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Surfing in Morocco | Complete Guide | Outer Reef
Morocco is one of the best winter sun surf trips for UK and European surfers. When the North Atlantic starts sending consistent swell, the Atlantic coastline lights up with a mix of right hand points, reefs and user friendly beach breaks, so you can nearly always find a wave that suits your level.
The main surf season runs through the cooler months, when swell is more reliable and the classic point break days around Taghazout and the surrounding coast can be properly special. In spring and summer the waves are often smaller and more manageable, which is ideal for beginners and improvers, especially if you focus on early sessions before the wind picks up.
Morocco is also the kind of surf trip that feels like a proper adventure beyond the water. Between surfs you can eat ridiculously well, reset in a hammam, explore souks and old towns, or escape inland for mountain scenery and natural pools. Think tagines, couscous, fresh grilled fish, warm bread, and mint tea on repeat.
Whenever you choose to come, Outer Reef will help you match your trip to the best conditions for your level, and build a Morocco itinerary that balances surf, culture and downtime.
Choose your destination
Top Surf Regions in Morocco
Choose the region and we will show you the best waves and recommended the perfect camps.
Agadir Coast
Taghazout Bay (Taghazout, Tamraght, Aourir)
Morocco’s most famous surf zone, packed with pointbreaks and beaches within a short drive. A brilliant base for mixed levels because you can usually find something working, from gentle beginner bays to faster, more powerful waves on the right swell.
North of Taghazout
Imi Ouaddar and the Tamri Coast
A quieter stretch of coastline with a more laid back feel and plenty of space. Great if you want consistent surf options without the busiest lineups, plus easy access to different beaches depending on wind and swell.
Atlantic Icons
Imsouane Bay
Home to long, running right hand rides when it is on, plus a second bay and nearby options that can suit different levels. A great choice for improvers who want lots of wave time, longboards, and a slower rhythm between sessions.
City Base
Agadir and Anza
Agadir makes logistics simple with plenty of amenities, and the nearby beaches give you solid options for lessons and progression days. Ideal if you want surf plus easy transport, restaurants, and a more city meets coast vibe.
Culture Coast
Essaouira and Sidi Kaouki
A proper Morocco add on with an iconic medina, creative energy and great food. It can be windier here, so timing and spot choice matters, but it is perfect for surf plus culture, especially if you want a day trip or a couple of nights away from the main surf hub.
Northern Atlantic
Rabat Coast (Rabat to Kenitra and Mehdia)
Northern Morocco has a different feel: more local line ups, long beaches and a strong Atlantic pulse, with surf spots close to the capital. It is a great option if you want to mix surfing with city time in Rabat, or add a north coast leg to a longer Morocco trip.
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Surfing in Morocco
Morocco is all about choosing the right base for your style of trip. Stay close to the best coast for your dates and you spend more time surfing and less time in transit. Our camps cover the key zones around Taghazout Bay, Imi Ouaddar and Imsouane, so you can pick the vibe that suits you, from surf and yoga retreats to flexible surf house stays and slower, wave rich coastal villages.
Indonesia has two seasons dry season and rainy season
Best Time To Surf Bali & Indonesia
You can surf Bali year-round - the island just switches moods. Dry season (roughly April to October) is the classic: more consistent swell and cleaner conditions, especially on the west-facing breaks along the south coast. When the rainy season rolls in (roughly November to March), the winds flip, the crowds thin out, and the east coast can light up with fun, cleaner options - plus you often get more variety day to day if you are willing to chase conditions.
November- April in Indonesia
Wet season it's fine for the West Coast early in the morning and the East Coast is on fire pumping right under Perfect for learning all year round.
March - September
Building swell, good all round window
April to October
Peak season, most consistent surf iconic waves National Park Deers monkeys dolphins dream destination
All year round
If you're looking for a quiet relaxed of the beating track going back to the early 70s discovered jungle native people horses on the beach close your eyes and imagine Paradise and this is it every day of the year
Waterfalls and jungle day trips
Snorkelling and diving
Yoga and recovery
Temples and culture
Getting there and transport
Most trips start via Bali (Denpasar). From there, you can connect to other islands by domestic flights, fast boats, or organised transfers depending on the region.
Fly in
Most international routes arrive via Bali. Some regions require a domestic hop.
Airport transfers
Island hopping
Travel times vary. We will recommend the simplest route for your dates.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
I DON’T KNOW MY WETSUIT SIZE, WHAT SHOULD I PUT?
I HAVE MY OWN WETSUIT, CAN I WEAR IT?
Of course you can! If you only have a shortie or are unsure if it still fits you (don't worry it happens!), let us know what size you are anyway and we can bring you a suit just in case.
Our accommodation providers meals so you can make your own lunches we recommend packed lunches or you can buy lunch at the beach venue.
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