Car rental taghazout : Best spot surf in Agadir

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Car rental taghazout : If you are looking for a good surfing plan for Anchor and Agadir, here are some suggestions:

Book or sleep near Anchor Point, one of the best surf spots in the area. This will allow you to easily get to the beach and enjoy the waves. Hotels, hostels, apartment at taghazout the closest point to the anchor point.

If you’re not already an experienced surfer, consider taking surf lessons at a local surf school. There are many surf schools in Agadir and Taghazout.

Rent your surfing equipment locally instead of taking it with you. It’s more convenient and less expensive than carrying your own surfboard. There are several surf rental stores in Taghazout and Agadir.

Explore other surf spots in the area. In addition to Anchor Point, there are other popular surf spots nearby such as Devils Rock, Hash Point and Taghazout Bay. It’s worth visiting these spots for a change of pace and to discover other interesting waves and good feelings.

Enjoy the lively nightlife in Taghazout. Taghazout is known for its lively nightlife around a fire with many bars and restaurants offering live music, drinks and delicious local fish dishes. It is a great way to meet other surfers from around the world and relax after a busy day on the waves.

Magic Bay, Imsouane

Also known as La Baie, this is the most popular surf spot in the Imsouane region. The sandbanks make it an attractive option for beginners, as does the fact that it’s a long right-hand wave that breaks continuously. Ripples can reach 600 meters when conditions are perfect, making it one of the longest waves in all of Africa.

Banana Point, Aourir 

Banana Point is a right-hand pointbreak that is situated close to the community of Aourir. The only difference between this one and others in this article is that Banana Point has no current and is relatively easy to use – making it ideal for all levels (including beginners).

La Source, Taghazout 

A-frame peaks and beginner-friendly walls are both available at La Source. These mountains build gradually before breaking. The waves on a surf trip to Morocco are perfect for beginning surfers because these peaks climb gradually before breaking closer to shore. There are also rights and lefts, but lefts are rarer.

Panoramas, Taghazout 

Panoramas is a right-hand sandy point on a long beach. When it’s small, it’s a great place for intermediate surfers to hone their skills or for beginner surfers to take the next step towards a certified shredder. The atmosphere is very cool and, curiously, it’s not as crowded as the nearby beaches. As the swell rises, the wave becomes more powerful, so don’t forget to check the forecast before you go.

Hash point, Taghazout

This well-known pointbreak wasn’t named for its famous hash browns. Rather, it’s said that many people would surf here instead of walking to Anchor Point. This quick right, which is located in the center of Taghazout, performs nicely with a medium-sized to large swell when the sand is in the proper location. Fun and smooth with some racy sections, this is a classic intermediate surf break in Morocco.

Mysteries, Taghazout 

Just north of Anchor Point lies Mysteries – a world-class righthander that breaks on the reef. It’s said to be more accessible than other waves in the area, with ripples that stretch over 200 meters and barrel sections. Hollow and fast, it’s an ideal spot for confident surfers looking to have a blast.

Anchor Point, Taghazout one of the most famous surf spots in Morocco

At this point, you’re probably praying for a hard-hitting beach break, but we’re sorry to say that Morocco’s most advanced surf spots are all point breaks. After all, practicing how to ride a point break is the entire idea of Moroccan surfing! However, Anchor Point is arguably the most recognizable point break in this region of the world. On days when it’s frequented, it produces legendary ripples thanks to the sand and reef bottom, as well as the fact that it holds the swell that’s well overhead. There are barrels, soak takeoffs, carving segments and more. If there’s one beach break or point break among all the Moroccan surf spots mentioned in this article that’s worth surfing, it’s this one. A challenging but rewarding wave for experienced surfers.

Boilers, Taghazout one of the best surf spots in Morocco

People staying at surf camps in Morocco whisper the name “Boilers” in hushed tones. The reason is that this break is the site of a sunken wreck, whose boiler (or steam generator) can be seen in the take-off area. Difficult but incredibly scenic, Boilers is a wave for experienced surfers. There’s a strong current when it’s big and the reef is shallow. The downside is that it’s possible to get hurt, but the upside is that the tube is hard. The quicker you’ll be able go on a wave at Boilers, the more likely you’re to urge through the barrelling segments and come out unscathed. If you’re surfing in Morocco and want to test yourself, Boilers is the place to be.

Book your car rental in taghazout and organize your activity in advance:

Rental Car Taghazout offers various services to accompany you throughout your trip. If you would like to discover some of the tourist activities around Agadir, book your vehicle now at :

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