444 Best Surf Camps in the World

Lisbon's original surf school since 2008

Surf Lisbon holds the distinction of being Lisbon's original surf school, operating since 2008 when Costa da Caparica was still finding its footing as a surf destination. What sets them apart is their oceanfront location—guests literally step from their accommodation onto the beach, eliminating daily shuttle rides that plague many surf camps. Fifteen years of operation shows in their refined teaching approach. The 4:1 coach ratio ensures personal attention, and their instructors know every sandbar shift and tide quirk along these breaks. This local expertise translates into faster progression for beginners, with many catching their first waves within initial sessions. The surf house creates a genuine family atmosphere that solo travelers particularly appreciate. Beyond daily surf coaching, they offer yoga classes, spa services, and social spaces where guests naturally connect. Their 4.9-star Google rating from 372 reviews reflects consistently patient instruction and welcoming staff. At EUR475 per week, it's competitively priced for beachfront accommodation with intensive surf programs. The facilities are admittedly basic, and shared spaces can get lively—this isn't a luxury retreat. Board selection rates moderately at 3/5, covering beginner and intermediate needs. Surf Lisbon works best for beginners and intermediate surfers who value authentic community vibes over polished amenities, and anyone wanting to learn from instructors with deep local knowledge rather than rotating seasonal staff.

Hidden Bay Resort sits in a private, pristine bay surrounded by 24+ world-class waves in the heart of the North Mentawais.

Hidden Bay Resort has been turning surf dreams into unforgettable memories for over 12 years. Located in a private bay at the heart of the North Mentawais, the resort offers unparalleled access to over 24 top-tier surf spots, most just 15-20 minutes by boat. The iconic Hideaways break is less than 5...

Sumba Surf Camp sits on a hillside overlooking Kerewe beach in West Sumba, about 100 meters from the ocean. The camp runs six bungalows and rooms, all with AC and private bathrooms, built from tropical wood and hay in a mix of Sumbanese and western styles. The operation centers on boat access to th...

What sets Surf Soul Camp apart is owner Olith's hands-on approach and the genuine family atmosphere that develops among guests. Unlike many surf camps where instructors stay on shore, these ISA-certified coaches actually get in the water with you, providing real-time feedback and detailed progression guidance. The camp combines surf coaching with yoga classes, creating a complete mind-body experience for beginners and intermediate surfers. Video analysis sessions help you understand your technique, while theory lessons deepen your ocean knowledge. Their multi-course breakfast spreads have become legendary among guests, and the terrace provides the perfect spot to analyze waves or simply unwind. Starting at $350 per week, Surf Soul Camp offers both beginner and intermediate boards, with rental options available. The 4.8-star Google rating from 76 reviews reflects guests' appreciation for the personalized attention and authentic connections formed here. Many report leaving with lasting friendships and significantly improved surf skills. While some guests mention occasional organizational hiccups and room cleaning could be more frequent, the passionate instruction and welcoming atmosphere more than compensate. The camp feels more like joining a group of surf-loving friends than attending a formal program. This camp works best for surfers who value personal connection, detailed coaching feedback, and want to experience Arugam Bay through local expertise rather than a corporate surf school environment.

What makes Surf'n Lanka special isn't just the prime Weligama Bay location—it's owner Manju and his team's genuine care for every guest. This family-run operation has earned a stellar 4.8-star rating from 194 reviews because instructors like Roshedly, Ashan, and Aji treat surfing lessons like personal missions, adapting their teaching to each individual's pace and goals. The camp sits directly across from Weligama Beach, where consistent waves break over a forgiving sandy bottom—perfect for beginners who want to learn without worrying about reefs. More experienced surfers get guided trips to nearby point breaks and reef spots along the south coast. With longboards, intermediate boards, and beginner options available, plus professional coaching from ISA-certified instructors, progression happens quickly here. Starting at $200 per week, Surf'n Lanka offers solid value for the personalized attention guests receive. The family atmosphere means you'll feel like you're staying with locals rather than at a commercial operation. The trade-off? Accommodations are basic, some rooms lack AC, and WiFi can be spotty. The guesthouse facilities show some wear, but most guests don't mind because the surfing instruction and welcoming vibe more than compensate. This camp works best for beginners through intermediate surfers who value authentic local hospitality and patient, skilled teaching over luxury amenities.

