14 Iconic Moroccan Breaks
Right Outside Our Door

Our beloved home break! Peels right off the mythical rock promontory into sandy bay waters. Consistent, fun, and accessible for coaching.

Named for the surrounding banana plantations. A cruisy, endless right-hander peeling along the rivermouth. Longboarder paradise.

Gentle, forgiving whitewash and rolling green reforms overlooking the sleeping crocodile cliff silhouette. Ideal for first wave takeoffs.

Sweeping sand-bottom right point break offering long, gentle peelers on small days and faster shoulders on bigger pulses.

Punchy, wedging A-frame reef break between Devil’s Rock and Banana Beach. Fast rights, hollow bowls, and air sections.

Right in front of Taghazout’s cafe strip. Easy paddle out, mellow drop into playful rolling sections for effortless turns.

Neighboring the iconic Anchor Point. Delivers fast, punchy right walls on medium swells when Anchor Point is crowded.

A celebrated Moroccan left-hander! Peeling reel walls over flat reef and sand patches, beloved by goofy-foot surfers.

Protected crescent cove that stays glassy when northerly winds pick up elsewhere. Mellow right peeler perfect for technique polishing.

Morocco’s most consistent wave magnet. Picks up every scrap of swell and features authentic fossilized dinosaur footprints on the rocky reef.

The undisputed crown jewel of Moroccan surfing. Endless 500m right-hand freight train with multiple barrel sections and massive carving shoulders.

Named after orcas frequenting the headland. Powerful, thumping open-ocean right with vertical takeoff and huge shifting sets.

Breaks next to the rusted boiler of an old shipwreck. Lightning-fast drop straight into a spitting barrel section over sharp volcanic rock.

Legendary 800-meter endless glide. Catch a wave from the fishing harbor all the way to the village beach. Included in Tama weekly excursions.