You’ll spend seven days surfing Morocco’s coast with daily lessons tailored to your level, all meals included except one dinner out, plus a special day trip to ride Imsouane’s famous wave. Expect warm local hospitality at a traditional riad and plenty of time both on and off the water—by the end you might not want to leave either.
I signed up for this 7-day surf camp in Morocco mostly out of curiosity—I’d never really stood on a board before, but something about the idea just stuck in my head. The first morning, I woke up to the smell of mint tea and bread baking somewhere downstairs. Our instructor, Yassine, met us in the courtyard—he had that calm way about him that made you think maybe falling off your board wouldn’t be so bad after all. He laughed when I tried to pronounce “Imsouane”—I still can’t say it right.
The days kind of blurred together in a good way. Breakfasts were simple but filling—eggs, oranges, coffee strong enough to wake up even the sleepiest among us. We’d pile into the van (air conditioning always blasting) and head for whichever beach looked best that day. The surf lessons were split by level; I stuck with the beginners at first. The water was colder than I expected, wetsuit or not. There’s this moment when you finally catch a wave—even if it’s tiny—and everyone cheers like you’ve just won something big. That sticks with me.
One day we drove out to Imsouane—the “longest wave in Africa,” Yassine kept saying. It was busy but not crowded, if that makes sense; locals and travelers mixed together, sharing snacks between runs. Lunches were packed—sometimes fresh fruit or these sweet little pastries I wish I could find back home. Evenings were mellow: homemade dinners at the riad, someone always bringing out a guitar eventually. There was one night we went out for dinner (not included), and honestly, I still remember how smoky and lively that little restaurant felt.
It wasn’t just about surfing (though by day six my arms definitely noticed). People came from everywhere—solo travelers like me, families with kids running around barefoot, couples sharing towels on the sand. The team checked in constantly—“You need water? Sunscreen?” There was always someone around if you needed help or just wanted to talk about which beach had the best waves that week. By the end of it all, leaving felt weirdly hard—even though my hair still smelled like saltwater days later.
Yes, the package includes lessons for all levels—from total beginners to advanced surfers.
Yes, breakfast, lunch (packed), and homemade dinners are included every day except one evening meal out.
Yes, transportation from and to Agadir Airport or bus station is provided.
You’ll stay seven nights in a traditional Moroccan riad with free Wi-Fi.
Yes, use of surfboard, wetsuit, and leash is included for your entire stay.
Yes—families with children are welcome; infants can use prams or sit on an adult's lap during transport.
You’ll have six days of surf lessons plus one special day trip surfing at Imsouane.
Bottled water is provided daily during surf lessons.
Your week includes airport pickup and drop-off from Agadir (or bus station), seven nights’ stay at a traditional riad with Wi-Fi access, daily breakfasts prepared onsite, packed lunches for six days plus healthy homemade dinners (except one evening out), all your surf equipment—board, wetsuit and leash—for as long as you’re there, daily bottled water during lessons along with snacks like fruit or sweets on the beach, transport between beaches in an air-conditioned vehicle each day including a full-day trip to Imsouane for its legendary long wave, free surfing photography so you can laugh at your wipeouts later (or show off if you get good), plus support from the Tiziri Surf Maroc team any time you need them—literally 24/7 if something comes up.


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