Autumn (September - November): The Golden Season
Weather: Expect sunny, clear skies with comfortable temperatures (25-30°C). It’s perfect for sunbathing, reading on our terrace, and enjoying warm evenings.
Activities: Ideal for exploring. Go for leisurely walks along the beach, visit the souks in Agadir, or take a scenic hike through Paradise Valley without the intense summer heat.
Vibe: The camp is buzzing with a great mix of people, but the vibe is generally more laid-back than the peak winter surf season.
Winter (December - February): Sunshine, Culture & Cosy Vibes
Weather: The climate remains mild and sunny (18-22°C), providing the perfect antidote to a cold, grey UK winter. The evenings can be cool, perfect for relaxing around a fire pit or enjoying our cosy communal areas.
Activities: Enjoy long walks on the deserted winter beaches, explore the lively atmosphere of local cafes, and join in on cultural excursions like a trip to Agadir’s Souk El Had. It’s a great time for photography and cultural immersion.
Vibe: A fantastic, lively atmosphere in the camp, with a great sense of community among surfers and non-surfers alike.
Spring (March - May): Nature's Bloom
Weather: The weather is perfect—sunny and warm (20-25°C) without being too hot.
Activities: The mountains and valleys are at their most beautiful, making this the best time of year for a trip to Paradise Valley. It’s also great for relaxing on the beach and enjoying the vibrant scenery.
Vibe: The perfect mix of a great surf vibe in the mornings and a calm, relaxed atmosphere for the rest of the day.
Summer (June - August): Pure Relaxation
Weather: Hot and sunny (28-35°C), perfect for sun worshippers and those who love warm weather.
Activities: Spend your days relaxing on the beach, swimming in the warm ocean, and enjoying the long, lazy evenings. It’s an ideal time for beginners to try their hand at a small wave or two, as the ocean is generally calm.
Vibe: A very relaxed and quiet vibe, perfect for those who want a peaceful holiday away from the crowds.