KAZA Wave represents a new generation of surf hospitality in Imsouane, Morocco. Opened in November 2024 as the newest and most modern surf accommodation in this legendary surf town, it combines contemporary comfort with authentic Moroccan warmth. Founded by Kamal and managed by Yassine, two local s...

Surfing is our lifestyle

What sets Peniche Surf Lodge apart is its flexibility—they've mastered being both a proper surf camp and a base for independent surfers who want lessons on their own schedule. This family-run operation by Claire and Duncan offers genuine hospitality rather than corporate surf camp vibes. The location delivers immediate access to some of Portugal's most famous breaks. Papoa Beach sits right across the road—a semi-reef that works for all levels and transforms into a tow-in spot during massive swells. Supertubos, home to the annual Rip Curl Pro, lies just minutes away for those chasing serious barrels. The 3-kilometer stretch to Baleal provides consistent beach break alternatives when conditions shift. Their 5:1 coach ratio ensures quality instruction from beginner to advanced levels, with experienced instructors who know these breaks intimately. Equipment rentals let you surf independently between lessons—perfect for mixed groups where some want coaching while others prefer exploring solo. The lodge itself keeps things simple but comfortable, with coworking space for digital nomads, reliable wifi, and a social bar area. At EUR350-1350 per week with a solid 4.7-star rating from 86 reviews, it's premium pricing that reflects the prime Peniche location. This works best for independent-minded surfers who want professional instruction without rigid programming, mixed-ability groups, and anyone seeking immediate access to Portugal's premier surf zone without the full resort experience.

Lapoint Bali sits in the heart of Canggu, a 10-minute walk from the beach and surrounded by rice paddies, cafes, and surf shops. The property features traditional Balinese architecture around a central garden with two swimming pools, a volleyball court, and covered lounge areas. Guests stay in priva...

The Free Spirit Hostel stands out for its authentic community atmosphere built around nightly family-style vegetarian dinners where international travelers connect over home-cooked meals. This beachfront hostel in El Transito delivers uncrowded surf sessions right at your doorstep – waves often go unridden for weeks in this remote fishing village. What sets Free Spirit apart is the genuine social energy created by friendly volunteer staff who make everyone feel like family. The beachfront location features a pool with direct surf views and spectacular sunset watching. At just $30/week starting price, it's incredibly affordable while maintaining high standards (4.7★ from 334 reviews). The hostel caters well to digital nomads with reliable wifi, plus offers surf lessons and board rentals for all skill levels. Evening activities include yoga, beach volleyball, and spikeball, followed by a party-friendly atmosphere with music until 11pm. Trade-offs include the remote location requiring expensive transport from San Juan del Sur ($70-100 taxi) and more powerful waves that can feel serious for complete beginners. The lively social scene isn't ideal for introverts seeking quiet retreats. The Free Spirit Hostel is perfect for social travelers, especially digital nomads, who want affordable beachfront accommodation with genuine community vibes, uncrowded surf, and don't mind a party atmosphere in a remote setting.

Red Island delivers what most surfers dream about: perfect waves with barely anyone out. The coastline's unique shape creates options for every level. Beginners and longboarders find gentle, rolling waves to progress on, while more experienced surfers can score hollow shore breaks without fighting f...

