The Best Surf Spots in No Particular Order

Morocco has been the top priority of tourists from all over the world, especially during the ripe Morocco surf season. This piece of land is exquisitely famous for its lively shores, exhilarating waves, and impeccable surfing experiences. If you haven’t yet had the opportunity to spend your surf holidays in Morocco, you’d better add it to your vacation goals right now, and below are the 24 best surf spots in Morocco to visit.

Owing to the rich legacy in surfing sport, Morocco has now established a widespread variety of surfing spots. People are often confused about and, hence, often end up wasting time figuring out the places to visit during the Morocco surf season. We cut you some slack here and finally make life easier for you in this respect. Already know which spot you want to surf? View all our surf spots on the map

We have made a list of 24 must-visit surfing spots in Morocco to help you orient yourself wisely before you step on the Moroccan land. Gear up for the roller coaster.

 

1: Sidi Ifni

 

Having roots in Spanish colonial history, Sidi Ifni is a mix of heritage and culture. The rushing waves of the Atlantis kissing the margins of Sidi Ifni beach welcomes thousands of surf enthusiasts to sniff the air of this marvelous place. The blue and white theme of the building and the turbans of the inhabitants of this area add to the aesthetic beauty.

 

2: Mirleft

 

The south of Morocco boasts the coast of Mirleft; a place you can blindly trust for a constant flow of all types of tide heights on the beach. Additionally, if you don’t like an overcrowded surfing experience, this is the best spot for you. The climate is pleasant throughout the year and synchronizes well with the tourist moods.

 

3: Tifnit

 

Appears to be an isolated place but offers one of the strongest high-tide experiences in the whole of Morocco. If you have been surfing for quite some time and have a good knack of how to handle such difficulty level well, this is the place for you. The atmosphere is calm and the previous surfers recommend coming here in groups rather than solo adventure.

 

4: Anza

 

Recently, the news that Anza has undergone a cleanliness drive of the shores and the beaches have revived the tradition of beginner-level surfing here. The tides are mostly low and offer you left too. This offers a perfect package for new entrants in the surfing sport in terms of weather, tides, and accommodation facilities in the immediate vicinity.

 

5: Km 12 (north of Agadir)

 

As the name suggests, this place is named after its distance from the Agadir- a famous reference spot. The waves here are healthy for both beginners and intermediate-level surfers. The easy-to-experience left and right-hand waves of this place make it one of the significant choices for people who want to practice more with their surfing skills.

 

6: Banana point

 

A place conceiving many surf schools in its heart, Banana Point comes in handy for beginners to access and exercise their surfing potential. Taking its name from the adjacent Banana village, this point is a fortunate receiver of the might Northern winds that evoke continuous low tide experience. The shore is ornamented with rocky architecture and pleases the sight of water waves clashing magnanimously with it.

 

7: Spider (between Banana Point and Devil’s Rock)

 

Flaunting its flat sandy floor with rocky consistency, the spider spot halts surfers while moving from Banana Point to Devil’s Rock. The wave type is a reef break and the direction is mostly rightward and breeds tailor-made opportunities for beginners and intermediates.

 

8: Devil’s Rock

 

Mostly serving as the weekend go-to surfing spot for the locals, Devil’s Rock capacitates a good mix of rights and lefts and accommodates beginners in its low tides. The atmosphere is serene, and the local café by the side is always the best relaxing haven after all day physical exertion on the beach. All 3 surf spots, Banana, Devil’s Rock, Crocro, and KM17, are a 20-minute walk from the Original Surf Morocco camp. Devil’s Rock is one of the best surf spots in Morocco for beginners, with consistent, forgiving waves just steps from Tamraght.

 

9: CroCro surf Spot

 

It lies almost 15 km North of Agadir and is a welcoming spot for both beginners and advanced surfers. With a bit of offshore wind, CroCro is equipped with luxurious accommodation hotels and restaurants to keep you engaged with the vibrant life on the beach.

 

10: Panorama

 

Marking the South end of the Taghazout village, the Panorama spot often offers tides that are difficult to peddle and, hence, invites expert surf groups with conquerable challenges. The beginners can also try their luck on smoother parts of the shore. Lunch at the Panorama café is a usual highlight for surfers coming from all over the place. A short trip to the Paradise Valley nearby deserves a shot.

 

11: Hash Point

 

The sun disseminates its setting beauty to the fullest at this point of the shore. The locals are extremely friendly and the restaurants in the ambiance are full of life. Those inhabiting areas of Taghazout village find it the most interesting place to surf. The tides vary for mid to high so you can fit in accordingly.

