For most surf trips to Morocco, the best airport is usually Agadir Al Massira Airport (AGA). It’s the closest major airport to the main surf areas like Taghazout, Tamraght, Imsouane, and Anchor Point.

December to February:
Prime surf season in Morocco. Expect the most consistent swells and the famous point breaks working at their best. Ideal for intermediate and advanced surfers looking for longer, more powerful waves.

March to April:
A great balance between good swell consistency and warmer temperatures. Waves are still fun and reliable, with a more relaxed atmosphere in the lineup.

May to September:
Smaller summer swells make this period ideal for beginners, longboarders, surf coaching, and relaxed surf trips. Sunny days, warm weather, and mellow conditions are common.

Wetsuit recommendation
Autumn / Spring: 3/2mm wetsuit
Winter months: 4/3mm wetsuit
Summer: Shorty or light 3/2mm depending on conditions.

No matter the season, Morocco offers waves for every level — from fun beach breaks to world-class point breaks.

It’s not mandatory, but we strongly recommend getting travel insurance that covers water sports.
Before entering the water, you’ll be required to sign a waiver.

Yes, you’re welcome to join us for fewer days, but please note that the full program rate will still apply. Our retreats run back-to-back, and it’s not possible for us to sell the remaining days once the program has started.

Once we have your flight number and arrival date, we’ll arrange your transfer directly to the hotel.

When you arrive at the airport, you’ll find a Mauka Surfaris representative holding a sign waiting for you at the arrivals area to take you straight to the retreat.

If the waves are expected to be too small, we’ll take you to a more exposed spot that picks up more swell.

Morocco itself offers different sections that handle various wave heights, so there’s almost always something to suit your level. The section breaking closest to the beach is usually the smallest, and waves are rarely too big, especially during the time of year we run our retreats here.

We always recommend bringing your own equipment, as nothing beats using gear you’re familiar with.
That said, if you’d rather not travel with a board, we have quality boards available for rent. Just let us know your usual board type (dimensions, volume, fin setup), and we’ll do our best to match it.

Not really. Morocco has a huge variety of surf spots spread along the coast, so it’s usually easy to find waves that match your level and avoid heavy crowds.

During our trips, we always look for spots offering comfortable, fun waves and a safe surfing experience for everyone in the group. Depending on the conditions and your level, we can choose between mellow beach breaks, long point breaks, or more sheltered waves. Even during the busy season, there are plenty of options nearby, and the consistency of the swell means there are usually many opportunities to catch waves without feeling stressed in the lineup.

Our priority is always good vibes, safe conditions, and making sure everyone enjoys their time in the water.

Wetsuit recommendation
Autumn / Spring: 3/2mm wetsuit
Winter months: 4/3mm wetsuit
Summer: Shorty or light 3/2mm depending on conditions.

Absolutely! Non-surfers are more than welcome and often have a great time.
They can enjoy:

• The beach and ocean view

• The hotel’s infinity pool, hot tub, and sauna

• Massages (available on request)

• The lounge and bar, which offers stunning views and delicious cocktails

It’s a perfect setting to relax and unwind, even without surfing.

Yes, we do! Our kitchen is happy to cater to vegan and vegetarian diets. We offer a variety of fresh, healthy, and flavorful plant-based dishes made with local ingredients.
If you have any specific dietary preferences or restrictions, just let us know in advance and our chef will do their best to accommodate your needs.