STOKE SURFCAMP MOROCCO From 450€ for 6 nigths

Situation

The surf camp is located in the south of Morocco, in the village of Taghazout, near Agadir. So beautiful that the King of Morocco currently its private beach area.

Services Included

• Spots transfers
• Airport transfers
• Wifi
• TV / Video / Games Room

Services non Included

• Spa & Wellness

Activities

Lodging

Surf Palace Stoke Travel is located not far from the main road 1.
And if the first impression you have is that it looks exactly the surrounding houses (large, salmon-colored), once inside you will find that it is very very different.
The palace is full of people looking for sun and surfers from around the world.
You can find them in every corner of the palace: from the common room to the roof terrace.
There is a mixture of private and public housing

Meal Plan

All meals are served at Surf Camp, included in the price

Sport Services

Surfing lessons and equipment rentals are included in the price.

Packages

All inclusive :

• Daily healthy Breakfast (e.g eggs, cereal, delicious Moroccan bread, tea, coffee, juice, fruits)
• Daily packed Lunch (e.g. fresh filled baguettes, rice/pasta salad, crisps, fruits and water)
• Delicious traditional dinner. BBQ every Saturday night.
• Daily professional Surf Lessons (2 hours theory and supervised free surf rest of the day)
• Daily transportation chasing the best waves of the day
• Surfboard and wetsuit hire
• 2 x Yoga classes (60 min ea)
• Free access to the Jacuzzi hot tub
• Agadir night city tour and clubbing party.
• Paradise Valley trip
• Visit to the traditional bath house
• Visit to the traditional local “Souq” markets
• Free WIFI internet access,
• Live music, workshop games, cinema and surf movies, pool table, football table, Xbox, Roulette drinking games
• Cooking class (starting end November)
• Free access to our in-house Sauna “Hammam” (Starting mid-November)

Best Period

Perfectly exposed for a N/W swell coming down, generated by depressions from Northern Atlantic, the Moroccan coast gets all kind of waves. Thanks to the wind protection in some rocky beachbreak spots, conditions can turn out fantastic in winter with 1 to 3.50m waves.
From May to September, conditions are more hazardous and less regular but you can have some very good sessions.

WINDS & TIDES
Perfectly exposed for a N/W swell coming down, generated by depressions from Northern Atlantic, the Moroccan coast gets all kind of waves. Thanks to the wind protection in some rocky beachbreak spots, conditions can turn out fantastic in winter with 1 to 3.50m waves.
From May to September, conditions are more hazardous and less regular but you can have some very good sessions.

Weather / Temperature

Air temperature : 30°C (Summer) / 20°C (Winter)

Water temperature : 25°C (Summer) / 19°C (Winter)

Surf Story

The first trip! With a Renault 4L, a bicolour Super 5, a Nevada break, a Peugeot courier or an old VW Euro van…The road is going to be long, heading due South.

Worry, anxious, sick of winter, dreaming about waves unrolling near Safi, la pointe des Ancres, la Banane, Bouilloires or more down South at the entrance of the desert…
If you want to learn more about surfing, you need to stop there. This is the ideal excursion from October to May to get ready before the season on the French coasts.

History

In the Western minds, Morocco embodies all the Eastern seductions. A myth that is still establishing itself: Marrakech, Rabat’s mosques, Fes’ medina, an adventure from the Atlas Mountains to the desert’s immensity…
You definitely have to understand the romantic fascination that Morocco has exerted on the Western artists.
Imperial cities, Berber Kasbahs, sumptuous mosques…the former French protectorate knows how to take the various faces of an Eastern charmer.
Its gastronomy reveals new tastes in every meal; its snowy summits and its canyons seduce those who are insensitive to the vastness of the desert’s charm. Its coastal towns are resting-places after the visit of the medinas, its cities take turn with the red-ochre ramparts and the doors slightly carved and gilded.

Geography

Morocco is a country bordering both seas: the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
In the Centre, the Rif and Atlas Mountain chains that block the scenery. From this diversity of grounds was born a great variety of Moroccan landscapes which are among the most beautiful of the world.

The Atlantic coast is spreading out 2 800 km wide, whereas the Mediterranean coast only has 530 km of coast. It is bordered of plains (Sebou, Mesema and Sous) which are the most populated and rich regions of the country.
Beautiful beaches, harbours, and large centres like Casablanca, Safi and Rabat are following one another.

Infos

FORMALITIES :
A valid Passport is required for travelling without any hotel reservation. European Union nationals whose stay (3 hotel nights max) has already been paid at a travel agency can be satisfied with their national ID.

LANGUAGE :
Today, like every Arabic country, we distinguish the classic Arabic (or literary, accessible to the literate people) which is the language of education, administration and medias from the dialectal Arabic, spoken language that change according to the regions and the social classes.
Berber is the second language, used in many Moroccan regions. Most Moroccans who went to school can speak French.

HEALTH :
No vaccine is required by the authorities for those coming from Europe. Some vaccines yet are useful for the traveller’s own safety.

TIME DIFFERENCES :
Morocco is set to the Greenwich meridian time (GMT). When it is noon in France, it is 10.AM in Morocco in summer and 11.AM in winter.

WEATHER :
Morocco’s climate is very different according to the regions: Mediterranean in the North, Atlantic in the West and Saharan in the South. Only the coastal regions are temperate. It also changes according to the seasons. Temperature gaps are sometimes very large in the same day.

DRIVING CONDITIONS :
Moroccans have their own way to read the road signs. Here, everything can happen; therefore you need to pay attention.
You should not drive at night. In case of accident, call right away the consulate and then the Police (very often you are first locked up and you may talk later).

WATER/ELECTRICITY :
Avoid fresh juices outside of hotels, ice cubes, milk and seafood outisde hotels or restaurant. The mineral water has to be opened in front of you.

CURRENCY :
Moroccan’s money is Dirham. 10 dirhams (Dh) is about 1 euro. Credit cards are accepted in most important institutions (hotels, restaurants, shops) and in most gas stations.
There are also in the large centres ATM machines where you can withdraw dirhams with most credit cards.

Price from

450€ for 6 nigths

Price includes

Bed, food, stay in our surf house and moroccan trips.

Add-ons : Double Twin Room €10/night, Private Room €20/night, Agadir bus/airport transfers €30/one way, Extra nights €60/night, Relaxing massage, Camel & horse riding, Quad & Buggy rides, Jet ski, Fly board.

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