Your smile is our goal

Three decades and 50,000 students later, Peniche Surfcamp has figured out how to run a proper surf operation in Portugal's surf capital. Their Rip Curl partnership means quality gear across the board—over 200 surfboards from beginner foam boards to high-performance shapes that pros actually test. The camp sits right in Peniche, giving direct access to Supertubos and multiple breaks within easy reach. Their 5:1 coach ratio works well for progression across beginner through advanced levels, though you'll share these famous waves with plenty of other surf schools and crowds. Starting at €513 per week, they offer everything from hostel-style bunks to deluxe ocean-view apartments. The social setup includes a restaurant, bar, rooftop terrace, and open kitchen that draws an international crowd. Their 4.5-star Google rating from 275 reviews reflects solid instruction, clean accommodation, and reliable logistics. The trade-off for this premier location is premium pricing and busy breaks, especially in peak season. Peniche's popularity means less intimacy than smaller operations, but more infrastructure and year-round reliability. Their Surf Center operates sunrise to sunset with board repairs, rentals, and sales on-site. This camp works best for surfers wanting proven instruction in Portugal's most famous surf zone, who don't mind crowds and prefer established operations over boutique experiences.

Run by Widya and the team, Paradise Surf Camp offers clean, private single/double occupancy bungalows with ocean views. Each self-contained bungalow comes with beds, a fan, electrical outlets, locks, and a small porch looking out to the surf. The camp sits just 5 minutes from the waves, which can be...

VAYA Mentawai sits on an unspoiled island in the heart of Indonesia's Mentawai archipelago, where over 20 world-class reef breaks are just a short boat ride away. The camp faces E-Bay with direct views of stunning sunsets over the Indian Ocean. The handcrafted bungalows combine traditional Indonesi...

Born and raised in the Mentawai Islands, Bian (known locally as Bibiu in Siberut) founded Aleikoat Surfcamp after years of experience working at surf camps and hotels across the region. The name 'Aleikoat' means 'friend of the sea' in Mentawaian, reflecting his lifelong connection to the ocean throu...

Vibe Surf Morocco sits in the heart of Tamraght, a Berber village positioned between Agadir and the famous surfer village of Taghazout. The camp offers a cozy surf house with a welcoming atmosphere where guests can meet fellow surfers from around the world. From the surf camp, it is a 5-minute walk...

High Voltage has been operating for 13 years across the Caribbean and Canary Islands, welcoming over 3,000 guests annually. What sets it apart is Leo's teaching methodology, developed over decades of professional surfing and coaching. Rather than just pushing beginners into waves, the focus is on bu...

Solid Surf House stands out as the premium option on Sri Lanka's south coast, and their 4.9-star rating from 423 reviews backs up the quality claims. This is surf camp luxury done right – think restaurant-quality buffet meals, spotless modern facilities with AC rooms, and an 11x5 meter pool overlooking the jungle. What really sets them apart is their "One Package Fits All" approach. Everything's included upfront at USD579/week: breakfast and five dinners, surf lessons or guiding, board rental, daily yoga, surf skating, and video analysis. No surprise costs later. Their chef-prepared meals consistently get called the best food in Weligama, which says something in this foodie destination. The surf program works for everyone from complete beginners learning in Weligama Bay's gentle waves to advanced surfers hitting reef breaks like Jungle Beach. With 4:1 coach ratios and two daily sessions, the instruction quality matches the premium facilities. They've got boards for every level plus modern amenities like hot water, WiFi, and safe lockers. The trade-off? You'll pay significantly more than other local camps, and the location outside town center means tuk-tuk rides for nightlife. During low season, fewer guests can impact the social vibe. This camp is perfect for surfers who want a hassle-free, high-end experience with exceptional food and instruction, and don't mind paying extra for genuine luxury.

The Surfer stands out in Weligama's crowded surf camp scene with its exceptional food program and legendary social atmosphere. With a 4.9★ rating from over 1,300 reviews, they've earned eight consecutive TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Awards by nailing the details that matter most to surf travelers. What sets them apart is their included breakfast and dinner program featuring restaurant-quality meals with varied menu options daily. Guests consistently rave about the food rivaling actual restaurants – a rare find in surf camps. The social programming is equally impressive, with organized activities like yoga sessions, beer pong tournaments, and quiz nights creating an instant community feel perfect for solo travelers. Their surf instruction incorporates video analysis to help beginners identify technique improvements quickly, though sessions run shorter at 45-75 minutes compared to some camps. The beachfront location provides access to a private surf spot, while clean, air-conditioned rooms get serviced twice daily. They operate two properties in Weligama – the beachfront Beach Camp at Pelena and TS2 on Main Street – both featuring pools, bars, and rooftop terraces. The camp focuses heavily on beginner instruction rather than advanced coaching. Some rooms can get damp during monsoon season, and intermediate surfers might find the program too basic. The Surfer is ideal for beginner surfers and social travelers who want guaranteed good food, organized fun, and an instant friend group.

