Agadir Bay

A folding spot when the swell is too big and stormy:

Bottom: beach break (sand)
Level: Beginners, confirmed
Tide: mid-low

11 Kms

Left, it can go until 1.5m beyond this it saturates. The takeoff is hollow because the start is from the top of a rock flagstone then unrolls on sand.

Level: intermediate and confirmed
Bottom: Rock flagstone, sand.
Tide: mid-low

12 Kms

Right and left, very snuffed by long-boarders because it is slow and long. The beginners also find much pleasure to ride it.

Level: Beginners to confirmed
Bottom: Rock flagstone, Roller and sand.
Tide: Low

Banana beach

Huge waves (right) prised by long-boarders, it can reach good sizes going from 1 to 4 Mr. It skirts a cliff but the bottom is sandy without particular danger. It is located at the mouth of the Aourir river where the banana is cultivated (where its name comes).

Level: Beginning to confirmed
Bottom: Sand

Spider

Right waves very fast and digging often tubular and requires at least a swell of 1.5m, rocky bottom and Delicate starting.

Level: Confirmed advised (Beginners stay away!)
Bottom: Rock
Tide: Low and mid-high

Devil’s rock

Beach break right and left attended by many surfers an easy wave which can be perfect when the bottom is well in place. Going from 0.5 to 1.50m.

Saturated by big swell.
Level: Beginners to intermediate
Bottom: Sand

Panorama

Right and fast, appreciated by many surfers thanks to its situation within 50m from the village of Taghazout (village where the majority of the foreign surfers stay in winter). It requires a good hollow swell of at least 1.5m with section, it is easy to access

Bottom: Sand
Level: Beginners to confirmed
Tide: Low - mid-high

Anchor point

the most beautiful and the longest right-sided of our area, appreciated by many surfers, it requires a quite reasonable level. Fetish place for the local surfers. Very powerful Take off starting from 2m.

Waves which can go from 1 to 4.5m. Caution!
You must respect locals.
Tide: Low - mid-high

Mystery

Right with a powerful and hollow take off, it rises on a rock flagstone and unrolls on a sandy bottom, requiring a swell of 1.5m.

Bottom: Rock flagstone and sand
Level: Intermediate, confirmed
Tide: Low and mid-high

Source

Rather capricious wave, comes not every season, however, when there it can be pleasant to surf. It remains accessible for all the levels, nevertheless the rock flagstones are at water flowers. Do not go too near. It goes from 1 to 1.5m.

Level: Intermediate and confirmed.
Bottom: Pave, rock
Tide: Low to mid low

Killer point

Mythical, very powerful and hollow wave, can unroll on more 150à 200m, with beautiful section tubes. It can reach big sizes of 1m to 5m. Reasonable level required by large swell. To be ridden in low tide because it is located opposite large cliffs, the access to high tide is almost dangerous with the risk of crush.

Level: Confirmed (large swell), intermediate (small swell).
Bottom: Rock flagstone and sand
Tide: Low

Desert point

Fast hollow right, remains however accessible for all levels. Sandy bottom and very flat flagstones without any particular danger. At large swell, the tide remains rather strong, from 1m to 3m.

Level: Beginners to confirmed
Bottom: Sand and flat flagstones
Tide: Low and mid low

Dracula

fast powerful hollow right, requiring a good level because accessing exiting from water remain particularly dangerous. Not to venture without advice.

Level: Confirmed
Bottom: Rock
Tide: Low.

Tamri

Beach break right and left attended by many surfers an easy wave and can be perfect when the bottom is well in place. Going from 0.5 to 1.50m.

Saturate by large swell.
Level: Beginners and intermediate
Bottom: Sand