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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.

A historic coastline

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The best waves for surfing
What's the best time
to enjoy the waves?
The best time of year to surf in Taghazout is between 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 range from 17°C to 20°C, and we recommend using 3/2mm or 4/3mm wetsuits. The climate is mild and dry, with average temperatures between 18°C and 25°C, making the surfing experience even more pleasant. This is when some of the region's most iconic spots, such as Anchor Point, Killer Point, Boilers, and Hash Point, are at their best.
In April, May, and September, wave consistency decreases slightly, but there are still good conditions for surfing, especially for beginners and intermediate surfers. This season is also marked by fewer surfers, allowing for quieter, less crowded sessions. The water temperature rises slightly, ranging between 20°C and 22°C.
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Where is it located?
The Kingdom of Morocco is located in North Africa, with both Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines and a population of nearly 40 million. It is a state with an official Islamic religion, covering an area of almost 450,000 km² (five times the size of mainland Portugal), much of which is mountainous or desert. Located between latitudes 27ºN and 36ºN and longitudes 1ºW and 13ºW, the climate oscillates between temperate Mediterranean (in the North and Center) and semi-arid to desert (in the South), with snow found in the Atlas Mountains during the winter months.
























