Our own villa with a pool overlooking Moroccos longest and friendliest right-hander point break, topped with 500m long rides. The laid-back lifestyle of the fisherman’s village and the Berber culture makes our trip even more memorable.
7 days / 6 nights*
Easy - from total beginners to advanced surfers
Agadir–Al Massira Airport (AGA) / Morocco
Imsouane, Morocco
Private oceanfront villa, apartments with ocean view for 4-5 people
€ 1 240
*The duration of the trip lasts from meeting at Agadir–Al Massira Airport (AGA) / Morocco until the flight home from the same airport.
We’re firm believers that truly great travel is not about ticking sights off a checklist, but rather about having unique experiences and learning new skills. During our Moroccan adventure, you can learn extensively about two things: waves and Berber culture.
Let’s start with the waves. Morocco is the African continent’s major surf destination. It became popular by its right-handed point breaks, and surfers from all over the world have been visiting since 1950.
Even if you’re a beginner, by the end of the week you’ll have the basics covered. The longest and friendliest wave of Morocco is located in the small fishermen’s village of Imsouane at low tide, and at high tide the pro surfers can practise on the right- and left-handed reef breaks on the other side of the bay.
Our home base is located directly on top of the rocks above the crashing waves, with a breathtaking view over the famous bay of Imsouane. We will spend the evenings chilling on our rooftop terrace or around the pool.
We’ll go to traditional Berber markets where we might select from traditional Berber woven crafts or sample bright and colourful Moroccan spices. We will also visit Morocco’s coolest port Essaouira, which was founded by the Carthaginians. A lot of rockstars discovered this place in the sixties, it is even said that Jimi Hendrix spent quite some time here.
The sights of Morocco are only rivalled by its sounds – none more iconic than the muezzin’s call to prayer that resounds and echoes off the streets and houses across the city five times a day.
The duration of the trip lasts from meeting at Agadir–Al Massira Airport (AGA) / Morocco until the flight home from the same airport. The flight there and back might take an extra day, depending on where you are travelling from.
Moroccan style oceanfront private villa, super cozy apartments with 4-6 beds. Big community area and several rooftop terraces with an ocean view.
Daily surf lessons with professional English speaking instructors in groups based on surfing skills (from total beginners to advanced). During the surf lessons you will learn the proper stance, how to paddle, turn, pop up and keep your speed, as well as surf etiquette, safety and how to read the beach (waves, rips and currents). A wide variety of surfboards to choose from which you can use also after the surf lessons.
With more than 300 days of sunshine, Morocco is a year-round destination and you’re unlikely to encounter rain. Winter months have cooler but very pleasant temperatures (air 18 – 26 °C; water 16 – 20 °C).
Maximum of 24 people usually mixed nationalities. Solo travelers, group of friends and couples with varying surfing skills and experience.
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Depending on spending habits your budget for the trip should range from 150-300 EUR. For reference, a meal is between 2-10 EUR. Also keep in mind we will visit several souks, so souvenirs and Moroccan carpets should be calculated as extra costs.
Breakfasts are traditional Moroccan pancakes, served with jam and butter, accompanied by freshly baked French baguettes, egg, coffee and tea. Dinner is a fusion of Moroccan and international cuisine and is served at the accommodation.
We can choose from the nearby fish buffets and authentic local places for lunch.
A perfect mix of friendly beach breaks and world class point breaks. Due to the varied nature of the coastline there is almost always somewhere sheltered and manageable, but those looking for a challenge won’t be disappointed either. The longest and friendliest wave of Morocco breaks right in front of our house, and at high tide pro surfers can practise on the right- and left-handed reef breaks on the other side of the bay.
Comfortable minivans with AC for transfers from airport and to all sights, hiking trips and recreational activities.
We will mainly surf, enjoy the laid-back pace of life in a traditional Moroccan fishing village and chill and party at the pool or on one of our rooftop terraces. One day we will visit Essaouira, a historic port city and a popular hippie pilgrimage site since the 1970s.
You will need an insurance that covers surfing accidents. You can contact us and we are happy to recommend the most suitable one.
Short transfer to the accommodation with our minivans, with a welcome get-together on our rooftop terrace.
