Surf-spot guides, swell breakdowns, Moroccan recipes, and quiet observations from the rooftop. Written by the people who live here.
Camp life Nomad Surf Camp is taking part in Taghazout Surf Expo 2026. Join us at Anchor Point from 22 to 25 October for four days of surf, ideas and community.
November is proper surf season in Morocco—but Anchor Point isn't guaranteed. Here’s what beginners, intermediates and advanced surfers can realistically expect.
A month-by-month breakdown of surfing in Morocco from people who live in Tamraght. When to book, when to avoid, and the shoulder months no one talks about.
Bring a mid-length. Then match the second board to the season. An honest guide to which surfboards actually work on Morocco's point breaks.
Anchor's flat, the wind's brutal by 11am, and the dawn patrol is non-negotiable. Here's what surfing Taghazout in July actually looks like.
A Taghazout 7 day itinerary built around how the wind and swell actually behave here — from someone who lives in Tamraght and surfs this coast every week.
Anchor Point flat? Don't panic. Banana, Devil's Rock, Crocro and Tamraght Beach are firing in summer — if you wake up before the alizés ruin everything.
Travel guides Tamraght offers a quieter, cheaper, and more authentic surf trip than Taghazout. While Taghazout has the famous point breaks, Tamraght gives you direct walking access to friendly beach breaks and a relaxed village vibe.
Surf spots Killer Point is an intermediate to advanced right-hand point break in Morocco. It requires a 15-minute paddle and strong stamina. Beginners should avoid this spot and stick to sandy beaches like Banana Point or Crocros for safety.
What's working on the coast, new spot guides, recipes from Samira's kitchen, and the occasional package discount. Zero filler. One email a month.
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