Taghazout Bay · stay in Anza or Tamraght · surf across the bay
A Taghazout Bay surf camp with two houses
Morocco Surf Club’s Taghazout Bay surf camp hosts guests at two partner houses: Kymata in Tamraght and Grip Sea Morocco in Anza. Nobody sleeps in Taghazout village; the coach takes the group there and to the rest of the bay when the waves suit. Your week includes seven nights, six coached surf days, board, wetsuit, and rides to the day’s beach, with no more than 5 surfers per coach. Shared-room prices start from €360 in Anza or €489 in Tamraght per person.
You sleep in one place. The morning waves decide where you surf.
Our own photo · An Atlantic evening near Taghazout Bay
Why the bay
More breaks, shorter drives, fewer trade-offs
Taghazout Bay concentrates the widest mix of Moroccan surf within a short drive: beginner sand breaks like Panoramas and Banana Point, mellow training zones at La Source, and famous right-hand points north of the village. When the swell shifts, the spot shifts with it — not a 90-minute car journey.
Allow about 30–50 minutes from Agadir Al Massira airport depending on your base and traffic; the short onward journey is one reason many Morocco surf camps cluster in this area.
A real week in the bay
You see more than one beach—and you do not spend the whole week in a van.
The coast is compact enough to change plans when the wind or tide changes. These photographs are from our own guests, coach, and lodge.
The week
What a Taghazout week looks like
- Arrival: level check, equipment sizing, and a simple look at the waves expected first.
- Days 1–2: safety, board control, pop-up mechanics on sand-bottom breaks.
- Days 3–4: choosing left or right, riding smoothly, and starting simple turns.
- Days 5–7: controlled green-wave attempts and take-home notes.
Every day the coach picks the spot from the bay based on tide, wind and swell — never a fixed timetable.
Pricing
How much is a surf camp in Taghazout?
From €360 per person for the beginner-friendly Surf & Stay week — 7 nights, six coached surf days, board and wetsuit, breakfast, four dinners, and surf-day transport. Surf Guiding from €430; Private Week on request. Every price is per person, excludes flights, and is confirmed in writing before deposit.
This page shows the starting price so you can decide whether the week fits. The full camp price guide explains every package, room choice, extra, and booking condition in one place.
Peak weeks and room upgrades change the total. Your written quote lists dates, tier, and every inclusion in one place. Airport meet-and-greet from AGA is quoted in euros alongside your package.
Taghazout vs the rest of Morocco
Why visitors base here for a week
Taghazout is a village built around surf tourism — cafés, guesthouses and a relaxed rhythm — while the breaks within the bay cover every level. The bay is also practical: the airport is close and spot selection happens on the day, not days ahead. Our guests sleep in Tamraght or Anza and surf the whole bay, including the village.
Full schedule, packages and the decision table comparing our week to hostel packages and DIY trips live on the main surf camp page.
Choose the right base
Tamraght or Anza — and where Taghazout village fits
We host guests at two partner houses on Taghazout Bay — Kymata in Tamraght and Grip Sea Morocco in Anza — and the one you pick shapes your week more than most guests expect. Taghazout village is the surf town just north of Tamraght: guests surf there and spend evenings there, but it is not a third base and no camp guest sleeps there. “Taghazout surf camp” describes the wider Taghazout Bay surf area, and the daily break can be north or south of the village because tide, wind, swell, and guest level determine the safest useful session.
| Place | Role in your week | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tamraght · Kymata | Camp base — you sleep here | Quieter evenings, sand-bottom peaks close by, a short drive to Taghazout village and Banana Point. | From €489 shared; the transfer from AGA is about 40–50 minutes. |
| Anza · Grip Sea Morocco | Camp base — you sleep here | The lowest entry price, the shortest airport run and an exposed beach that often has waves. | Farther from the northern points; evenings are a working fishing village, not a surf town. |
| Taghazout village | Surfed and visited — not a base | Anchor Point, Hash Point, cafés and the busiest surf-town atmosphere. | Reached on the camp’s surf transport or a short taxi from either house. |
Compare the Tamraght surf camp and Anza surf camp for each house's price and inclusions. Read the level-by-level surf guide before choosing a base, and use the Agadir airport transfer guide to compare arrival options. The final beach decision is made on the day.
Taghazout camp questions
Surf camp Taghazout — common questions
Tap a question — same wording we confirm by email before you book.
Where exactly is the Taghazout surf camp based?
We have two bases: Grip Sea Morocco in Anza and our village base in Tamraght, north of Agadir. Your base and room are confirmed with your written quote. Each day the coach picks the spot from the breaks within the bay and around Agadir — Taghazout, Tamraght, Anza, Banana Point, La Source, Panoramas — depending on tide, wind, and swell.
What makes a Taghazout Bay camp different from elsewhere in Morocco?
The bay concentrates beginner sand breaks, mellow training zones and famous right points within a short drive, with Agadir airport close by. Most well-known Morocco surf camps cluster here for exactly that reason — the widest mix of waves and the simplest logistics in one area.
Do camp guests stay in Taghazout village?
No. Every camp guest sleeps at one of our two partner houses, Kymata in Tamraght or Grip Sea Morocco in Anza. Taghazout village is a few minutes north of Tamraght: the coach takes the group to its breaks when they suit, and guests visit for cafés and evenings. Daily surf transport is included because the safest useful break can be north or south of the village depending on swell, tide, wind, crowd and level.
Can I choose Anza or Tamraght as my base?
Yes, subject to room availability and the written quote. Our two bases are partner houses: Grip Sea Morocco in Anza (from €360 shared) and Kymata in Tamraght (from €489 shared). Taghazout village is a nearby place to surf and explore, not a third camp base.
How is the daily Taghazout surf spot chosen?
The coach reads swell height, period and direction alongside tide, wind, access, crowd, and the demonstrated level of the group. A famous break is never selected just for its name; the useful choice is the break that offers a manageable learning objective that day.
Next step
A week in Taghazout Bay.
One short message is enough: your dates and surf level. We reply with availability, a clear price in euros, and honest notes on the bay for those weeks.
- Quote before deposit
- Max 5 surfers / coach
- Anza & Tamraght bases
Check availability
Surf & Stay — from €360 / week
Tell us when you want to travel, who is coming, and how you surf. We check the room and coaching space before asking you to pay anything.
- 01Send your dates The form takes about two minutes.
- 02We check the fit Ismael replies personally with room availability and a written quote.
- 03Confirm securely If it works for you, we send a secure Stripe link for the 25% deposit.
Your booking is confirmed by email after the deposit. Read our booking & cancellation policy.
Where the information comes from
How this page was checked
Prices, inclusions, group size, operating history, and coach records come from Morocco Surf Club and describe our own service, not an outside review. We check safety, destination, and travel details against the official links below. You can ask to see the available coach records before payment.
Last updated . Conditions, transport, and entry rules can change, so confirm the latest details before travelling or paddling out.
- Agadir–Taghazout beach and surf overview Moroccan National Tourist Office
- ISA coaching and water-safety standards International Surfing Association
- Surfing safety checklist Royal National Lifeboat Institution