Surf. Meet people. Enjoy.
Surf Camp Tamraght, Morocco
Surf every day, meet travellers from around the world, and experience life by the ocean.
At Gota Dagua Surf Camp Tamraght, we combine quality surf coaching, comfortable accommodation, and a relaxed social atmosphere where guests quickly feel at home.
Simple, real, and social: this is a week at Gota Dagua.
43 people
All year
all levels
Relaxed & social
GALLERY
SURF FOR EVERY LEVEL
At Gota Dagua Surf Camp in Tamraght, we welcome surfers of all levels, from complete beginners to experienced surfers looking to improve.
Our coaching is adapted to each surfer, with small groups and personalised guidance based on your level, confidence, and goals in the water.
Surf sessions take place around Tamraght and Taghazout Bay, where conditions allow beginners to feel safe while offering progression opportunities for intermediate and advanced surfers.
Our focus is simple: steady progress, safety, and enjoying every session at your own pace.
A 3/2 wetsuit is recommended for most of the year
Water temperatures range between 18°C and 22°C
Some of the most popular spots can get busy, but quieter peaks are usually nearby
Morocco offers consistent waves and sunshine throughout most of the year
OUR SURF HOUSE IN TAMRAGHT
Our surf house is located just a short walk from the beach, close to some of the best waves in Taghazout Bay.
Designed for surfers and travellers, the house offers a relaxed and welcoming environment with private and shared rooms, comfortable social areas, and a rooftop terrace where guests come together after surf sessions.
Meals are prepared fresh every day, combining traditional Moroccan flavours with healthy options to support active surf days.
It’s the perfect base to surf, unwind, and connect with people from around the world.
FACILITIES
step inside our surf house in TAMRAGHT
PACKAGE
Surf Camp Pack
from 429€ /person
Included:
- 7 Nights accommodation
- 7 Healthy breakfast
- 6 Dinners (starter, main, dessert)
- Free access to all surf equipment
- Towel, linen and room cleaning
- Free camp activities
Add ons:
- Standard Surf Course (5 lessons) + Pack Lunch + Free Surf
- Intensive Surf Course (7 lessons) + Pack Lunch + Free Surf
- Yoga Pack
- Airport Transfer
Not Included:
- Flight to and from Morocco
- Transfer from the Airport (booked separately)
- One dinner per week (dinner out activity)
- Lunches during the week
- Alcoholic drinks
flexible Pack
Can’t Stay for a Full Week? No worries, we’ve got you covered.
During low and mid season, we offer a Flexible Package with a minimum stay of 3 nights. Choose your room, pick the days that work for you, and add exactly what you want: surf lessons, yoga, meals, or just time to relax. Same surf camp vibe, just on your own schedule.
ABOUT TAMRAGHT
An authentic surf village between Agadir and Taghazout
Tamraght is a small surf village on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, located just north of Agadir and next to Taghazout.
It offers a quieter and more authentic atmosphere while still giving access to some of Morocco’s most consistent surf spots.
With year-round sunshine and a relaxed pace of life, it’s one of the best places in Morocco for a surf trip.
The surf camp is located in Tamraght, just a ride from the beach and close to the main surf spots of Taghazout Bay.
You’ll be near cafés, local restaurants, and everything you need during your stay, while still enjoying a quieter and more relaxed atmosphere than nearby Taghazout.
How to Get Here
Getting to Tamraght is simple and quick, with the nearest airport located in Agadir.
by public transportation
Local bus 32/33
Leaves from Place Salam toward Taghazout and stops at Tamraght. Runs every 30-40 min and takes about 40 min. Around €0.55, paid to the driver. Cheapest, but tight with luggage.
Private taxi (from airport):
Around €30 for the car (~40 km, 50 min).
By Gota Dagua Transfer
We organise direct transfers from Agadir Airport to the surf camp.
We organise direct transfers from Agadir Airport to the surf camp. The journey takes around 40 minutes and costs €30 one way or €60 2 ways (per car, up to 3 people). A simple and comfortable option, especially after a long travel day.