Planet Surf Camp operates on Camping Les Sableres, a well-maintained 3-star campsite tucked behind the dunes in Vieux Boucau, southwest France. The camp runs during summer months and specifically targets young adults between 18 and 35 years old, creating a social atmosphere among like-minded surf en...

Let the ocean plan your day

Twenty years of operation in a traditional fishing village has given Oporto Surf Camp something most competitors lack: genuine local knowledge and refined systems. Their Portuguese Surf Federation certified instructors know breaks that tourists never find, while the camp's location in Praia de Esmoriz keeps things authentic without sacrificing convenience to Porto's cultural attractions. The accommodation setup covers different travel styles smartly. The original Surf Camp offers shared rooms in a typical Portuguese house with PlayStation, table football, and garden BBQ area. The Surf Lodge upgrades to ensuite rooms and standalone chalets. Remote workers and families get private apartments while still joining daily surf sessions. Northern Portugal means cooler water year-round—wetsuits are always necessary—but also more consistent waves and fewer crowds than southern spots. The camp runs a 4:1 coach ratio for beginners and intermediates, with quality instruction that earns them a 4.9★ rating from 115 Google reviews. Beyond surfing, they offer yoga classes, massages, coworking space, and help coordinate city exploration. Starting at EUR400 per week, it's positioned as a mid-range option that combines surf immersion with Portuguese culture. The restaurant, bar, and social atmosphere create community without feeling forced. This camp works best for travelers wanting both authentic surf experience and access to urban amenities—perfect for those who'd feel restless at remote-only locations.

Boutique coaching, not conveyor-belt camps

Tiny Whale Surf Lodge takes a firm stance against "conveyor-belt camps" and actually delivers on that promise. This 24-person boutique lodge in Central Portugal caps groups small and focuses on measurable progression through personalized coaching and video analysis. The all-inclusive setup removes daily decisions entirely. Chef Pablo handles three-course dinners while breakfast, lunch, and pre-dinner cocktails around the fire pit come standard. The lodge grounds feature a pool, spa, wellness center, and yoga classes that create more retreat than basic surf camp. What sets them apart is the coaching methodology. They track progress through a detailed surfer's handbook and use video analysis to break down technique. Instructors like Bruno, Pablo, and Max earn consistent praise across 181 Google reviews (4.9★) for their patient, individualized approach. Many beginners catch waves within their first session or two. The trade-offs are real though. Starting at €1,435 per week, it's premium pricing. Rooms can feel cramped and shared spaces offer limited privacy. The location sits far from town centers, and the social atmosphere might overwhelm those seeking quiet retreats. This camp works best for beginners and intermediates who value quality instruction over budget considerations, plus anyone seeking genuine community connections rather than party-focused surf trips.

North Shore Zarautz was born in 2015 from a group of surfers who wanted to share their passion for the ocean and the unique surf lifestyle of the Basque coast. What started as a project filled with enthusiasm has grown into one of the best-rated surf camps in northern Spain, building a large family ...

Natural Surf Morocco was founded by Abdelkarim Marjani, a passionate surfer who started riding waves at age 12 on Morocco's Atlantic coast. After completing nursing studies and becoming a certified surf instructor in 2014, Karim launched this surf camp in 2022 to share his love for surfing with trav...

