Six bases, six moods. Pick the one that matches your level and how you like to spend your evenings.
Morocco's surf capital: a lively village of surf houses, hostels and cafés, with Anchor Point, Hash Point and Panoramas on the doorstep. Busy and social, and the famous breaks get crowded.
The resort strip just south of the village: big international hotels, golf, beach clubs and the surf village. Comfortable and calm, a short drive or walk from the points.
A quieter village between Taghazout and Aourir, with gentle beach breaks, laptop-friendly cafés and lots of surf camps. Almost no nightlife.
A local market town next to Banana Point, with banks, ATMs and the cheapest surf camps on the coast.
A remote fishing village built around one of Africa's longest waves. No nightlife, patchy signal, unforgettable sunsets. Part of the seafront was demolished in 2024, so check that a place is still open before you book.
A full-service beach city 20 to 40 minutes from the surf, with restaurants, nightlife and every kind of hotel.
Usually a bed, breakfast and dinner, daily transport to the best spot for the conditions, lessons or guiding, and board and wetsuit hire. Expect roughly €300 to €700 for a week, more for boutique villas. Many include the airport pickup.
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