Taghazout

Taghazout is a coastal village in Morocco, located about 19 km north of Agadir, as we have already indicated in a previous post about Agadir and as we have explained in the section dedicated to sport in Morocco, surfing is […]

Taghazout is a coastal village in Morocco, located about 19 km north of Agadir, as we have already indicated in a previous post about Agadir and as we have explained in the section dedicated to sport in Morocco, surfing is an increasingly popular activity.

Especially in the southern part of the Atlantic coast. In the small fishing community of the city, for example, surfing has become one of its main economic engines.!

In this article we will tell you more details about what you will find here, the places where you can move and useful information for your trip to this place.

Characteristics of surfing

Taghazout and its surf are characterized by offering straight, long, clean and perfect waves, in a multitude of peaks. Sometimes, more than 500 meters! The prevailing wind is north and northeast, and it is advisable to pay attention to the rocks, since in some places they are very present.

Spots in and around Taghazout

Taghazout is very close to Agadir, about 15 kilometers to the north, so we have already mentioned its most famous places in the post dedicated to this Moroccan city. However, there are many more that are worth knowing.

The most significant are the following:

Imsouane: easy access, has parking. Its capacity is about 40 corridors. It is suitable for all levels because at the end of the wave there is the so-called ‘The Bay’, very tense and easy, ideal for schools and beginners

La Source: is a fairly exposed reef wave, with a capacity of about 10 or 20 corridors. Its difficulty is medium. Easy access, with parking
Mysteries: with more peaks and a capacity of 10 or 20 runners, to access it you have to walk about 5 minutes. It usually does not tolerate much sea and usually closes. Eye to the rocks at the bottom

Boilers: one of the most complicated, it is categorized high level. It works well with all tides, for its flat rocky bottom. It is very exposed to the sea. It has capacity for about 40 riders
Hash Point: The quality of the waves is usually lower, but it is a quick right easy to navigate, making it a favorite for schools. Can accommodate up to 40 passengers

One of the great advantages of Taghazout is that it has numerous surfboards. There are dozens of them between Imsouane and La Source. There are from the most basic to premium ones, which include other guest services such as yoga and adventure and sightseeing experiences.

To capture the essence of Taghazout and the surf that its environment offers, it is best to watch the video that Kyle Buthman did on one of his surf trips in the area. And if you need help choosing and booking one of the surf camps in this area, do not hesitate to contact Moroccotraveland.com

we organize your trip at will, including transportation, accommodation and other details.

How to get to Taghazout

There are a few ways to get to Taghazout depending on your starting location and preferred mode of transportation. Here are some options:

By plane: The closest airport to Taghazout is Agadir Al Massira Airport, which is located about 45 km south of Taghazout. From there, you can take a taxi or rent a car to get to Taghazout. Some hotels and guesthouses in Taghazout also offer airport transfers for their guests.

By bus: There are regular bus services from major cities in Morocco, such as Marrakech, Casablanca, and Essaouira, to Agadir. From Agadir, you can take a local bus or taxi to Taghazout, which is about a 30-minute drive away.

By car: If you are driving from within Morocco, you can take the A7 highway to Agadir, then follow the signs to Taghazout. The drive takes about 3-4 hours from Marrakech and 2-3 hours from Essaouira.

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