Cascais: Lisbon's surf town

Surf Villa stands out with its clever two-building setup that solves the classic surf camp dilemma: how to balance social energy with personal space. The main Villa buzzes with community life around its pool, bar, and shared areas, while the quieter Surf House sits five minutes away for guests who want peaceful evenings but full access to the action. Located in Murches village between legendary Guincho Beach and Sintra National Park, the camp holds triple certifications that matter in Portugal's competitive surf scene. Their 4.8★ Google rating from 50 reviews consistently praises instructors like Pedro for patient, personalized teaching that gets beginners catching waves in their first sessions. The accommodation quality impresses—clean, well-maintained spaces with thoughtful amenities like the pool and spa. Staff create what reviewers call a "family-like atmosphere" where solo travelers quickly connect with others. The surf coaching covers all levels, with instructors known for their professional yet friendly approach. Starting at €660/week, it's positioned in the premium range but delivers on the investment with proximity to consistent breaks and experienced instruction. The main trade-off is distance from Cascais town center, though many guests find the peaceful village setting preferable. This camp works best for surfers who want serious instruction in a social but refined environment, particularly those who appreciate having options for both community time and quiet retreats.

Red Carpet Surf Camp sits in Tamraght, a small fishing town on Morocco's Atlantic coast. The camp is run by Brahim, a surfer from nearby Anza who started the camp to share his love of surfing and Moroccan coastal life with visitors from around the world. The surf house is built in traditional Moroc...

Elsewhere Surf Camps has mastered the art of combining serious surf instruction with an epic party scene that solo travelers absolutely love. This adults-only camp right on Weligama beach creates connections through organized rooftop parties, communal breakfasts, and evening activities that make it nearly impossible to feel left out. The daily structure works well: 7am surf lessons followed by theory sessions that rotate between video analysis, pool practice, and gym technique work. They provide everything from longboards to intermediate boards, plus surf photography to capture your progress. The beachfront location means you're literally steps from the waves at one of Sri Lanka's most beginner-friendly spots. With a 4.8-star rating from 404 reviews, guests consistently rave about the social atmosphere and quality facilities including a gym, pool, AC rooms, and cafe-quality breakfast. The digital nomad-friendly setup with solid wifi makes it easy to work between sessions. Starting at EUR343/week, it's solid value for the experience. However, the high student-to-instructor ratio means less individual attention, and those rooftop parties can get loud enough to disturb sleep. Advanced surfers might find the coaching somewhat basic. This camp works best for intermediate surfers who want to improve their skills while meeting like-minded travelers in a social, party-friendly environment. Solo travelers especially thrive here.

What sets Liquid Surf apart is their longevity. Twenty-five years of operating in the same location means they know every break, every tide, and every wind pattern along the Cantabrian coast. The team of instructors provides both practical coaching in the water and theory sessions with video analysi...

Surf, yoga, remote work lifestyle

Roots Surf Camp stands out for nailing the digital nomad sweet spot—surf lessons in the morning, coworking space in the afternoon, and yoga to wind down. Based in Cascais, they're just five minutes from the beach but only 20 minutes by train to central Lisbon when you need city energy. The setup is more polished than typical surf hostels. Every room gets its own bathroom, there's a swimming pool for afternoon sessions, and weekly BBQ parties keep the social vibe going. Their surf instructors like Julia and Filipe get consistent praise for patience with beginners while still challenging advanced surfers through video analysis and personalized coaching. At €399-699 per week depending on season, Roots delivers exceptional value (100/100 value score) with a 4.7★ Google rating from 44 reviews. The family-like atmosphere means solo travelers quickly find their crew, though the social energy can get intense during peak season. The trade-offs are straightforward: facilities stay basic, shared spaces offer limited privacy, and you're removed from town center action. The party atmosphere won't suit everyone seeking pure wellness retreat vibes. This camp works perfectly for remote workers wanting to blend productivity with surf progression, solo travelers seeking instant community, and anyone drawn to the surf-yoga-work lifestyle without breaking the bank.

Planet Surfcamp Le Pin Sec is one of the most relaxed surf camps on the French Atlantic coast, located about an hour south of Bordeaux. The camp sits directly behind the dunes on a quiet stretch of beach, making it a favorite among surfers looking for uncrowded waves and a laid-back atmosphere. The...

Laid-back, all-inclusive hotel with direct beach access & an outdoor pool, plus loaner surf boards....