THINGS TO KNOW
when you arrive in Morocco there is a few things you need to know
1 Euro = 10–11 Moroccan Dirhams
A meal in a local restaurant around 6–10€ Typical food is Tagine
Tamraght is a dry village, so alcohol isn't sold locally. Beer and wine are available in Agadir or at bars in nearby Taghazout.
Air temperatures range between 20°C in winter and 30°C in summer
Water temperatures range between 18°C and 22°C
SURF LEVELS
LEVEL 1
beginner
For you if you have never surfed, or tried once or twice. You start in the white water close to shore, learning to paddle, pop up and ride your first waves with an instructor next to you.
LEVEL 2
intermediate
For you if you can already catch white water on your own and want to reach the green, unbroken wave. You work on take off timing, positioning and going left and right along the wave.
LEVEL 3
advanced intermediate
For you if you ride green waves confidently and want to sharpen up. You work on wave selection, bottom turns and your first manoeuvres, with video analysis to see what to fix.
LEVEL 4
free surf
For you if you are fully independent in the water. No lessons needed. You pick your own waves and our team points you to the best peaks working that day.
SURF CAMP WEEKLY ACTIVITIES
A fun-packed schedule all week long
At Gota Dagua Surf Camp Tamraght, we offer more than just surf lessons in Morocco. Alongside our daily surf coaching, we include a selection of activities designed to enrich your surf camp experience in Taghazout Bay.
These experiences are created to help you relax, connect with other guests, and discover the best of Tamraght and the surrounding Moroccan coastline, making your surf holiday more complete and memorable.
ACTIVITIES
WHY GO TO A SURF CAMP?
Surf Progression
A surf camp gives you the time and space to improve on the water.
With daily lessons, guidance when you need it, and the freedom to try waves at your own pace, you grow your skills naturally and enjoy every small victory.
Group Experience
Beyond surfing, itʼs about the people you meet. Sharing meals, sunsets, and laughs with others who love the ocean creates a sense of community long after the waves are behind you.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Morocco safe, especially for women travelling alone?
Yes, and it’s the question we get most. Around 60% of our guests in Tamraght are women travelling on their own, and they walk around the village at night without any issue. Tamraght and Taghazout are established surf villages with a large international community, and our team is on site all week.
Who else will be there?
A small international group, the house holds up to 43 people, with a real mix of nationalities and surf levels, and around 60% women, most of them travelling solo. The atmosphere is social and relaxed rather than party-heavy: surf in the morning, rooftop at sunset, long dinners together.
Do I need to know how to swim?
You don’t need to be a strong swimmer for beginner lessons. We stay in shallow water, waist to hip depth, with your instructor beside you the whole time. You just need to feel comfortable being near the ocean, there’s no pressure at all.
Am I too old, or not fit enough?
No on both counts. There’s no upper age limit and no minimum fitness level, surfing is a full-body workout, but we adapt every session to the person. Just mention any physical limitations or health conditions when you book, or in the pre-arrival WhatsApp group, so your instructor knows.
What happens on arrival day, and what are the check-in times?
Camps run Saturday to Saturday. Check-in is from 3PM and check-out by 10AM. There are no lessons on arrival day, you settle in, meet everyone and join the welcome dinner. If you arrive early you can drop your luggage and hang out until your room is ready.
What should I know about Moroccan culture?
Do I need vaccines or travel insurance?
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance that covers surfing. Hepatitis A is recommended, and Typhoid if you plan to eat a lot of local street food, talk to your doctor or travel clinic 4–6 weeks before you fly.
Can I work remotely from the camp?
Yes. Morocco has a dedicated coworking space on the rooftop with sea views, plus WiFi throughout. Most guests find they work better after a morning session anyway.
What if the waves are bad one day?
We move. If our main beach isn’t working, we drive to a spot that is, we know every break in Taghazout Bay for different conditions. Lessons are only cancelled in genuinely dangerous weather, and we run an alternative activity instead. You never simply lose a session.
What if I get injured, or damage a board?
We have first aid trained staff on site; for anything serious we take you to Agadir hospital (around 50 minutes) and contact your emergency contact straight away. Optional surf equipment insurance covers damage or loss to camp boards and wetsuits, worth it if you’re still learning to wipe out.
