SUNSET SURFHOUSE MOROCCO From 140€ for 7 nigths

Situation

We are the surf camp committed to bringing you the ultimate surf adventure in Morocco !
Sunset Surfhouse offer a full range of surf and yoga lesson & travel packages, so everyone can get involved… whether you want to learn to surf, get the wave of a lifetime at Anchor Point or explore the culture and country, we can offer you an unforgettable experience.
What can you expect with us ?
As well as warm waves all year long and amazing weather, we provide tailored packages for all levels of surfers… we cater for everyone from first-timers and progressing intermediates, right through to all you big swell hunters looking for the ultimate ride !
Specialist yoga classes will get you inspired & energised with the ocean views from our roof terrace, and you’ll be relaxing in style with our traditional Moroccan accommodation options and delicious, healthy food.

And if that’s still not enough Moroccan excitement for you, you can even jump on a camel for a trip down the beach! Join us to experience the real Morocco and discover the vibrant culture, incredible landscapes, friendly locals, and of course, the unforgettable surf.
We’d love to answer any questions you might have about booking a Surftrip with us, so please don’t hesitate to Contact us
See you on Moroccan waves !

Services Included

• Spots transfers
• Airport transfers
• Wifi
• Internet station
• TV / Video / Games Room
• Air Conditionning
• Laundry
• Parking

Services non Included

• Fitness Center

Other Services

Hosting Formula without Surf Package :
Transfers to / from Airport Agadir - € 50
Car hire - € 30 / Day

Activities

In addition to surfing you can decide to try many other activities, from hiking to nightlife passing through the beauty and body care.

Yoga :
 In the beautiful terrace of Sunset Surf House we have equipped an area dedicated to those who want to get closer to the discipline of Yoga. A master will teach you the basics of this ancient ritual, but if you already have experience and are looking for a space where you can meditate, we will be happy to offer you a moment of privacy to recharge your batteries “In full space”.

Horse Riding :
When the last rays of the sun touch the ocean, the water turns into a flaming table lapping the beach. This is the ideal time for a horseback ride on the beach. If you love the sport or just if you like to “taste”  this unusual activity, ask the staff at Sunset Surf House will be at your disposal to organize this experience.

Paradise Valley :
 A half an hour away from Aouir you can spend a day among the palms of Paradise Valley, a gorge famous for the beauty of small waterfalls formed over the centuries by the streams. To get to the waterfalls and natural pools you have to walk a few miles, but if you prefer you can choose by mule. Once there you can take a dip in the natural pools, camp for a night or prepare the BBQ in the dedicated areas.
If you wish, in the surroundings of Paradise you will find many opportunities for shopping in the craft villages arosed between the secular palms as Immouzer.

Desert Trip :
If you want to live for a few days the excitement of the desert, Sunset Surf House you can organize a two-day trek with an overnight stay in a real Berber tent. An experience that will not only enjoy it, but it will charge energy. If you want to try the Desert Trip let us know at time of booking

Souss Massa :
Agadir is one of the “gates” of the Souss Massa National Park, an area that extends for many kilometers and is a protected area since 1991. The Souss Massa is full of many beautiful landscapes and a variety of unmatched: from the cliffs overlooking the ocean, to the rivers in which they live ibis, the citadels unforgettable as Tznit, Ouarzazate and Sidi Ifni. Tours are available in the park with specialized guides and Sunset Surf House will be happy to let you live this experience.

The Agadir Souk :
A visit to the souks of Agadir is a must for everyone. A real open-air mall where you can buy spices, natural perfumes, souvenirs and so on. The souk is one of the centers of the city and you’ll find everything food, clothing, furniture, pottery and antiques.
Many items are made for a daily use, others very specific and it is good to take all the time necessary to study carefully the shops. The Aouir souk is smaller and characteristic, is held every Wednesday, and you will find fresh fruit and vegetables as well as spices and food.

Other Activities

• Yoga
• Fishing
• Horse Riding
• Excursions
• Golf

Lodging

Our Surf Camp is located 10 minutes from the beach in the small village beside Tamraght Taghazout. It is an ideal place to relax and explore the region, mainly for surfers and for those who love adventure.

Our house is situated 500 m from the sea and 15 km from Agadir on the road to Essaouira.
SunsetSurfHouse is a place of relaxation and hospitality just a few steps from the golden sandy beaches and the Atlantic Ocean. SunsetSurfHouse is immersed in the daily life of Tamraght, so nearby, you can find several shops and services.
Walking down the street  you will have the chance to enjoy a coffee, or a typical mint tea, or buy at the market of the village whatever you might need. Even a small pizzeria, a beauty shop with massages and a perfumery where to find organic products based on Argan Oil.
If you want to rent a car service is just in front of SunsetSurfHouse, as well as the public bus stop to Agadir.

For your surfing equipment you can rely on local shaper and the many surf shops in the surrounding area.

Our Surf Camp is super comfortable and has a terrace with panoramic views of the sea roof terrace has a common room, wireless Internet access, dining room, chill out area, BBQ area, and a corner practicing yoga with sea views

Packages

Spots Type

Surf for all levels available in this region. Rather ideal for medium surfers or beginners

Tip Imesouane

The side of the Cathedral there is a perfect left at high tide and low tide right. On the other side you find a magic bay with a long straight that can unroll up to 900 m at low tide. After surfing you will be at the table to taste fresh fish from local fishermen.

