The guide
Spots, seasons and insider tips in Taghazout · Tamawanza
Surfable spots all year round, with exceptional swell from September to May. A mix of beach breaks, reef breaks and point breaks: our coaches adapt to the weather, surfers' levels and each spot's character. The SeaGnature house sits in Tamawanza, a few minutes' walk from several spots and right across from K11.
Spot map
The spots around the house
K11
A sand-bottom spot with several peaks depending on the sandbanks. Less crowded than Taghazout’s central spots, ideal for progressing in varied conditions.
K12
A beach break more powerful than K11, with waves that are often hollower and faster. Suits intermediate surfers looking for more performance.
Devil’s Rock
A versatile, reassuring spot for progressing, with waves suited to many levels. Works regularly and remains a safe bet in small to medium swell.
Anza
A fast, powerful right-hander over a rocky bottom, valued for its consistency. A technical spot that handles big Atlantic swells well.
Panorama
A versatile spot suited to intermediate levels, a good balance of power and consistency. Long, accessible waves, ideal for developing wave reading.
Anchor Point
Taghazout’s iconic spot, famous for its long, fast and powerful right-handers. Reserved for advanced surfers when conditions build in size.
Killer Point
A demanding, powerful right-hander with long fast sections. A technical spot for experienced surfers, especially on big swells.
Banana Point
An accessible, consistent right point break, prized for its long open sections and relatively easy take-off. An excellent spot for intermediate surfers discovering the Taghazout coastline.
Tamri
A very consistent beach break, often used as a backup spot when other areas are windy or too small. Several peaks spread surfers out.
Imsouane
A world-famous spot for its exceptionally long and accessible right-hander. Ideal for linking manoeuvres smoothly, building endurance and enjoying long rides.
When to come?
300 days of sunshine a year, mild water and waves for every level: Morocco is a must for surfers. Thanks to the diversity of its spots and the expertise of our local coaches, you can surf in great conditions all year round, whether you're a beginner or an experienced surfer.
| Period | Waves | Water | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| September – November | Swell returns, consistent conditions | 20–22 °C | All levels |
| December – February | Big swells, the point breaks fire | 17–18 °C | Intermediate and advanced; beginners on sheltered spots |
| March – May | Still consistent swell, fewer people | 17–19 °C | All levels |
| June – August | Small waves, afternoon wind | 20–22 °C | Beginners |
Surf these spots with our coaches
Every morning, the coach picks the spot based on the swell and the group's level.
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