Ride the Wave of Adventure

The nearest airports to our location are Essaouira (ESU), Marrakech (RAK), and Agadir (AGA). If you happen to land in a different airport, please notify us in advance so we can arrange transportation for you.

Whether you'll need a car depends on your specific plans and preferences. We're happy to assist you in finding a suitable car rental agency if you decide it's necessary. Alternatively, we can arrange all transportation to get you to the surf spots.

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Yes, of course! We'll ensure you have the opportunity to learn on smaller waves suitable for beginners. Our lessons are tailored to your needs and level, and we won't take you somewhere that might make you uncomfortable.

Yes, absolutely! There are plenty of options for advanced surfers. Depending on your level and preferences, we can take you to more intermediate or advanced spots, including beach breaks or point breaks. In Morocco, there's a wave for everyone, and we'll make sure you find the perfect one for your skill level.

Yes, the water can be cold, particularly in winter, so a 4/3 mm wetsuit would be suitable. In spring and autumn, a 3/2 mm wetsuit should suffice. During summer, the sea water temperature in Morocco is generally warmer, but it can still vary. While some may feel comfortable with a short suit during the summer months, it's not always the case, so it's best to be prepared with a wetsuit.

The surfing season in Morocco fluctuates based on location and wave preference. Typically, the prime surfing months span from October to March, offering ample opportunities for catching large and consistent waves. During this period, the Atlantic coast benefits from swells originating from both the north and south, resulting in optimal conditions for right-hand point breaks.

Throughout the off-peak surfing season, running from April to September, there remains an abundance of waves suitable for beginners and intermediate surfers keen on honing their skills.

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All lessons or guiding include a surfboard, a wetsuit, a leash, transport to the surf spot, and professional coaching or guiding.

A typical surf lesson begins once we're at the beach, where you'll be equipped with a surfboard and a wetsuit. Of course, feel free to bring your own gear if you have it. Each lesson lasts approximately 2 hours.

For beginners, the focus will be on mastering the fundamentals of standing on the surfboard and developing an understanding of the waves. Intermediate and advanced surfers can expect to work on refining their style and may be introduced to new maneuvers to elevate their surfing skills to the next level

Our cancellation policy allows for cancellations up to 24 hours before the scheduled lesson, with a full refund of the deposit. However, if cancellation occurs within 24 hours of the lesson, the deposit will not be refunded.