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Surf town guide

Tamraght: surf village guide and where to stay

Tamraght is a small village between Aourir and Taghazout, about 15 km north of Agadir. Its beaches — Devil's Rock and Crocodiles — are beach breaks that work most of the year, which makes Tamraght one of the easiest places in Morocco to learn to surf. Taghazout's famous points are a five-minute drive north.

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Tamraght

At a glance

From Agadir airport
45 min by car
Waves for
Beginners to intermediate
Best surf season
Year-round
Stays from
€30 / night

Where to stay near Tamraght

Tamraght's own Amlal houses open soon. Until then, these are our closest stays, in Aourir and Taghazout, a few minutes from Tamraght's beaches. Prices are live — pick your dates to see what is free.

Surf spots in and around Tamraght

Devil's Rock and Crocodiles are sandy beach breaks with peaks for every level, so lessons run here most days. Banana Point in Aourir, a gentle right-hander, is just to the south.

  • Banana Point

    Beginner

    Right-hand point · Oct – Apr · Mid to high

  • Devil's Rock

    Beginner

    Beach break · Year-round · All tides

  • Crocodiles

    All levels

    Beach break · Year-round · Low

All ten spots, with tide and levelSurf lessons for every level

When to surf in Tamraght

Tamraght's beach breaks work all year. Winter brings more power; summer is smaller and warmer, ideal for first lessons.

October to April is the classic season, when Atlantic swells wake up the right-hand points. May to September is smaller and warmer — the easiest months to learn. There are surfable waves all year. The sea is around 17–18 °C in winter and 21–22 °C at the end of summer, so a 3/2 wetsuit does for most of the year.

Getting to Tamraght

Tamraght is about 45 minutes by car from Agadir–Al Massira airport, on the coast road between Agadir and Taghazout.

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Tamraght: questions and answers

Is Tamraght good for learning to surf?

Yes. Devil's Rock and Crocodiles are sandy beach breaks with slower waves and room to practise, and they work most of the year — which is why so many lessons on this coast happen here.

When is the best time to surf in Tamraght?

Any time of year. October to April has more swell, which suits improving surfers; May to September is smaller and warmer, the easiest months for beginners.

How much does it cost to stay near Tamraght?

Our stays a few minutes from Tamraght start from €30 per night. Lessons, gear and an airport transfer can be added when you book, and you see the total before you pay.

How far is Tamraght from Agadir airport?

About 45 minutes by car from Agadir–Al Massira airport (AGA). We can arrange a private transfer, night flights included.