1. Do I need previous surfing experience?
Not at all! Around 80% of our guests are complete beginners. Our instructors will teach you everything from ocean safety and paddling to standing up and catching your first waves.
2. What is the best time to surf in Morocco?
Morocco offers excellent surfing all year round.
- October–April: consistent waves for intermediate and advanced surfers
- May–September: smaller, friendlier waves that are perfect for beginners
3. How old do I need to be to take surf lessons?
We welcome surfers of almost all ages. Children usually start from around 6 years old, while there is no upper age limit. If you’re healthy and excited to learn, you’re welcome.
4. Can I join if I’m travelling alone?
Absolutely! Many of our guests travel solo. Our surf camp has a friendly atmosphere, making it easy to meet people from around the world.
5. Is all surf equipment included?
Yes. We provide:
- Surfboard
- Wetsuit
- Rash vest (when needed)
- Leash
Everything you need for your lessons is included.
6. Which surf spot will we visit?
We choose the surf spot every morning based on:
- Wave size
- Wind
- Tide
- Your surfing level
This allows us to find the safest and best conditions each day.
7. What should I bring?
We recommend bringing:
- Swimwear
- Beach towel
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Flip-flops
- Light clothing
- A hoodie for cooler evenings
Everything else for surfing is provided.
8. Is airport transfer included?
Yes. We offer free airport transfers from Agadir Airport for guests staying at the surf camp. We can also arrange transfers from Agadir bus station.
9. What if there are no waves?
Fortunately, Morocco has consistent surf year-round. If conditions aren’t suitable at one beach, we simply drive to another surf spot. On rare flat days, we can arrange alternative activities depending on your package.
10. Are beginners and advanced surfers mixed together?
No. We organise groups according to surfing ability so everyone receives coaching that matches their level.
11. How many students are in each lesson?
We keep our groups small so every student receives personal coaching and plenty of feedback throughout the lesson.
12. What happens during a typical surf day?
A typical day includes:
- Breakfast
- Drive to the best surf spot
- Surf lesson
- Beach lunch
- Free surf practice
- Return to the camp
- Dinner and relaxing with other guests
13. Will I stand up during my first lesson?
Most beginners manage to stand up during their very first lesson. Progress depends on conditions and each person’s balance and fitness, but our goal is to help everyone catch their first waves safely.
14. Do you take photos during the lessons?
Yes! We regularly take photos of our guests while surfing whenever possible. We share them after the lesson so you can keep the memories of your surf trip.
15. What accommodation do you offer?
We offer clean and comfortable accommodation with different room options, including shared rooms, twin rooms, double rooms and private rooms, depending on availability.
16. What meals are included?
Our packages include freshly prepared meals featuring traditional Moroccan cuisine along with international options. Vegetarian, vegan and other dietary requirements can be accommodated—just let us know in advance.
17. Is Morocco safe for tourists?
Yes. Morocco is one of the most popular surf destinations in the world and welcomes thousands of surfers every year. As with any destination, we recommend using normal travel precautions.
18. Do I need travel insurance?
Yes. We strongly recommend travel insurance that covers surfing, medical expenses and trip cancellations.
19. How do I book my surf camp?
Booking is simple:
- Contact us via WhatsApp, email or our booking form.
- Confirm your dates.
- Pay the deposit.
- We’ll send all the information you need before your arrival.
20. Why choose Swell Surf Morocco?
We focus on creating an unforgettable surf holiday with:
- Small coaching groups
- Experienced local instructors
- Daily transport to the best surf spots
- Friendly family atmosphere
- Delicious homemade meals
- Free airport transfers
- Suitable packages for beginners through to advanced surfers
Whether you’re catching your very first wave or looking to improve your technique, we’ll help you enjoy the best surfing Morocco has to offer.
21. Can I rent a surfboard without taking lessons?
Yes. If you’re an independent surfer, you can rent surfboards and wetsuits without booking lessons. We offer a range of soft-top and hard-top boards suitable for different skill levels. Just let us know your experience, and we’ll recommend the right equipment.
22. How warm is the water in Morocco?
Water temperatures range from approximately 17°C (63°F) in winter to 22°C (72°F) in summer. A wetsuit is recommended throughout the year for maximum comfort.
23. Do I need to bring a wetsuit?
No. We provide quality wetsuits in various sizes, so you don’t need to bring your own unless you prefer to surf in your personal equipment.
24. Which airport should I fly to?
The nearest airport is Agadir Al Massira Airport (AGA), located about 45 minutes from our surf camp. We provide free airport transfers for our guests.
25. Is Wi-Fi available at the surf camp?
Yes. Free high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the surf camp, allowing you to stay connected, work remotely, or share your surf adventures.
26. Can couples stay together?
Absolutely. We offer private double rooms as well as twin rooms for couples, friends, and families, subject to availability.
27. Do you offer yoga classes?
Yes. Depending on the package and season, yoga sessions may be available to help improve flexibility, balance, and recovery after surfing.
28. Can non-surfers stay at the surf camp?
Of course! Non-surfing partners are welcome. They can relax at the camp or explore the local beaches, markets, and nearby attractions while others are surfing.
29. What’s the difference between a surf camp and surf lessons?
A surf lesson includes instruction only, while a surf camp combines accommodation, meals, daily surf lessons, equipment, transport to the best surf spots, and a complete holiday experience.
30. How many days should I stay to learn surfing?
We recommend staying at least 5–7 days. This gives you enough time to build confidence, improve your technique, and enjoy consistent progress in different wave conditions.
31. Which package is best for beginners?
Our beginner surf camp package is the most popular choice. It includes accommodation, daily surf lessons, all equipment, meals, and transport, making it the easiest and most enjoyable way to learn.
32. What payment methods do you accept?
We accept bank transfers, cash, and other payment methods depending on your location. A deposit is required to confirm your booking, with the remaining balance payable upon arrival.
33. What is your cancellation policy?
Cancellation terms depend on how far in advance you cancel. Please contact us as early as possible if your plans change, and we’ll do our best to help. Full details are available in our booking terms.
34. Are towels and bed linen included?
Yes. Fresh bed linen is provided for all guests. Bath towels are also available, but we recommend bringing your own beach towel for use during surf trips.
35. Can you accommodate vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free diets?
Yes. We regularly prepare vegetarian and vegan meals and can accommodate gluten-free and most other dietary requirements. Simply let us know before your arrival.
36. Is Morocco a good place to learn surfing?
Yes! Morocco is considered one of the best beginner-friendly surf destinations in the world thanks to its consistent waves, sandy beaches, warm climate, and wide variety of surf spots suitable for all levels.
37. How many hours are the surf lessons?
Our surf lessons typically include around two hours of professional coaching, followed by free practice time where you can continue surfing under our guidance and supervision.
38. Do I need to be fit to learn surfing?
No. You don’t need to be an athlete to start surfing. A basic level of fitness and the ability to swim are enough. Our instructors adapt each lesson to your ability and pace.
