By Steeve
Looking for the best surf camps in Morocco? You’re in the right place. Morocco sits just a short flight from Europe, and the waves are as consistent as the sunshine. From the long right-handers of Imsouane to the punchy reef breaks around Taghazout, there’s a reason it keeps pulling surfers back year after year. And the camps here get it – good food, solid coaching, and that easy energy that makes a week feel like a month.
We put this list of the best surf camps in Morocco together using real data from Waverick – guest reviews, actual prices, and what each camp genuinely offers. No affiliate rankings, no paid placements. Just 10 camps we know and trust, spread across five surf regions so you can find the right fit for your level, your budget, and the kind of trip you’re after.
| Camp | Location | Rating | From | Packages |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ohana Surf Morocco | Taghazout Area | ★★★★★ 5.0 (5) | €222 / 3n | Surf & Yoga, Surf Coaching |
| Kosa Surf Camp | Aourir | ★★★★★ 4.6 (5) | €195 / 3n | Surf & Yoga, Surf Coaching, Surf Guiding |
| Gota Dagua | Tamraght | New | €609 / 7n | Surf Coaching, Surf & Yoga (all-inclusive) |
| Holy Beach | Sidi Kaouki | ★★★★★ 5.0 (4) | €240 / 3n | Surf & Yoga, Surf Coaching, Surf Guiding, Full Board |
| Travel Surf Morocco | Imsouane | ★★★★★ 5.0 (4) | €291 / 3n | Surf Coaching, Surf Guiding, Surf Trip |
| Blue Mind Morocco | Tamraght | ★★★★★ 5.0 (3) | €264 / 4n | Surf & Yoga, Surf Guiding, B&B |
| Surf Les Vagues | Sidi Kaouki | ★★★★★ 5.0 (3) | €243 / 3n | Surf Coaching |
| Tamazirt by Amayour | Taghazout | ★★★★★ 5.0 (2) | €66 / 2n | Surf & Yoga, Surf Coaching, B&B |
| Sun House Morocco | Taghazout | ★★★★★ 4.8 (7) | €105 / 3n | Surf & Yoga, Surf Coaching, B&B |
| Moon Surf House | Imsouane | ★★★★★ 5.0 (4) | €270 / 3n | Surf Coaching, Free Surf |
Run by two brothers who grew up surfing these breaks, Ohana has that easy, family-run energy where evenings happen on the rooftop – mint tea, guitars, and stories from the day. Two packages: Surf & Yoga pairs daily sessions with sunset yoga on the roof, while Surf Coaching strips it back to pure surfing with small groups.
Check availability →Banana Village sits between Taghazout and Aourir – close to all the main breaks without the crowds. The coaches know every spot from Anchor Point down to Banana Beach, and the groups stay small enough that you’ll actually progress. Twenty rooms means there’s always a good crew around, but it never feels overcrowded.
Nacer runs Kosa with the kind of warmth that makes first-timers feel like regulars. Three package tiers cover the range: Surf & Yoga for the full experience, Surf Coaching for focused learning, or Surf Guiding – the most affordable option here – if you already know the basics and just want someone to show you the best spots.
Check availability →Aourir is a working Moroccan town with its own banana market and local restaurants, away from the tourist stretch. The food at Kosa is proper home cooking, and the terrace has that easy, hang-out-all-afternoon feel. With 10 rooms, it stays personal. If you want to skip the tourist experience and actually live like a local for a week, Kosa delivers.
I had a great time at Kosa Surf and booking this trip via Waverick. It’s a really authentic place, in an authentic location with delicious food and a lovely team. I quickly felt at home in the small surf camp family. The surfing classes were small, so I was able to improve my skills quickly. The accommodation was always tidy and really cozy with an awesome terrace. 10 out of 10, I’ll definitely come back another time!
Gota Dagua is the only true all-inclusive camp on this list. One weekly rate covers meals, surf gear, video analysis, and a full calendar of activities. Same team behind the popular Gota Dagua in Caparica, Portugal – they’ve brought that same tried-and-tested format to Tamraght.