 

12: Anchor Point

 

This venue is famous for its speed walls and cutback hooks coming in successive waves to hit the shore. The spot often gets busy, and the aura it creates is worth living in. The difficulty level of surfing here is high, and legend has it that the first ones to surf Anchor Point were Australians back in the 1960s. So, if you are in the mood of a roller costar surfing ride experience, this is your spot. Anchor Point is arguably the most famous of all the best surf spots in Morocco, a world-class right-hand point break.

 

13: Mystery

 

The Mystery spot received offshore winds from the northeast owing to its central location in Morocco. Winter is the most suitable season to come and surf here. The surf is inconsistent and the rocky margins are to be taken care of while sporting.

 

14: La Source

 

A place embellished with fresh water springs around the rocky shores and the flexible A-frame lifts that entertain enthusiasts of all expertise levels; La Source is a gem of a spot. This place has this special aesthetic appeal in terms of architecture, beach resorts, people, flora, and heritage, entitling it as the heaven of the surfers in Morocco. It is situated 3 km away from Taghazout and is the most tranquil area of the shore.

 

15: Killer point

 

It owes its name to the group of occasionally approaching Killer whales at this part of the ocean. Receiving a major chunk of North-West swells, the tides approaching the shores often create an erroneous illusion of their magnanimity, but in reality, they sometimes have the capacity to host a great number of intermediate level surfers as well. The strength of the waves consistently hitting the rocky margins of the coast is often reported to have rumbled the rock walls to the target point.

16: Dracula

 

The overall testing surroundings at this spot invite the strong hearted only; the hardly rightward pushes, the tide heights, the vampire teeth resembling rock structures, all add up to the toughness of the aura here. The wonderful barrels of Dracula spot are not only picturesque but also worth witnessing personally. These features equate it to the Boilers spot and, hence, it is acclaimed as its Evil Twin.

 

17: Boilers

 

The marginal hills that bounce the trade winds at this powerful right-hander venue augment the thrilling theme. A ship boiler lying south of the lighthouse of Cap Rhir gives this signature title to this place. This place hosts one of the best waves in Morocco. The huge vertical walls plummeting down from the mountain slopes crash the bottom to generate typical advanced level surfing tides.

18: La Boue

A land piece famous for its agriculturally rich soil and its deeply rooted cultural heritage in the French architecture and occasional dialects, La boue is an inherent incentive for every surfer to explorer. Fair place that attracts experienced surfers more.

19: Tamri

 

Home to flamingoes and camels, Tamri is a constant fun throughout the year. The strong left currents are a salient feature of this beach break but beginners can enjoy slight rightward pushes as well. Tamri lies on the Northern side of the coast and it gives a beautiful bird’s eye view when seen from above the cliff tops surrounding this area.

20: La Bea (IMSOUANE)

 

You haven’t seen Morocco if you haven’t surfed here. This place is a hub of all-day surfing sessions with maximum variety of waves, esp. the famous longest wave of Morocco. Locally, this place is known to be a small fish village, but it hosts experienced surfers from around the globe. Your tour package to this place ought to include all-day surf, a trip to Agadir and Paradise valley, and customary Yoga sessions that prepare surfers for their real actions. Imsouane is one of the best surf spots in Morocco for longboarders, with the longest wave on the Atlantic coast.

21: Cathedral (IMSOUANE)

 

Famous for its right hand point break, Cathedral Spot in Imsouance exists in the north-west swells of the Moroccan coast. It is an intermediate beach spot for body boarders. The rightward winds are strong and powerful while left sided shoes a pleasing reef break.

22: Sidi Kaouki

 

This spot speaks much about Bohemian culture and white-washed walls. If you like some privacy and meaningful solitude garnished upon your self-scheduled surfing activities this year, you go for this place. In addition, what might add to the spice of your stay here are the popular camel and horse rides along the coastline.

23: Essaouira

 

The North Eastern winds have a strong hold over the surfing abilities in this region of the coastline. It appears that it has been preserved well after the European influence of seaport culture back in the 18^th century. It is indeed an all-year-round consistent beach break and is seldom crowded. Hence, a fair place to inhabit during the Moroccan surf season.

 

24: Safi

 

Experienced surfers term Safi as the best right-hand surf spot in Morocco Those who know the potential of Safi will never miss a stay here during their surf tour. The best seasons to surf here are winter and autumn.

With so many options along the Atlantic coast, it’s easy to see why these are considered the best surf spots in Morocco by surfers from around the world.