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Taghazout · Point break · Right

Killer Point surf forecast

  • Level: Advanced
  • Best swell: W–NNW
  • Best wind: NNE–ENE
  • Best tide: low to mid
Surf · 11:00
0.8 to 1.1 m
waist to chest
Rating
Fair
Wind
3 km/h
Glassy
Water · Wetsuit
19.7 °C
3/2 mm full suit

10-day surf forecast

Updated · Morocco time
Sat 31 Oct Sun 1 Nov Mon 2 Nov Tue 3 Nov Wed 4 Nov Thu 5 Nov Fri 6 Nov Sat 7 Nov Sun 8 Nov Mon 9 Nov
Time09h12h15h18h21h03h06h09h12h15h18h21h03h06h09h12h15h18h21h03h06h09h12h15h18h21h03h06h09h12h15h18h21h03h06h09h12h15h18h21h03h06h09h12h15h18h21h03h06h09h12h15h18h21h03h06h09h12h15h18h21h03h06h09h12h15h18h21h
Surf (m)
0.8–1.1
0.8–1.1
0.9–1.2
1.0–1.4
1.1–1.5
1.2–1.7
1.3–1.8
1.4–1.9
1.5–2.0
1.5–2.1
1.6–2.1
1.4–1.9
1.4–1.9
1.3–1.8
1.3–1.7
1.2–1.7
1.1–1.5
1.1–1.5
1.0–1.4
0.9–1.3
0.9–1.3
1.0–1.3
0.9–1.3
0.9–1.3
0.8–1.2
0.8–1.1
0.8–1.1
0.7–1.0
0.7–1.0
0.7–0.9
0.6–0.9
0.6–0.8
0.6–0.8
0.4–0.6
0.4–0.6
0.4–0.6
0.5–0.7
0.7–1.0
0.8–1.0
0.7–1.0
0.9–1.2
0.9–1.2
0.9–1.2
0.9–1.2
0.8–1.2
0.8–1.1
0.8–1.1
0.7–1.0
0.7–0.9
0.6–0.9
0.6–0.9
0.6–0.8
0.6–0.8
0.5–0.7
0.5–0.7
0.6–0.8
0.5–0.7
0.6–0.8
0.6–0.8
0.6–0.9
0.7–1.0
0.8–1.2
0.9–1.3
1.0–1.3
1.1–1.5
1.0–1.4
1.0–1.4
1.1–1.5
Rating
Swell
0.513 s WNW
0.613 s NW
0.813 s NW
0.912 s NW
1.012 s NW
1.112 s NW
1.111 s NW
1.111 s NW
1.111 s NW
1.111 s NW
1.113 s NW
1.413 s NW
1.413 s NW
1.412 s NW
1.312 s NW
1.213 s NW
1.213 s NW
1.212 s NW
1.112 s NW
1.112 s NW
1.012 s NW
1.112 s NW
1.112 s NW
1.112 s NW
1.012 s NW
0.912 s NW
0.912 s NW
0.912 s NNW
0.812 s NNW
0.812 s NNW
0.711 s NNW
0.711 s NNW
0.611 s NNW
0.511 s NW
0.410 s NW
0.410 s NW
0.313 s NW
0.414 s NW
0.514 s NW
0.613 s NW
0.813 s NW
0.813 s NW
0.812 s NW
0.812 s NW
0.812 s NW
0.812 s NW
0.712 s NW
0.711 s NW
0.611 s NW
0.611 s NW
0.611 s NW
0.511 s NW
0.511 s NW
0.411 s NW
0.410 s NW
0.310 s NW
0.312 s NW
0.312 s NW
0.312 s NW
0.412 s NW
0.99 s W
1.49 s W
0.712 s WNW
1.610 s W
1.811 s W
1.811 s W
1.711 s W
1.710 s WNW
Wind
3Glassy
4Glassy
11Side-on
13Cross
8Cross
6Glassy
3Glassy
3Glassy
9Side-on
14Cross
14Cross
11Cross
4Glassy
6Glassy
10Cross
9Cross
16Offshore
8Side-off
6Glassy
5Glassy
8Side-off
7Cross
6Glassy
8Side-on
13Cross
13Side-off
8Side-off
2Glassy
2Glassy
5Glassy
11Cross
13Cross
9Side-off
8Side-off
3Glassy
1Glassy
7Glassy
9Onshore
5Glassy
2Glassy
5Glassy
3Glassy
1Glassy
6Glassy
9Side-on
9Cross
6Glassy
2Glassy
3Glassy
1Glassy
6Glassy
10Side-on
11Cross
5Glassy
7Cross
3Glassy
3Glassy
8Onshore
16Cross
19Cross
10Side-off
5Glassy
9Side-on
13Cross
15Cross
12Side-on
7Glassy
3Glassy
Tide (m)1.6↓0.8↑1.7↑2.5↑1.9↓1.7↑2.7↑2.2↓1.1↓1.2↑2.2↑2.2↓1.3↑2.3↑2.5↓1.5↓1.0↑1.7↑2.4↓1.2↑1.8↑2.7↑2.1↓1.0↓1.3↑2.3↑1.3↓1.4↑2.5↑2.5↓1.3↓1.0↑2.1↑1.5↓1.0↑2.2↑2.9↓1.6↓0.8↑1.8↑1.8↓0.9↑1.8↑3.0↑2.0↓0.7↓1.5↑2.1↓0.8↓1.4↑2.9↑2.3↓0.8↓1.2↑2.5↓0.9↓1.1↑2.7↑2.6↓1.0↓1.0↑2.8↓1.1↓0.8↑2.3↑2.8↓1.3↓0.8↑

