Surfing In Morocco

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• jamesv

  August 2012 edited March 2013

  Morocco is a good place for surfing, and I think Aglou is a good point for surfing, it is Away from the busy area of Taghazout, Aglou is not that famous yet and definitely does not have top wave-quality but good for visitors and tourist who want to surfing during travel.

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• travelbugluce

  August 2012 edited August 2012

  To avoid the business of taghazout, try surfing with a tamraght based company. I definatley recommend Surf Star Morocco, had a great time with those guys, local people but who have learn english and have europeans helping out. great vibe. everyone said its the best place to surf, and tamraght is quieter version of taghazout with more local families etc so you experience the culture in a better way

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• Guest

  March 2013 edited 9:14PM

  I would recommend the Morocco surf camp which Stoke Travel organises. The first time I went surfing was through this agency and I really liked it. They were very beginner friendly and I would go a second time if i had the chance.
  www.stoketravel.com There are also some other surfing spots but I would recommend Morocco Surf Camp!
  Kind regards,
  
  JamesW

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• andre88

  March 2015

  Hy guys,
  
  I suggest you this website: http://www.eurosurfrental.com
  
  Here you can find all kind of accommodations situated all around the surf spots of Europe and Morocco!
  
  Good waves
  

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• mathieu

  March 2015

  Have a look at Surf Maroc too, they are a popular Morocco surf company. The provide surfing holidays and good value beachside locations in this up and coming surf destination. The village of Tagahzout is the surfing Mecca of Morocco, it's a small fishing village 19 km north of Agadir in the south west of Morocco and is blessed with a varied coastline which produces a range of waves to suit a whole spectrum of abilities. See: http://surfmaroc.com/en

  Visit wordtravels.com for destination advice

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