Laga Surf Camp has been running surf programs in the Basque Country for years, and their hostel in Ibarrangelu town center is the social heart of the operation. The building was completely renovated to create a comfortable base for surfers of all levels. The hostel spreads across three floors with ...

Aloha Surf Camp sits on a hilltop in Tamraght, the village surfers have flocked to since the 1970s when Morocco's wave potential first became known. Today, the camp occupies 5 buildings with 30 rooms, 20 of which have direct ocean views across the region's most consistent breaks. The surf school op...

Dreamsea Surf Resort stands out with Central America's largest bamboo construction—a three-story eco-lodge built with adobe walls and natural fibers that let jungle breezes flow through. This digital nomad haven in San Juan del Sur offers something most camps don't: a full social ecosystem with surf skate lessons, daily yoga sessions, and organized activities that keep guests engaged beyond just wave riding. The surf instruction gets consistently high marks. Coaches Felipe, Nestor, Luis, and Johnny focus heavily on technique, working with small groups to help beginners progress to green waves within a week. The tiki bar and pool create natural gathering spots, while the kitchen serves vegetarian and vegan options alongside local Nicaraguan dishes. However, the "eco-luxury" marketing doesn't match reality. Guests frequently report room issues including termite droppings, rain leaks, and stained linens. The remote location with limited shuttle service can leave some feeling isolated, and the lack of air conditioning makes humid nights uncomfortable. Starting at $499 per week with a solid 4.6-star rating from 281 reviews, Dreamsea works best for social travelers who prioritize community and surf progression over accommodation quality. The camp attracts digital nomads and beginners who want structured activities and don't mind trading comfort for atmosphere and excellent instruction.

Surf the World Surfing Reserve

What sets Ericeira Surf Camp apart is its prime location right in Europe's only World Surfing Reserve, giving surfers direct access to legendary breaks like Ribeira d'Ilhas and Coxos. Founded by former pro surfer Nuno Gonçalves in 2005, the camp combines serious local surf knowledge with Portuguese Surf Federation-certified instruction. The camp caters to all levels, from complete beginners to advanced surfers looking to tackle some of Portugal's most challenging waves. Their experienced instructors are known for being patient and adapting lessons to individual needs. Beyond the surf coaching, they offer guided tours to lesser-known breaks that only locals know about. Located in the heart of Ericeira town, guests get the full Portuguese surf culture experience. The accommodations are comfortable and clean, with social spaces that attract an international crowd. They've added extras like massage services, yoga classes, and a rooftop area. The on-site restaurant serves quality food, though you're also steps away from Ericeira's cafes and nightlife. Starting at EUR366 per week with a solid 4.6-star Google rating, it offers good value despite premium Ericeira pricing. The trade-off for this prime location is crowds—both in town and at the surf breaks, especially during peak season. This camp works best for surfers who want quality instruction in a legendary surf town setting and don't mind the busier atmosphere that comes with Ericeira's popularity.

Locals Taghazout Surfcamp sits in Morocco's famous surf village, minutes from breaks that draw surfers year-round. The camp is run entirely by locals who grew up surfing these waves and know exactly where to find the best conditions each day. The operation focuses heavily on beginners. According to...

Art Surf Camp was established in 2004 at Playa de Razo (Carballo, A Coruña, Spain). Founded by local surfers Manuel Alonso and Pablo Rodriguez, the camp has grown from humble garage beginnings into one of the national reference camps with capacity for 100+ students. The facility holds official permi...

A locally-owned surf camp on Nyang-Nyang Island in the heart of the Mentawai archipelago, offering traditional wooden bungalow accommodation and bo...

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Located in the heart of El Salvador's surf scene, AST Surf Hotel combines oceanfront comfort with serious surf access. The property sits directly in front of La Paz wave - ideal for longboarding and learning - while Punta Roca, one of Central America's most powerful right-hand point breaks, is a thr...

Islares Surf Camp sits on Playa de Arenillas, a beach known for its consistent waves and ideal conditions for learning to surf. The team's focus goes beyond just surfing - they emphasize environmental education and respect for nature, teaching students about ocean safety while instilling values of c...

