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The South of Morocco is a gift of Nature for surfers. Agadir is on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, a modern city surrounded by the best surf spots in the region. Taghazout is 20 km north of Agadir and stands out for the numerous right-hand point breaks, such as the renowned Anchor Point. Two top destinations also in historical and gastronomic terms.
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The best time of year to surf in Taghazout is between the months of October and March. During this period, sea conditions are particularly favorable, with consistent and powerful waves arriving from the North Atlantic, providing excellent surf for intermediate and advanced surfers. Water temperatures vary between 17 and 20 degrees, and it is recommended to use 3/2 or 4/3 suits. The climate is mild and dry, with average temperatures between 18 and 25 degrees, which makes the surfing experience even more pleasant. It is at this time that some of the most iconic spots in the region operate, such as Anchor Point, Killer Point, Boilers and Hash Point.
In the months of April, May and September, the consistency of the waves decreases slightly, but there are still good conditions for surfing, especially for those who are starting or have an intermediate level. This season is also marked by a lower influx of surfers, which allows for quieter and less crowded sessions. The water temperature rises slightly, being between 20 and 22 degrees.
Some tips and material that we recommend
Take two to three plates, to be prepared for small days, medium days and bigger days or with more power.
You must wear ankle boots, neoprene suit. Don't forget to bring a repair kit, cold water wax and scraper, as well as leashes, cords, keels, and keel wrenches.
Wear a high-quality, water-resistant, preferably reef-friendly SPF 50 sunscreen to protect the skin during long surfing sessions (solar radiation, at the Equator level, is particularly intense). Polarized sunglasses are also essential for days out of the water.
Wear a high-quality, water-resistant, preferably reef-friendly sunscreen to protect your skin during long surfing sessions. Polarized sunglasses are also essential for days out of the water.
A small repair kit can save your day if there is any damage to your plate.
Take essential or commonly needed medicines (it may be difficult to find them at the destination), including insect repellent, quick dressings and painkillers. A cream to treat skin irritations can also be helpful.
For a trip between November and February, the ideal is to wear clothes that adapt to milder temperatures, with the possibility of cold, especially at night. Layered clothing is recommended, such as hoodies, pants and a waterproof jacket for the occasional rain. Don't forget accessories like a sun hat, as well as comfortable shoes.
Do not forget the passport with a minimum validity of 6 months on the date of travel, the visa, if necessary, credit/debit cards and some money in US dollars, which are widely accepted.
To capture the epic waves and stunning scenery, a waterproof camera is a must. If you like to film with a drone, pay attention to the mandatory authorization that you will have to apply to the entity that governs air navigation in the Maldives.
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The Kingdom of Morocco is located in North Africa, has Mediterranean and Atlantic coast and almost 40 million inhabitants. It is a state with an official Islamic religion and occupies an area of almost 450 thousand km2 (five times the size of mainland Portugal), much of it mountainous and another, desert. It is located between latitudes 27ºN and 36ºN and longitudes 1ºE and 4º, oscillating between the temperate Mediterranean (North and Center) and semi-arid and desert (in the South), with snow to be found, in the winter months, in the region of the Atlas mountains.
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