Surf & kITESURF IN MOROCCO

Known as the surfing capital of Morocco, Taghazout is a world-class destination attracting surfers from around the globe. With its laid-back vibe, stunning beaches, and legendary waves like Anchor Point, it's perfect for beginners and pros alike.

Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Sahara Desert, Dakhla is a kitesurfing mecca. Its flat lagoon offers ideal conditions for beginners, while the ocean waves challenge experienced riders. With year-round winds and a stunning backdrop, it’s an unforgettable experience.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Essaouira blends cultural charm with exceptional kitesurfing conditions. Its consistent winds and expansive beaches make it a kitesurfer’s paradise, while the medina and vibrant art scene add a unique cultural twist.

Agadir combines modern comforts with easy access to Morocco’s best surf spots. With gentle waves suitable for beginners and proximity to Taghazout, it’s a great base for surf enthusiasts looking to explore the region.

International surf champion Ramzi Boukhiam about his home town Agadir: “It's the beaches of Agadir that made me who I am.”

Known for its long, mellow waves, Imsouane is a favorite among longboarders and beginner surfers. The tranquil fishing village offers two legendary surf spots: Cathedral Point and the Bay, where waves can stretch over 500 meters.

A hidden treasure on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, Safi is renowned for its world-class right-hand point break, often referred to as one of the best in the world. This destination is ideal for experienced surfers seeking powerful, long waves. Beyond the surf, Safi’s historic medina and vibrant pottery scene make it a culturally enriching stop.

Just south of Essaouira, Sidi Kaouki is a kitesurfing and surfing haven with consistent winds and uncrowded beaches. Its bohemian vibe and natural beauty make it a favorite among travelers seeking a quieter spot.

This hidden gem on Morocco’s southern coast offers unspoiled beaches and a relaxed atmosphere. Mirleft is ideal for those seeking a quieter surf experience, with powerful Atlantic swells and uncrowded spots perfect for adventurous surfers.

A quiet fishing village south of Agadir, Tifnit features uncrowded beaches and consistent waves, making it a great spot for surfers looking to escape the crowds. Its natural beauty and calm atmosphere are a bonus.

Famous for its serene lagoon, Oualidia is ideal for kitesurfing beginners. Its gentle winds and flat waters provide the perfect environment for learning, while the area’s oyster farms and fresh seafood add to its charm.

Located between Casablanca and Rabat, Bouznika is a lesser-known surf destination with consistent beach breaks. It’s a great option for surfers in search of uncrowded waves near urban centers.

Near the city of Kenitra, Mehdia Plage offers solid waves and a relaxed vibe. It’s popular among locals and a great spot for intermediate surfers looking for a more laid-back experience.