The memories of your Moroccan surf trip will last a lifetime, but what about a tangible reminder to take home? While local souks are filled with beautiful handicrafts, finding the perfect souvenir can be a fun challenge. We’ve put together a list of five unique Moroccan souvenirs that are not only authentic but also perfect for any surfer looking to remember their time in Tamraght.
Here are our top picks for souvenirs that blend local culture with your surf lifestyle:

1. Argan Oil: Liquid Gold for Your Skin

  • Why it’s perfect for surfers: After a long day in the sun and salt water, your skin and hair need some serious love. Authentic, pure Argan Oil is a fantastic moisturizer for your skin, and it works wonders on sun-damaged hair.

  • Where to find it: You’ll find it sold in every souk and village, but for the highest quality, look for local cooperatives that cold-press the oil on-site.

  • Pro-Tip: Check for the nutty scent and a light golden color to ensure you’re getting the real thing.

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2. Moroccan Tajine: Bring the Flavors of Morocco Home

  • Why it’s perfect for surfers: After a day of surfing, you need a healthy, hearty meal. Learning to cook a tajine is a fantastic way to bring the warm, aromatic flavors of Morocco into your kitchen and impress your friends.

  • Where to find it: Tajines of all sizes are available at Souk El Had in Agadir. Pick one up with a spice blend to get you started!

  • Pro-Tip: If you plan on traveling with a tajine, opt for a smaller, unglazed decorative one if you’re not planning to cook with it, or have the vendor package a larger, functional one carefully for your flight.

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3. Berber Jewelry: Timeless & Handmade

  • Why it’s perfect for surfers: Berber silver jewelry—often featuring intricate geometric patterns or symbols—is not only beautiful but also incredibly durable. A simple silver bracelet or necklace is a timeless piece that can withstand the elements, just like you.

  • Where to find it: Souks are the best place to find unique, handmade pieces.

  • Pro-Tip: Bargaining is expected in the souks, so negotiate with a friendly smile!

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4. Traditional Moroccan Surf Poncho (or Towel)

  • Why it’s perfect for surfers: While you can find standard surf ponchos everywhere, finding a traditional Moroccan patterned hooded towel or blanket is a unique and practical find. They are often made of soft cotton and are perfect for changing on the beach or just staying warm after a session.

  • Where to find it: Look for them at local textile shops or even in some of the small surf shops in Tamraght and Taghazout.

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5. A Hand-Painted Surfboard Fin

  • Why it’s perfect for surfers: For the surfer who has everything, a hand-painted surfboard fin is a truly unique and artistic memento. Many local artists in the area paint beautiful, vibrant designs that capture the spirit of Morocco.

  • Where to find it: Ask your instructors for a recommendation on local artists or check out the small art shops in Taghazout. This is a one-of-a-kind souvenir that will make your board stand out in the lineup.

Taking a piece of Morocco home with you is the perfect way to remember your trip until you return for your next one!
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