Surfing Morocco

Morocco Surf

Surf Morocco - Quick Facts
LOCATION: North Africa
POPULATION: 32730000
NATIONALITY: Moroccan
LANGUAGE: Arabic, (Berber dialects)
CURRENCY: Moroccan Dirham
Morocco Surf Spot Map

Morocco is the first place you hit heading south from Europe, seperated from Europe by the Straights of Gibraltar. Morocco is the land of the pointbreak, and the coastline around the Agadir area is riddled with spots. This ensures surfing uncrowded waves. If you are struggling to get waves in a crowded lineup in Morocco you are a fool, and a lazy one at that. There are empty waves around every corner and during the winter months they are all firing.

Morocco Surf Travel We are now offering surfing vacations to Morocco on our travel site SurfingWavesTravel.com
Trips are available for beginner to advanced surfers with Surf Clinic or Surf Guide options. The location is just fantastic, staying only a short distance from two of Morocco's classic waves - Killer Point and Anchor Point.
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Morocco is best surfed in late autum through until march, the rest of the year can be pretty uneventful. When the big swells run down the coast the pointbreaks come alive and our advice is to head to Agadir. Althought there is not any surf in Agadir it is an easy place to get to and has world class waves a short drive north. Anchor Point as a must if you are going to surf Morocco, when it is on it can break up to a kilometre - talk about jelly legs! If you are adventerous (and very well prepared and organised) then head south from Agadir in a 4WD and discover some classic waves and maybe become the only person ever to have surfed there - that is something to fire the imagination.

Surfing Morocco - The Good
Consistent Swell (in season)
Uncrowded Waves
Classic Points

Surfing Morocco - The Bad and the Ugly
Thieves and Touts
Line-ups Can Get Messy

Morocco Surfing Conditions

Morocco Swell Size	Morocco Water Temperature

If you have information on surfing in Morocco we would like to know. Tell us how good or bad your surfing vacation was by posting your trip details on our Surf Forum. (Surf Patrol, our forum moderator, had a trip to Morocco - read about it in the forum).

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