Surf Sports, Morocco

16 breaks between Agadir and Tamri, each with its own guide

By level, swell direction, tide and crowd

Quick comparison

Same information, side by side

SpotLevelTypeBest tideCrowd
Banana PointBeginnerRight point plus beach breakWorks at both low and highModerate to busy — many schools use it
CrocsBeginnerBeach breakAsk on the day — the banks shiftUsually quieter than Banana Point
Devil's RockImproverRight-hander over rockConfirm locally — varies with swell sizeModerate, mostly locals and camps
PanoramasImproverPoint and beach, mixed bottomVaries — check on the dayModerate
Anchor PointAdvancedWorld-class right pointCommonly cited as low to mid — confirm locallyVery crowded on any good swell
Killer PointAdvancedRight point breakConfirm locallyThinned by the paddle
Hash PointImproverRight-hander over mixed reefGenerally better on higher tidesBusy — it is in the village
La SourceImproverRight reef breakConfirm locallyLighter than Anchor Point
MysteriesImproverRight break over reef and sandBarrels reported on lower tidesLighter than its neighbours
BoilersAdvancedRight reef breakConfirm locally — the keyhole entry mattersSmall, experienced
TamriImproverExposed beach breakVaries with the banksQuiet
ImsouaneBeginnerLong right point plus a punchier peakThe Bay is often best on a low, rising tideBusy in season
AnzaImproverReef and beach breakConfirm locallyModerate, mostly local
K11 and K12ImproverReef breaksK11 works low and high; K12 prefers mid to highUsually light
Dog StepsAdvancedReef breakConfirm locallySmall
Taghazout BeachBeginnerBeach breakVariesBusy with schools

How to read a Moroccan forecast

Four numbers decide your session

NumberWhat it meansBeginner wantsIf it is high
Wave heightOpen-ocean swell, not the wave you see0.7–1.3 mAbove 2 m the beginner bays close out
PeriodGap between waves — the real measure of power8–11 s14 s+ is heavy groundswell, too much for a first lesson
DirectionWhere the energy comes fromAny, in a sheltered bayNW lights up the points; W/SW favours the beaches
WindSurface textureUnder 15 km/h, offshoreOnshore afternoon wind turns clean waves to chop

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