Local surf guide · Tamraght, Morocco
Surf the quiet side of Taghazout
Spots, seasons and village life in Tamraght. A guide for beginner and improving surfers, written locally.
Tamraght
A hillside village with waves on its doorstep
Tamraght sits on Morocco’s Atlantic coast between Taghazout and Aourir, a short drive north of Agadir.
It is smaller and calmer than its famous neighbour. Beginner-friendly beach breaks are a short walk from the village, the point breaks of Taghazout are a few minutes up the coast, and most days end on a rooftop, watching the sun drop into the ocean.
Get to know Tamraght
Start here
Plan your surf trip
Surf Spots
From soft beach breaks to Taghazout’s famous points: where to surf for your level, tide and swell.
Browse spots
Surf Guide
Seasons, wetsuits, etiquette and what your first week in the water really looks like.
Read the guide
Tamraght
The village beyond the waves: food, rest days, sunsets and how to get here.
Discover Tamraght
Meet Hassan
Born in Tamraght, teaching since he was fourteen
Hassan got his first board at six, started teaching at fourteen and won the Moroccan bodyboarding title four times in a row. Today he runs Travel Surf Nature with his whole family. The camp is 100% locally owned.
Our partner surf camp
Learn to surf with Travel Surf Nature
A family-run camp in the heart of Tamraght for people who want to really learn: small groups, home-cooked food and a clean, calm house with a rooftop terrace.
Surf School
Learn from your very first wave, in lessons for your level.
490 €7 nights · full board
Surf & Yoga
Surf lessons plus yoga in the morning and at sunset.
590 €7 nights · full board
Surf Guiding
For independent surfers: a guide takes you to the best spot of the day.
490 €7 nights · full board
Bookings are handled directly by Travel Surf Nature.
Why people come here to learn
1 : 6–8
Small groups
One instructor for six to eight surfers. Large camps can have 18.
Footage review
Every second evening: your photos and videos, with the instructor.
Gear in good shape
No dinged boards, no wetsuits with holes.
Cooked by Hassan’s wife
Beach picnics, mint tea after surfing, couscous on Fridays.
A cosy, spotless house
Looked after and cleaned by Hassan’s family.