Surf height & rating

0.00.51.01.52.0Sat 31 OctSun 1 NovMon 2 NovTue 3 NovWed 4 NovThu 5 NovFri 6 NovSat 7 NovSun 8 NovMon 9 NovTue 10 Nov

Before you go

Drive: About 10 min from Taghazout · 1 h from Agadir airport

Parking

Park at the Plage La Source car park just off the N1, or at the viewpoint pull-off on the N1 right above the point. Lock up and leave nothing on show.

Getting in

Walk down to La Source beach, then paddle west along the bay to the point: 10 to 15 minutes, longer on big days. Save energy for the way back.

Boards

Board for todayShortboardFish

A shortboard; a step-up when it's solid. A board with a bit of extra volume makes the long paddle easier.

On site

  • Board rental
  • Food
  • Toilets

Nothing on site. Taghazout's cafés and shops are a few minutes' drive away.

Local tip: Named after the orcas once seen here. Dolphins are common; sharing the line-up with them is part of the deal.

Plan your stay near Taghazout village

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Spot guide

The heaviest point around Taghazout, named after the orcas that used to be seen off the cliffs. Killer Point holds the biggest NW swells and throws long, powerful rights with a steep take-off and fast walls. The paddle out from La Source beach is long (15 minutes or more on big days), so pace yourself. Best from low to mid tide with a NE wind.

Watch out: Rocky bottom, long paddle, strong currents when big.

Best months

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

Questions

When is the best time to surf Killer Point?

Killer Point is at its best from October to March, on a W–NNW swell with a NNE–ENE wind. Best tide: low to mid. Check the 10-day forecast above for the best window each day.

Is Killer Point good for beginners?

No. Killer Point is an advanced wave with a rocky bottom and powerful surf. Beginners should head to Banana Point, Imsouane Bay or the beach breaks instead.

How big does it need to be for Killer Point to work?

Killer Point starts working at about 1.0 m on the face and is best between 1.5 and 3.0 m. Above roughly 4.5 m it gets heavy and best left to experts.

What's the water temperature at Killer Point?

Right now the sea is about 19.7 °C. Recommended: 3/2 mm full suit. Over the year it ranges from about 17 °C in February to 22 °C in September.

Where do you park for Killer Point?

Park at the Plage La Source car park just off the N1, or at the viewpoint pull-off on the N1 right above the point. Lock up and leave nothing on show.

What board should I ride at Killer Point?

A shortboard; a step-up when it's solid. A board with a bit of extra volume makes the long paddle easier.

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