer to Airport
On the final day, we’ll take you back to the airport and say our goodbyes, leaving you with plenty of time to check-in, browse the airport shops, and relax before your flight.
Pick up and drop off:
- Pick upfrom Agadir Airport on the first day
- Drop off at Agadir Airport on the last day 2.5 hours before your flight
Prices
Solo | £615 |
2 persons | £530 per person |
3 persons | £465 per person |
4 persons | £440 per person |
5 persons | £320 per person |
6 persons | £305 per person |
We offer reductions of tour price for children under 12, please check our booking terms for more information.
Accommodation:
Night 1-3: Surf Camp
Night 4: Hotel Bab Rimal
Night 5: Berber camp in Erg Chigaga (private tent)
Night 6: Dar Chamaa
Night 7: Hotel Tagadirt (Agadir)
Prices Includes:
What’s included in the surf part of the tour?:
- 24-hour reception
- 3 nights accommodation
- BBQ (weekly on a Saturday night)
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner
- Clean shared showers
- Free wi-fi internet access
- Outdoor terrace
- Satellite TV
- Surfboard use
- Surf lessons
- Surf spots transfers
- Visit to the local market (weekly on a Friday)
- Visit to the hammam (weekly on a Wednesday afternoon)
- Wetsuit use
What’s included in the Moroccan tours?:
- Private air-conditioned 4×4 during all the period of the tour, including all required fuel
- English-speaking driver/guide at your disposal for the duration of the tour
- 4 nights accommodation
- Camel ride for 2 hours
- Half board except last night in Agadir, which is only breakfast
Not Included
- Tips
- Drinks
- Lunches
- Travel Insurance
- Flights
What should I bring?
- Lots of water during hotter months
- Sun cream
- Little gifts for the children