1. The Sunshine Cure: Warmth All Year Round
Warm Weather: Even in the middle of winter (December to February), daytime temperatures are comfortably mild (often in the high teens or low 20s Celsius). This means you can wear a t-shirt on the terrace and soak up the vitamin D.
Warmer Water: You can leave the thick 5/4mm wetsuit at home! A 3/2mm wetsuit is generally all you’ll need for winter, and you can even get away with a spring suit or board shorts in the summer.
Consistent Waves: The winter season is when the North Atlantic pumps consistent, powerful swells, making it the best time for surfing. You get the best of both worlds: warm sun and epic waves.
2. Easy & Affordable Travel from the UK:
Direct Flights: Numerous airlines offer direct, affordable flights from major UK airports like London Gatwick, London Stansted, and Manchester to Agadir’s Al Massira Airport (AGA). The flight time is just over three hours, so you can be on a board sooner than you think.
Affordability: Your pound goes a long way here. The cost of food, excursions, and daily life is significantly lower than in the UK, making a week-long surf holiday with all the trimmings incredibly accessible.
Hassle-Free Packages: Our all-inclusive packages handle everything from airport transfers to meals, so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
3. A Variety of Waves to Suit Every Surfer:
Beginner’s Paradise: Tamraght‘s coast offers countless sheltered beach breaks with gentle, rolling whitewater waves, perfect for learning and building confidence.
The Surfer’s Playground: Just a stone’s throw away is the legendary Taghazout Bay, home to famous point breaks like Anchor Point and Killer Point, which offer long, peeling rights that are the stuff of surfers’ dreams.
4. A Welcoming and Unique Cultural Experience:
Friendly Atmosphere: You’ll be welcomed with genuine Moroccan hospitality and a relaxed, community vibe.
Delicious Food: Prepare for a culinary adventure with fresh tagines, couscous, and other healthy, authentic Moroccan dishes.
Cultural Immersion: Explore local souks, sip traditional mint tea, and take in the captivating scenery of the Atlas Mountains, all a short trip from our camp.
