The surf sessions are designed to accommodate all skill levels, from complete beginners to intermediate and advanced surfers. The article notes that expert instructors choose the best surf spot daily based on conditions and guest levels, ensuring personalized attention. Beginners can expect to catch their first waves with guidance at spots like Devil’s Rock, while more experienced surfers will receive coaching to hone their turns and technique, making the experience valuable for progression regardless of your current ability.
The meals provided focus on being delicious, energizing, and infused with Moroccan flavors. Breakfast is a generous spread of fresh fruit, local pastries like Baghrir and Harcha, eggs, olives, and plenty of coffee and mint tea. Lunch is a healthy packed meal enjoyed right at the beach, typically a sandwich or salad. Dinners are communal Moroccan feasts, featuring traditional dishes like Tagines, Couscous, or fresh grilled fish. While the article highlights the traditional Moroccan cuisine, it’s generally best to inquire directly with “Morocco Surf & Stay” about specific dietary restrictions (vegetarian, vegan, allergies) to ensure they can be fully accommodated.
After the morning surf and beachside lunch, the afternoons offer a mix of relaxation and optional exploration. Guests can choose to simply unwind at the camp, read, or take a siesta. For those looking to explore, options include strolling through the authentic Tamraght village and local shops. Additionally, the camp offers or facilitates optional excursions such as a rejuvenating yoga session to stretch out muscles, a trip to the nearby vibrant Taghazout Skatepark, or an excursion to the serene natural beauty of Paradise Valley.
The evening atmosphere is one of relaxed community and Moroccan hospitality, centered around the sunset and a communal feast. As the sun sets, guests gather for a home-cooked traditional Moroccan dinner, which is described as a time for laughter, sharing the day’s best surf stories, and connecting with fellow travelers from around the world. After dinner, the vibes are mellow; guests often enjoy more traditional mint tea, play cards, listen to music, or simply unwind under the beautiful, starry Moroccan sky before heading to their comfortable rooms for rest.
While the article mentions the camp is located in Tamraght and notes that beginner coaching might take place at specific spots like Devil’s Rock, the exact surf location changes daily. The daily decision is made by the expert instructors who check the ocean conditions and swell to choose the best surf spot for the day that is suitable for the group’s collective and individual skill levels. This flexibility ensures that guests consistently get to experience the highest quality waves available on the consistent Tamraght coast, optimizing both safety and enjoyment for all surfers.