Travel guides Is it better to stay in Tamraght or Taghazout for a Morocco surf trip?
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.
Travel guides What language do they speak in Morocco? A guide to Darija
Moroccans speak Darija, a unique Moroccan Arabic dialect mixed with Tamazight, French, and Spanish. Here is what you need to know about the language before visiting our surf camp in Tamraght.
Surf spots Is Killer Point too hard for intermediate surfers?
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.
Tamraght vs Taghazout: Where Should You Surf in Morocco?
Deciding between Tamraght and Taghazout for your Morocco surf trip? Here is a simple guide to the vibes, the waves, and which village is right for you.
When to Surf in Morocco: A Simple Month-by-Month Guide
Wondering when to book your Morocco surf trip? Here is a simple, honest guide to the waves and weather throughout the year.
Is It a Good Idea to Surf Without a Wetsuit?
Surfing without a wetsuit feels amazing but can lead to nasty rashes and sunburn. Here is a quick guide on when you should ditch the rubber and when to keep it on.
Hidden Morocco Surf Spots for Advanced Surfers
Looking for a challenge? Check out these 5 hidden surf spots in Morocco for advanced riders and see why Nomad Surf Camp is the best choice for your next trip.
Surfing in Morocco During Ramadan: What to Expect
Wondering if you can surf in Morocco during Ramadan? It is actually one of the best times to visit for empty waves and amazing food.
Morocco Surf Trip: 7 Things You Need to Know Now
Heading to Nomad Surf Camp? Don't pack your bags without reading this first. We cover money, culture, and the essentials for a smooth, incredible surf trip.
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