Tamraght has gentle beach breaks, close to point breaks in Taghazout, great for beginners. Surf holidays in Tamraght are all about improving your surfing skills, relaxing by the Atlantic Ocean, and exploring the insightful Berber culture.
What are the best surf spots in Tamraght?
Discover the best surf spots for both beginners (Anza and Banana Beach) or advanced surfers (Mystery, Anchor Point, La Source, and Killer Point). Surf spot the Devils rock is the most consistent surf spot in the region.
What's the best time to go surfing in Tamraght?
The best time of the year to go surfing in Tamraght is from late September to April, when the area full of point break gets its most consistent swell. Because of Morocco’s 300 sunshine days a year, it stays warm throughout the year.
The area and big brother Taghazout has been famous for escaping the winter blues, and for its great pointbreaks around Anchor Point. Regardless of the warm land temperatures during summer and winter, you’ll need a wetsuit in the water year-round, as the Atlantic remains cold.
What's Tamraght like after surfing?
The best way to experience local food in Tamraght is to find a restaurant along the beach. After a day of surfing, restaurants like ‘Babakoul’ are perfect for trying local dishes as tajines (stews), couscous, or freshly caught seafood. Also, don’t forget to bring home some spice mix from the local market. Tamraght is not really known for its nightlife, so most of the parties will take place in the surf camps and hostels. Those who’d like to experience an evening out can visit nearby cities Taghazout or Agadir, with several restaurants, shisha bars, and pubs.
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