The roof terrace of our Tamraght hostel: cushions and low tables under a reed shade

Tamraght surf camp: the quiet village between Banana Point and Devil's Rock

Tamraght is a farming village about 17 km north of Agadir, Morocco, one bay south of Taghazout. The SurfsHUB hostel here is for people who want to learn without an audience: Banana Point and Devil's Rock, the softest waves on the coast, are eight minutes away in the hostel van, and the village goes to sleep early.

from €150 for 3 nights, per person

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Banana plantations, one main street, and the two softest waves on this coast

Tamraght sits on the hill above the Oued Tamraght river mouth, with banana plantations running down to the sea. Aourir, the market town everyone calls Banana Village, is ten minutes south by car or half an hour on foot; Taghazout is fifteen minutes north. There are a handful of cafés, a hammam, a Sunday souk, and no bars.

Below the village, Banana Point peels off the river mouth as a long, slow right-hander that lets a beginner stand up and ride for longer than anywhere else nearby. Devil's Rock, the beach break at the south end, is where most first lessons on this coast happen.

Devil's Rock at Tamraght: local kids on the rock above the beach break, the village behind

Our Tamraght surf camp: 32 beds, a garden, and a roof that faces the sea

The Tamraght hostel is at Sahel 745, on the hill above the village: the beach is a twenty-minute walk down, or a few minutes in the hostel van, which takes every session to the spots. It is the larger and quieter of our two hostels: a garden with hammocks, a roof terrace for breakfast and yoga mats, and nine rooms, enough for a family or a group of friends to book side by side.

  • Double room at the Tamraght hostel: a double bed with a towel folded on it, an open window and a wooden ladder shelf

    Double room

    One double bed by the window, with a bathroom of its own. Three rooms like it; the Two Together room, or the upgrade on a Solo booking.

  • Triple room at the Tamraght hostel: three single beds and a dark wooden wardrobe

    Triple room

    Three single beds, a wardrobe and a bathroom of its own. Two rooms like it, for three friends or parents with a child.

  • Women-only dorm at the Tamraght hostel: a pine bunk bed and a wooden wardrobe

    Women-only dorm

    Six beds in bunks, women only, with a bathroom of its own. Ask for it on the booking form.

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

    Mixed dorm

    Six beds in bunks with a bathroom of its own: the dorm for Solo and Group bookings.

Nine rooms, 32 beds: every room at the Tamraght hostel
RoomSleepsBathroom
Mixed dorm6 in bunksIts own
Six-bed dorm6 in bunksShared
Women-only dorm6 in bunksIts own
Double rooms (three)2 eachIts own
Triple rooms (two)3 eachIts own
Twin room2Shared
  • Fibre wifi throughout
  • Family rooms and a cot on request
  • Board and wetsuit store at the garden gate
  • Hot showers; seven of the nine rooms have a bathroom of their own
  • Kitchen open to guests outside meal times

Beach breaks first, points when you are ready

Live surf forecast, Tamraght

Wave face at each break, the verdict for the level it suits, the best tide window (≈) and the morning wind in km/h. A green wind blows offshore.

A guide, not a promise: our coaches still choose the break each morning. Swell: NOAA WAVEWATCH III, data provided by PacIOOS (www.pacioos.org), which is a part of the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS®), funded in part by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Award #NA21NOS0120091. Wind: data from MET Norway (CC BY 4.0).

Spots we surf from the Tamraght hostel
SpotFrom the hostelWaveWho
Devil's Rock8 min in the van, 20 on footBeach break with a channel, sand bottomFirst lessons, every level on small days
Banana Point8 min in the van, 25 on footLong soft right-hander off the river mouthBeginners standing up, intermediates working turns
Crocro9 min in the van, 30 on footOpen beach break north of the villageIntermediates when Banana is crowded
Anchor Point, Taghazout15 min in the vanLong right-hand pointIntermediates and up, on the coach's call
Imsouane90 min in the vanThe longest wave in Morocco, a day tripEveryone, once a week when it is on

Every break on this coast, by level and by month, is in the surf spots guide.

One price per person for the whole stay, by level

Tamraght hostel, per person, all inclusions, 2026–27
Level3 nights5 nights7 nights
Beginner€150€250€350
Intermediate€180€300€420

The rate covers a bed in a shared room, breakfast, lunch and dinner, the daily surf trips with coaching, daily yoga and the airport transfer both ways. A private room is €20 more per person per night; Two Together always has its own room, double or twin. From 5 nights the excursions to Paradise Valley, Souk El Had and the argan-oil village are included.

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Questions people ask us

Is Tamraght safe and easy for a solo traveller?

Yes. It is a small village where everyone knows everyone, the hostel van takes everyone to the beach and back, and evenings are spent on the roof rather than in bars. Solo travellers make up a large share of our guests.

Is there alcohol in Tamraght?

Not for sale in the village. You can bring your own to the hostel and drink it on the terrace; the nearest shop that sells it is in Agadir.

Can I get to Taghazout easily from the Tamraght hostel?

Fifteen minutes by car, and the ride is ours: the hostel van goes between the two hostels and to the spots whenever the plan calls for it. Shared taxis also run along the coast road all day for a few dirhams.

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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