Tamri

A sandy beach with a left and right at high tide in small swells.

The Kettle

A powerful right for experienced surfers.

Killer Point

A beautiful right difficult for beginners.

The Source

Small reef that works well in right / left, at high tide, when it is less than 1.5 m.

Mystery

Micro right with a take-off area restricted. Front parking / camping tip Anchors.

Point Anchors

The best straight from Morocco. Perfect in big waves with a soft tip facille learn.

Hash Point & Panorama's

Hash Point: The wave of pareseu smokers! Small sandy beach. Panorama's: A perfect right at low tide, especially for beginners.

Banana Beach

Right perfect if there is no current.

The Devil's Rock

A beautiful right at low tide and left / right at high tide. Surfable up to 1.5 m.

Spots

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.

In winter, the moderate offshore winds blow N/E giving amazing conditions from October to April. From May to September, the “Chergui”, a warm N/W wind blows and can spoil the quality of the sessions.
Tides vary between 0.6 to 2 meters and may affect the non-profound water spots.
Many sea-urchins and rocks – bring boots.
You need a 3/2mm wetsuit from November to April with a water temperature between 16°C and 19°C. From May to October, a swimsuit, a top or a springsuit is sufficient.

- MOROCCO’S SOUTH ZONE -
Agadir : Large sandy bay where some beachbreak peaks unroll and have a tendency to close up to 1.20m. Walking South towards Oued Massa’s river mouth, close to the Presidential Palace, some quality peaks. An alternative when the coast saturates.
Bo & Co 2 : Beachbreak that can prove fantastic (it depends of the sand-bank). A fairway takes you to the spot without paddling and without the wave crashing above your head. It starts in a powerful basin offering you a very tight tubular right and/or a left that has a propensity for turning around itself even with a very hollow section. This spot works from 30cm to 2m, 2.50m max and need little swell on the usual spots, very sensitive to the wind. For every surfer.
Bo & Co 3 : Very good-quality right and left on flat stones that can end up under the sand according to the time. The environment is gorgeous, needs a little swell on the usual spot. For intermediate surfers.
The 11 and the 12 : very nice lefts, tubular during the first section on a rocky flat stone, reef wave feeling when take-off – to surf especially in low, rising tide.Banana : Long right coming from a cliff and ending up on a pebble or sand beach. This low tide wave can be extraordinary, turning into a nice right left peak and sheltered from the Northern wind in the rising tide.
Le Rocher : Small beach isolated between two rock advances. Beachbreak that can almost always be surfed with some very good-quality waves sometimes.
Tamghart : Nice and quite easy wave – usually for beginners –
La Pointe aux Ancres : The left can be very fun, can be surfed in high tide. The right, mythic Southern Moroccan wave unrolls on the flat stone. It needs a consistent swell or high tide coefficients. The quality of the wave depends of the sand silt up. The launching in water and the way out are sometimes hard so look around before jumping in the water – often a lot of people and some stones…
Mysteries – La Source : Risky right according to the sand silt up, starting from a rock vein. Although it can be awesome, the surfers often sulk it. A great opportunity for a quiet surfing session between friends.
Killer Point : a long right on the flat stone working in various size and composed of 3 sections: - the first one, the farther is a large basin - the middle one, much longer than the 1st one is composed of lots of quick sections- the inside, long and hollow, is smaller and steadier.When the swell is quite heavy (1.50m), those sections can be connected and the wave allows a 300m surfing. From this size, the wave current and power become dangerous and require a very technical surfing.
Bo & Co 1 : Very pretty spot with rocky flat stones in front of a little cliff, in a gorgeous and deserted place. A good swell is necessary to work, you can also surf at La Pointe and Killer to surf peacefully, the spot is working from 1m without a size limit.
Long right made of hollow sections, the quality and the difficulty of the spot depend on the sand level covering the rocks. Not easy coming in and out the water in high tide. For intermediate surfers.
Bouilloire : also known for its sea-urchins, this is a spot that well-receive the swell. Offshore wind, sideshore by a Northern wind, a very good right on the flat stone of the rock.
Not many waves, very quickly crowded and can be surfed from low to half-tide. Not easy launching and coming out of the water for those who are not used to rocks, boots are recommended. Reachable for regular level surfing.
Dracula : Impressive place, incredible right, probably the most powerful of all, reserved for very good surfers, can handle heavy swells, difficult launching, and uncertain coming out of the water.
Tamri :  A beachbreak that takes well the swell in little condition days.

Weather / Temperature

Air temperature : 32°C (Summer) / 22°C (Winter)

Water temperature : 25°C (Summer) / 20°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

140€ for 7 nigths

Price includes

7 nights - Surf Camp accommodation with continental breakfast an diners in Single or Double room
6 Full Day Surf Course including  equipment, transport on spot, lunch picnic

Rates & Packages

Formules	7 Nuits	10 Nuits	14 Nuits
Surf Guiding Package	440€	550€	800€
Surf School Package	400€	520€	750€
Accommodations B&B	140€	200€	250€

Surf School / Surf Guiding
7 Nuits / 6 jours de Surf
10 Nuits / 9 jours de Surf
14 Nuits / 14 Jours de Surf

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