Morocco is a privileged place with glorious sunshine and warm temperatures all year round, sandy beaches and an endless coastline with surf spots suitable for all levels , beginner, intermediate and advanced. It's a dream surfing destination with waves for all surfing ability. If you are looking for 10ft roll points break, endless 6ft smooth walls or the perfect wave to improve your level, Morocco has it all...

Most travelers wishing to visit Morocco can do so without applying for a visa, if their trip doesn't exceed three months. However, it is important that all travelers entering the country with a passport with a minimum validity of six months from the time of entry. When traveling anywhere in the world it is recommended that you have travel insurance that covers your trip and that includes visiting Morocco.

Agadir is a modern city in the southern part of Morocco. It is particularly interesting for its location, as it is surrounded by the Anti-Atlas, the Sahara Desert on the Atlantic coast with many national parks and deserted beaches. they are easily accessible. It's a tourist destination known for its golf courses, wide range of hotels, surf camps, wide crescent beach, chance to combine between surfing holidays and yoga retreats, and amazing cafe-lined promenade.This makes Agadir a perfect and easy-to-reach destination that fits your time budget any time of the year with affordable airport transfers prices. From there you'll soon be right in the middle of surfing resort!

Once you have arrived, you will soon be far from from the bustle of big cities. Besides exploring the many Moroccan surf spots, you will discover Moroccan culture with the friendly locals, eat tasty Moroccan fresh food and enjoy the stunning Moroccan scenery. You can also take a moment to:

Visit Tamraght and Tagazhout:

Morocco's main surf holiday guests hub, is all about the sea, surf, swimming and sand. The beach here is very popular with Moroccan tourists during the summer months and can get crowded at that time. an activity all year round. But here it is better from September to April. Agadir, a key destination for beginners looking for daily surf coaching lessons, surfers looking for equipment hire or even experienced surf guiding . Tagazhout itself is a small, laid-back place 20 kilometers north of Agadir that is just as easy to visit as full day trips or a special afternoon to enjoy the epic sunset from the restaurant roof terrace, surf camp rooftop or private villa by the sea.

It is always possible to visit us here at Awesome Surf Morocco. We offer a wide variety of rooms, from single to standard dorm room, private room upgrades available all up to your range of budgets or you may simply select out one of our all inclusive package, with one of these packages you get seven nights of your choice, we also offer six delicious dinners, breakfasts and six packed lunches. Surfing is in good hands with our professional surf instructors with lifeguard qualification,we provide surfboard and wetsuit and many free surfing gear to present fun learning.The surf team always try to be in the right spot for the right conditions and tides, we have a wide range of sunny beatches and world class point breaks to make your sessions unforgettable with us.

But if you've already booked your private accommodation before arriving, don't worry, You have the opportunity to join our surf school, no surf qualification is required, The surf team is looking forward to teaching you some surfing tips to enjoy your surf lesson and get the most out of your holiday before departure.

Visit souk El Khad:

The Souk El Had is a large souk in africa with around 6,000 stalls and is surprisingly easy to navigate compared to many souks across Morocco. Twelve gates lead into the souk and a clear numbering makes it easier to organize a meeting place and long walking distance.The stalls are grouped together in a fairly organized manner. We found Wednesday and Thursday to be the best days as they were less crowded than the weekends. Note that the souk is not open on Mondays, It is very large and busy it did not disappoint, included everything you could want, from the scent fresh fruits and teas to all your to-go gifts.

Visit Agadir city center:

The modern central core of Agadir offers some interesting monuments. The Great Mosque is one of them, a modernist style building and very unique among the mosques in Morocco. You can also visit some interesting museums like Agadir Memorial Museum and Amazigh Museum.

Explore Paradise Valley:

Beautiful oasis located about fifty minutes drive from Agadir in the Atlas Mountains. Here you can swim in natural pools with water slides and rock jumps then lunch in the palm grove, an exciting and unique experience. For the more adventurous there are discovery trails to explore, if you are looking for local guides we can help you to get in touch with professional partner.

Horseback or camel rides :

Horseback or camel rides on the beach at sunset, enjoy the romantic experience of riding along the Atlantic ocean with expert riding instructor and be sure to bring your camera.

Explore other cities :

Take a trip to Marrakech and / or Essaouira,they are the closest cities to agadir, Easily accessible in person by bus or public transport or you can book a private transfer if you are a group of friends.

Explore the Desert:

Visit Desert,The Sahara Desert occupies a prominent place in the traveler's imagination in Morocco. And anyone who has seen this natural wonder will tell you that it is an absolute must-see for any visitor to Agadir. Here are some options on what to do and how to do it. to visit, One of the best (and most traditional) ways to experience the Moroccan desert is on a camel. A camel ride through the palm groves and into the desert can take as little as a few hours and often includes a stop with a local Berber house to drink mint tea and a snack. It's always possible to surf the sand dune if you wish and don't forget to spend a night under the stars in the magical desert.

The list of life magic is endless and these are just a few examples.