A double room at the Taghazout hostel: made-up bed and warm light

Two surf hostels in Taghazout and Tamraght: private rooms, dorms, roof terraces

Both SurfsHUB hostels are converted village homes, not hotels. That means thick walls, roof terraces, a shared kitchen, and rooms that are simple, clean and quiet. The Taghazout hostel has 21 beds in the middle of the village; the Tamraght hostel has 32 beds and a garden on the hill above the beach.

A bunk in a dorm, a private room, or a triple for the family

Mixed dorm at the Tamraght hostel: two pine bunk beds on a patterned tiled floor

Dorms with bunk beds

Shared

Bunk beds two high, never three. Taghazout has a mixed dorm of six and a women-only dorm of four; Tamraght has a mixed dorm, a women-only dorm and a six-bed dorm, six beds each. Three of the five dorms have a bathroom of their own. Linen and towels included. Ask for the women-only dorm on the booking form.

Double room at the Tamraght hostel: a made double bed, a woven wall hanging and a window with a lattice screen

Private rooms

Private

A double bed or two single beds, the towels folded on the bed: four private rooms in Taghazout, six in Tamraght, all but one with a bathroom of their own. This is the Two Together room; on a Solo booking it costs €20 more a night.

Triple room at the Taghazout hostel: three single beds side by side under a pendant lamp

Triple rooms for families

Family

Three single beds in one room, at both hostels, or the quadruple room in Taghazout for four; each with its own bathroom. Add a double room for the rest of the family; cots and a child's board on request.

Our two surf hostels in Morocco: what differs, and what does not

The two hostels side by side
Taghazout hostelTamraght hostel
Beds2132
Rooms6: a mixed dorm, a women-only dorm and four private rooms9: three dorms and six private rooms
BathroomsIts own in five of the six roomsIts own in seven of the nine
Outdoor spaceRoof terraceGarden and roof terrace
Nearest wavePanorama, 5 min on footDevil's Rock, 8 min in the van (20 on foot)
EveningsVillage cafés until 23:00The roof, and early nights
WifiFibreFibre
Google rating4.458 reviews4.963 reviews
Check-in / out13:00 / 11:0013:00 / 11:00

Both pages go deeper: our Taghazout surf camp and the Tamraght hostel.

Three meals a day, cooked in the hostel

Breakfast is on the roof at 09:00: eggs, msemen and amlou, fruit, yoghurt, coffee. Lunch is packed by the hostel kitchen and eaten on the beach between sessions: salads, grilled chicken or fish, bread from the village oven, fruit. Dinner at 20:00 is one long table and one menu a day, mostly Moroccan and mostly cooked over the afternoon by the hostel cook: tagines, grilled sardines from the slipway, couscous on Fridays. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and halal needs are catered for once we know about them at booking.

A tagine of meat with prunes and almonds, shared at the table

Questions people ask us

Do I need to bring towels or bed linen?

No, both are provided in every room type at both hostels, and changed mid-week on 7-night stays.

Can I book a specific room?

No. We sell packages, not rooms: Solo is a bed in a dorm, Two Together is a private room for the pair, and Group & Family rooms are arranged with you after booking. Tell us on the form if you need a women-only room or a ground floor.

Do the hostels have air conditioning?

Partly. The twin and triple rooms at the Taghazout hostel have air conditioning; the other rooms rely on thick walls and a window that opens, and nights on this coast rarely go above 22°C, even in August.

Pick a hostel, pick your nights.

Choose Taghazout or Tamraght, 3 nights or more, and pay a deposit online. The confirmation email arrives within minutes.

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