Giant's Foot Surf Tours stands out for one key reason: boat access to 14 different breaks including Colorado and Lance's Left. While other Nicaragua camps stick to beach breaks, guests here hop on the surf boat twice daily and head straight to whichever spot is firing. Local guides Kevin and Carlos know these waters intimately and make the call based on conditions. This family-run operation in tiny Playa Gigante has earned a perfect 5-star rating from 129 Google reviews. Owners Tara and Trevor have created something special—guests consistently return year after year, drawn by the genuine hospitality that makes everyone feel like family rather than customers. The all-inclusive package removes all planning stress. Airport pickup, family-style meals, unlimited beer and Flor de Caña rum, plus twice-daily surf sessions with 4:1 coaching ratios. Monday burger nights bring together locals and visitors, while morning yoga on the ocean-view deck helps stretch out sore muscles. Don't expect luxury accommodations or bustling nightlife. Playa Gigante is a sleepy fishing village with basic but clean lodging. The remote location means limited activities beyond surfing. But for surfers wanting authentic local culture, boat access to premium breaks, and a tight-knit community atmosphere, it's hard to beat. Giant's Foot works for all skill levels but appeals most to intermediate surfers seeking adventure and travelers who value genuine connections over resort-style amenities.

Olas Surf Camp sits in Imsouane, a quiet fishing village on Morocco's Atlantic coast known for its endless right-hand point break. The Bay offers gentle, rolling waves that run for hundreds of meters, making it ideal for learners and longboarders. For more experienced surfers, the team guides guests...

Aurara Surf Morocco (formerly Shine Surf Morocco) runs an all-inclusive surf camp from Villa Azur in Tamraght, the quiet village neighboring Taghazout. The location offers the same access to Morocco's famous point breaks - Anchor Point, Banana Point, Devil's Rock, Crocro Beach - but with calmer nigh...

Surfing Your Fears is a specialized surf coaching service based in El Salvador, founded on the belief that surfing is more than just a sport—it's a journey of healing and self-discovery. At Surfing Your Fears, the approach recognizes that each person is unique, with their own set of fears and indiv...

Eden Surf Camp Maroc sits at the heart of Tamraght, a calm fishing village on Morocco's Atlantic coast. The surf house faces the ocean, just meters from Devils Rock and the long right-hander at Banana Point. Taghazout and its famous spots like Anchor Point, Killer Point, and Panorama are only 5 minu...

COCOS has become a reference point for surfing in Asturias, with certified instructors registered with the regional tourism authority. Surf classes happen daily at whichever beach offers the best conditions, always avoiding crowds. Groups are kept small (maximum 8 students per class) so instructors ...

Founded by passionate surfers, Surfing in Taghazout reflects a deep love for the ocean and the local Moroccan community. Located in the heart of Taghazout, the camp operates three locations in Taghazout and neighboring Tamraght, all within walking distance of the best surf breaks on the coast. The ...

Swellora Surf Camp sits in Imsouane, a traditional fishing village that has become a world-famous surfing destination. The camp partners with top local accommodations to offer cozy, authentic rooms with ocean views and easy access to the best surf spots. A typical day starts with sunrise yoga on th...

Maroc Surf Camp has been welcoming surfers to the Taghazout bay area since its founding as one of the region's original surf lodges. The villa sits in Tamraght, a traditional Berber village just 22km from Agadir, offering an authentic Moroccan experience away from tourist crowds. Owner Dalil, who sp...

The Iddouch family runs Family Surf Camp from their traditional Moroccan house in Tamraght, a small Berber village 14 kilometers north of Agadir. The family's roots run deep here - they're descendants of the Ait Aaddi Oubella tribe, the original settlers of this coastal village now famous for its su...

Natural Surf Morocco was founded by Abdelkarim Marjani, a passionate surfer who started riding waves at age 12 on Morocco's Atlantic coast. After completing nursing studies and becoming a certified surf instructor in 2014, Karim launched this surf camp in 2022 to share his love for surfing with trav...