Check availability →Five minutes on foot from Anchor Point, Devil’s Rock, and Banana Point – three of the region’s best breaks, right outside the door. Every room has air conditioning and a private bathroom, which is a genuine plus for Tamraght. The base rate includes breakfast, six dinners, a BBQ night, full surf equipment, and a theory lesson with video analysis. Surf courses and yoga are optional add-ons. The seven-night minimum suits surfers who want a proper week of immersion rather than a quick weekend trip.
Four packages make Holy Beach the most versatile camp in our Morocco selection. Surf & Yoga, Surf Coaching, Surf Guiding – plus a Full Board option for anyone who wants the accommodation, pool, and meals without the surf. That last one is rare: most camps assume everyone’s here for the waves. Houssam and Pauline set this up for couples and groups where not everyone surfs.
Check availability →The pool is the centrepiece – you’ll end up there between sessions, watching the waves roll in. Sidi Kaouki’s wide beach breaks are forgiving and consistent, which makes it solid for beginners. The wind picks up in the afternoon, so kitesurfing is on the table too. Fifteen rooms, right on the edge of the beach.
Travel Surf Morocco does something none of the other camps on this list do: they’ll drive you to wherever the conditions are best. Their Surf Trip package takes you beyond the local break – different spots each day, picked based on swell direction, wind, and your level. If you’ve done the standard surf camp thing before and want to actually explore Morocco’s coastline, this is the format.
Check availability →Imsouane’s famous right-hander is the home break – long, rolling rides that go on for hundreds of metres, genuinely some of the longest waves in Africa. But the Surf Trip package opens up spots most visitors never find. Two other options: Surf Coaching for daily lessons, and Surf Guiding for independent surfers who want local knowledge. The village itself is a small fishing town – fresh fish at the harbour, dramatic cliffs, and a pace of life that’s properly slow.
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Yoga isn’t an add-on at Blue Mind – it’s woven into the entire experience. Both the Surf & Yoga and Surf Guiding packages include daily yoga sessions, making it the only camp here where yoga comes standard with every activity package. Khalid and his team have built something genuine in Tamraght, a quiet village between Taghazout and Agadir.
Check availability →Three tiers work for different budgets: Surf & Yoga is the most affordable combo of its kind across these ten, Surf Guiding adds local wave knowledge while keeping the daily yoga, and B&B strips it back to just a bed and breakfast – ideal if you want to surf independently. The four-night minimum is longer than most, but the pricing more than compensates. Devil’s Rock and the Crocro break sit right on the doorstep.
Les Vagues keeps it simple – one package, one focus: Surf Coaching. That’s the most affordable coaching rate across all ten camps. No yoga, no guiding, no extras to choose between. Just solid instruction on Sidi Kaouki’s sandy beach, where the waves are easy enough that beginners actually enjoy the learning process.
Check availability →The beach here is wide, sandy, and gentle – conditions that reward patience over power, which is exactly what you want when you’re learning. Twenty rooms including small beach houses for those who want more space. The single-focus approach clearly works: 5.0-star rating from every guest who’s reviewed it.
The most flexible camp on this list. A two-night minimum – everywhere else requires three or more. From €66 for a weekend stay, it’s the lowest entry price in Morocco. Twenty-five rooms handle larger groups and families. And a B&B option means you can book accommodation only, without any surf packages attached.
Check availability →Right in Taghazout village, walking distance from the famous breaks – Anchor Point, Hash Point, Panoramas. Three packages: Surf & Yoga for the full immersion, Surf Coaching for daily lessons, or B&B. Tamazirt is the big sister of Amayour Surf Camp – same team, same quality, bigger capacity. The 20% deposit means you’re not committing a big chunk upfront.
Seven guest reviews with a 4.8-star average makes Sun House the most reviewed camp we feature in Morocco – and the track record speaks for itself. With just 10 rooms, a jacuzzi with ocean views, and the kind of hosting where they know your name by day two, it’s the camp that banks on quality over scale.
