Morocco An incredibly beautiful, culturally rich and unique destination, Morocco is a top choice of holiday location for thousands of us every year. But for those who prefer to spend their time on the waves instead of sunning themselves on the beach, knowing the best places to go is the ideal way to plan that dream surfing holiday.

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Here are the top surf beaches and spots you don’t want to miss the next time you travel to Morocco:

Anchor Point

when it comes to amazing African waves, Anchor Point near the surf town of Taghazout in morocco.definitely makes the grade. The legendary wave was first discovered by Aussie surfers back in the 60s, and has been attracting surfers ever since. What makes Anchor Point so renowned is its perfect lines of waves which wrap themselves around the point. The pointbreak itself has a sandy rock bottom, and provides very long rides lasting up to 500 metres on a good day if your thighs can handle it. Combine the beauty of the right hand point break with the gorgeous African weather, and it's not surprising that so many surfers go there, especially during the winter months when northern Europe experiences what feels like a mini ice age.

Magic Bay

Located in Imsouane, Magic Bay is the ideal choice of surf location for beginners, or those looking for a calmer ride. A beautifully picturesque location complete with some of the longest waves in africa , with some as long as 600m, this area is known for its incredible cliffs and natural pools for swimming. For surfers looking for a laid-back atmosphere or a site more suited to long-boards, then Magic Bay is the ideal place to pick. Magic Bay offers some of the most stunning sunsets in the country, as well as some great local food, to further enhance that surfing experience.

Boilers

Named after the incredible shipwreck just off the coastline of this beach, Boilers is not a choice for beginners. But for more experienced surfers, this fantastic destination holds plenty of opportunities (for photography, as well as incredible waves). With the chance for tubular waves and lengths of up to 400m, this beach isn’t for the faint-hearted but is worth a visit to watch the pro surfers take on the challenge.

Banana Beach

Banana Beach earns its name from the coastline’s proximity to the many banana plantations of Aourir, a local village. This hidden gem may not be one of the most well-known or established surfing spots, but that doesn’t make it any less unique. While Banana Beach is a little less consistent than other surfing areas, it’s more than worth a try for the incredible views of the plantations and the chance for some really high-quality waves along the way. surf and yoga are also a popular option for this location, allowing for plenty R&R when you’re not out on the waves.

Devil’s Rock

The aptly-named Devil’s Rock is one of the more popular surfing sites that Morocco has to offer. Often-crowded and lively, this area is the polar opposite of the destination’s more isolated surf spots. For surfers that enjoy the atmosphere of popular spots, and aren’t afraid to surf on a diverse set of waves, then Devil’s Rock is the ideal place to visit. Particularly famous for its breaks that are suitable for all levels of surfer Devil’s Rock is more than just a place to surf – it’s an experience.

La Source

A Frames, Lefts and Rights, Fresh water springs bubble up from the onshore rock formations forming ‘the Well’ providing performance walls and a high lifting A-frame perfect for all levels of surfing abilities. On the push on a small swell the right handers hold up towards the cliffs while the rarer lefts break out towards the beach section. Small reef sections combining with sandy sections provide a clean wave mostly.

Killer Point

Fast, Sections, Barrels Renowned point break named after the visiting pod of Killer Whales occasionally. This is probably the most consistent of the point breaks in Taghazout. At low tide on small swells, the peak in front of the cliff provides a short left and a sectioning right. As the swell picks up, vertical walls rumble down the point providing barrels and hard sections. On high tide, the inside section fires up as it is sheltered from the Northerly winds. Always bigger than it looks from the cliffs this is a great break. At low tide you can avoid the long paddle out if you scamper round under the cliffs and rock off. Definitely better than using up your energy paddling out. All of the breaks so far are within walking distance from taghazout. next to Mysteries and La Source.

Tamri

Super Consistent Waves All Year ..This ultra consistent beach break is the place to go when Taghazout is flat. Quick back sections pay privilege to an even more constant beach push, strong currents at times but a fun ride all the same. For beginners just be aware how far you have drifted down the coast. The lush estuary is home to camels and flamingos, a truly wonderful spot.

For more experienced surfers, there is normally a great left hander off the sand bank in front of the cliffs, one of the few lefts to be had in our part of Morocco!

Draculas

Risk & Reward…Vampire teeth shaped rocks give the name to this big swell handler. A fast right hander pushes some punchy often large sets definitely not for the faint hearted.