Surf Spots Taghazout —
Morocco's Best Waves

Morocco's most iconic wave. Long, powerful rights that can run for hundreds of meters on a good day. The benchmark for Taghazout surfing — every surfer visiting Morocco has this wave on their list.

Named after the Orcas that occasionally pass by. A world-class right point break that handles huge swells. It's a bit of a paddle out, but the long, powerful walls are worth it.

Right in front of our camp. A very forgiving point break perfect for beginners on smaller days and a fun, long wave for intermediates when the swell picks up.

Legend says it's named for those too lazy to walk to Anchor Point. A fun, easy-going right that works best on larger swells when it peels perfectly into the bay.

Located just before Anchor Point. A slightly more accessible point break that offers hollow sections and long rides. Great for those looking to transition to point breaks.

A powerful, fast, and often hollow wave. Named after the shipwrecked boiler visible at low tide. For experienced surfers only due to the tricky entry and exit.

A long, mellow right-hand point break near Aourir. Perfect for longboarders and beginners looking for their first long point break experience without the power of Anchors.

A reliable beach break that offers both lefts and rights. Great atmosphere with local cafes nearby. Very consistent and works on most swell directions.

A long sandy beach that picks up plenty of swell. Ideal for surf lessons and those practicing their pop-up in a safe, sand-bottom environment.

Morocco's swell magnet — picks up everything. Great for intermediates and advanced surfers on smaller days.

A fun and accessible reef break offering both direction options. A great alternative when the main points are crowded or on a medium-sized swell.

When to Surf in Taghazout?

"Winter is for the points, Summer is for the beach breaks."