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Surf Camp
Dream Surf Camp
📍 Taghazout, Morocco
Camp Score
Average57/100
Based on reviews, coaching quality, value, and local ownership.
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Surf Level
Beginner, Low Intermediate, Intermediate, Advanced
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Best Season
Oct – Mar
Starting from €590/week
About
Dream Surf Morocco is a year-round surf camp in Tamraght village, just 15 km north of Agadir. The guest house offers surf lessons for beginners, guiding for intermediate and advanced surfers, and combined surf-yoga retreats. Daily Moroccan breakfast and dinner are included, along with transport to more than 10 surf spots within 14 km of the village.
Dream Surf Morocco brings together qualified surf instructors and yoga teachers in the heart of Morocco's best surf region. The camp is operational all year, taking advantage of the consistent Atlantic swells that deliver fun waves from April to October and world-class conditions from October to March.
The guest house sits in Tamraght, a traditional Berber fishing village on the coast between Banana Village and Taghazout. Guests wake up to the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains and walk just 5 minutes to reach the beach, local shops, and restaurants. Agadir Airport and bus station are 30 minutes away, making arrival straightforward.
Three main packages cater to different skill levels: the Surf Lesson package teaches beginners the fundamentals with 6 morning sessions and free surf time each afternoon; the Surf Guiding package takes intermediate and advanced surfers to the best reef, point, and beach breaks with local guides who know exactly when and where the waves are firing; and the Surf & Yoga package combines daily surf sessions with 5 yoga classes for those seeking balance between action and mindfulness.
Food is central to the experience. The chef prepares Moroccan dishes using local seasonal ingredients, with set menus changing daily. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are available. Guests share meals together on communal tables, building connections that often last beyond the trip. A trip to Paradise Valley or the Agadir market and a visit to local Argan oil production round out the cultural experience.