The most motivated surfers will have the chance to surf as much as they can. The rest of the group, following a filling and healthy breakfast, will walk down to the legendary surf spot right in front of our accommodation at low tide. Our surf instructors and guides will divide us into groups according to surfing experience to make sure we can improve the most.
For lunch we will have a picnic on the beach- with a potential nap in the shade- or visit one of the traditional fish stands where they serve fresh grilled fish. Those with an abundance of energy will paddle back out for some afternoon surf while the rest of the group can relax, bask in the sunset by the pool with a cocktail in hand, have a massage or unwind with optional sunset yoga.
We will dedicate one day to a visit to Essaouira, a historic port city and a popular hippie pilgrimage site since the 1970s.
Catch one last surf session either in the sunrise or after breakfast. Afterwards we will head to the airport full of great memories and new friendships.
The program is subject to change at any times. The final itinerary depends on current weather conditions, swell, tidal movements, the group’s surfing skills and stamina.
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Not at all. There are always people who come alone, so you can be sure that you’ll make new friends.
Obviously yes, at least half of the group always consists of beginners. We have found perfect conditions for beginners each year, and with the help of the professional instructors, you will be able to learn the basics very effectively.
The longest and friendliest wave of Marocco is located right in front of our accommodation at low tide, whereas at high tide the pro surfers can practise on the right- and left-handed reef breaks on the other side of the bay.
We’re pretty sure that you’ll love surfing. In the same time we will enjoy the laid-back pace of life in a traditional Moroccan fishing village and chill and party at the pool or on one of our rooftop terraces. One day we visit Essaouira, a historic port city and a popular hippie pilgrimage site since the 1970s.
Moroccan style oceanfront private villa, super cozy apartmans with 4-6 beds. Big community area and several rooftop terraces with an ocean view.
There are several locations offering delicious local cuisine with tagine and grilled seafood, in addition there is a wide range of small cafes offering Western food in the city, usually run by French expats.
Tap water is OK for washing and brushing teeth, but it is not recommended for drinking. Bottled mineral water is cheap (5 dirhams) and available everywhere. Alternatively you can bring a water purifier and help keep plastic out of the ocean.
There are only a few places selling alcoholic beverages and at quite high prices. We recommend coming prepared for the trip and buying drinks at the duty-free shop from the airport of your departure destination.
During the daytime it’s sunny and 20-28 °C, during the night it’s 17-23 °C. The water is 18-20 °C. Board short, 3.2 mm wetsuit (it’s included in the package if you don’t have your own) is needed. Bring both hiking shoes and slippers with you.
A GoBeyond tour guide and professional local instructors with many years of experience.
Depending on spending habits your budget for the trip should range from 150-300 EUR. For reference, a meal is between 2-10 EUR. Also keep in mind we will visit several souks, souvenirs and moroccon carpets should be calculated as extra costs.
The local currency is the Moroccon Dirham, MAD. You should bring EUR or USD with you and you should change at the airport, later on there is a possibility to change in banks with your passport. There are only a few ATMS and transaction fees are pretty high and in most places you can’t pay by card, so we recommend using cash.
You should choose an insurance which expands to surfing and is valid in Morocco. You should be aware that your bank card insurance is not valid in most cases.
We are travelling to Morocco, so you need to know that diarrhea and stomach infections happen somtimes. Tap water is not drinkable! It’s always a good idea to keep a bottle of clean water and hand sanitizer in your bag.
It depends on your nationality. From most of the countries you will only need to fill out an immigration form on arrival for free. Please always check it on your local embassy’s website.
Agadir and Marrakech are very popular international tourist destinations, where tourists feel safe. Our surf destination is an indigenous Berber Village which lives on the services offered for the surfers of the Western countries for more than a dozen years, no major incidents have occurred.
The natural and cultural scenery of a destination are just as important to us as quality and uncrowded waves. Even when scoring two sessions a day, we still have enough time to explore the surrounding area.
And we are not afraid to #gobeyond when it comes to having a rad time - even if it means taking that third transfer with a propeller plane or paddling in chilly water.
Whether you’re a rookie or a pro, feel free to join one of our surf camps.