Notes from the house.
Practical guides, not brochure copy — written by the people who answer your inquiry emails.
Every guide here started as a question a guest asked before booking; if yours is not covered, message us and we will add it.
Anchor Point, Taghazout: Surfing Morocco’s Famous Right-Hand Point
The long right-hand point Taghazout is known for: wind, tide, season, who it suits and what a morning there looks like with us.
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Killer Point, Taghazout: The Heaviest Wave in the Bay
The most swell-exposed break in the bay and its heaviest take-off. Advanced only, and what that means for a coached week.
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Devil’s Rock, Taghazout: The Beginner Beach Break Explained
The sandy beach break at the Tamraght end of the bay where first lessons happen, and why a 2/10 wave is exactly right.
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Imsouane: Morocco’s Longest Right and How to Surf It
One of the longest right-hand waves in Africa, an hour up the coast. The Bay, Cathedral Point, and when each works.
Read the guide →Things to Do in Taghazout Besides Surfing
The valley, Imsouane, the Wednesday souk, and where to watch the sun go down.
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Agadir to Taghazout: How to Get There
Transfer, grand taxi, bus or hire car: what each one is actually like, and when to fly into Marrakech instead.
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Taghazout Weather: A Month-by-Month Guide
Air and sea temperatures, rain, sunshine hours and the one wetsuit that covers the whole year.
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Best Time to Surf Taghazout: A Season-by-Season Guide
When the swell is biggest, when the water's warmest, and when to book if you want both.
Read the guide →Taghazout for Beginners: What to Expect on Your First Surf Trip
From your first wobbly pop-up to your first green wave: what a beginner week actually looks like.
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What to Pack for a Surf Trip to Morocco: The Complete Checklist
Wetsuit thickness by month, what's worth bringing, and what you can just rent when you land.
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