Check availability →Pick from Surf & Yoga, Surf Coaching, or B&B if you prefer to surf independently. The small size guarantees personal attention – coaching groups can’t get too big when the entire camp only holds 10 rooms. Sits in Taghazout with easy access to all the area’s breaks. Works well for couples or solo travellers who want a calm, well-run base.
Moon Surf House offers something you won’t find at any other camp in this roundup: a Free Surf package. Accommodation, breakfast, and access to the camp – but no coaching. If you’re an intermediate or advanced surfer who doesn’t need lessons, this is your entry point to Imsouane without paying for instruction you don’t want.
Check availability →The Surf Coaching package is there if you do want it. Twenty rooms including family rooms – a newer build with a clean, modern setup that feels different from the older guesthouses in the village. Imsouane’s sheltered bay is a longboarder’s playground – the kind of wave where you can glide for hundreds of metres without rushing a single turn. The village has its own pace – a handful of cafes, fishing boats pulled up on the sand, and a surf scene that’s growing but hasn’t lost its character.
Morocco works for surfing almost year-round, but the sweet spot depends on what you’re after. Most of the best surf camps in Morocco run from September through April, with some operating year-round. Here’s a quick breakdown by season.
| Season | Months | Swell | Water Temp | Crowd | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peak | Dec – Feb | Big, consistent swells | 16–18°C | Busy | Intermediates & advanced |
| Shoulder | Oct – Nov | Building swells, warm | 19–21°C | Moderate | All levels |
| Shoulder | Mar – Apr | Fading swells, warm | 17–19°C | Moderate | All levels |
| Summer | May – Sep | Small, easy waves | 20–23°C | Quiet | Beginners, longboarders |
October and November are the sweet spot for most surfers – the swell is building, the water is still warm enough for a 3/2 wetsuit, and the camps aren’t at full capacity yet. You’ll get more attention from coaches and better availability too.
Surf Les Vagues in Sidi Kaouki and Holy Beach are both great for beginners. Sidi Kaouki has wide sandy beach breaks that are forgiving and consistent. Blue Mind Morocco in Tamraght is another good option if you want to combine surfing with yoga. For the lowest entry price, Tamazirt by Amayour starts from just €66 for a 2-night stay.
On Waverick, surf camp stays in Morocco range from €66 (Tamazirt, 2-night minimum) to €609 (Gota Dagua, 7-night all-inclusive) depending on the camp, room type, and package. Most camps require a minimum 3-night stay; Gota Dagua operates on a weekly basis. Dorm rooms are cheaper, private rooms cost more. Most camps include breakfast; some offer full board or all-inclusive rates.
October to April for the best waves. December to February gets the biggest swells but is also busiest. October–November is the sweet spot – good waves, warm water, smaller crowds. Summer (May–September) is great for beginners with smaller, easy waves.
No. Every camp featured here provides boards as part of their surf packages. You’ll typically get a range of boards to match your level – soft tops for beginners, hardboards for intermediates and up. If you want to bring your own, most camps have board storage.
Different vibes. Taghazout is Morocco’s surf capital with more camps, restaurants, and variety of breaks – from beginner beach breaks to the famous Anchor Point reef. Imsouane is quieter, more remote, and known for its extremely long right-hand wave. Taghazout suits social surfers and intermediates. Imsouane suits longboarders and anyone looking for a slower pace. We wrote a full comparison here.
The most common packages across Morocco surf camps are: Surf Coaching (daily lessons with an instructor), Surf & Yoga (coaching plus daily yoga sessions), Surf Guiding (for surfers who can already ride and want local knowledge), and B&B (accommodation only, no activities). Some camps offer unique options: Gota Dagua runs a true all-inclusive weekly model with meals, gear, and activities in one rate. Travel Surf Morocco has a Surf Trip package that drives you to the best spots. Moon Surf House offers Free Surf for independent surfers. And Holy Beach has a Full Board option for non-surfers.
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