Devils Rock
Level Beginner to Advanced
Type Beach Break
Tide Mid Tide
The perfect spot for beginners, “Devil’s Rock” offers a sandy bottom and sand covered reef. Just 15 minutes walk from “Wavy Days”, the perfect spot to get comfortable on your board. You can also walk out onto the rock for sunset!
Crocro
Level Beginner to Advanced
Type Beach Break
Tide Mid to High
Just a 1 minute walk North of “Devil’s Rock” is “Crocro”, a sandy beach break. The wave typically breaks harder than at Devil’s, but on softer days it’s a great practice spot for beginners.
Banana Point
Level Beginner to Advanced
Type Beach Break
Tide Low to Mid
“Banana Point” produces a long and accessible right, ensuring consistent fun rides in the right conditions (Westward swell and Eastward wind). The ease of the takeoffs makes it an ideal spot for beginners as well as intermediate surfers.
K12
Level Intermediate to Advanced
Type Beach Break
Tide Mid to High
“K12” produces a mellow peak suitable for goofy feet and regulars alike. Be aware that there is some reef.
K11
Level Beginner to Advanced
Type Reef Break
Tide Mid to High
“K11” is just a short walk from Aourir. Popular with locals, this spot is suitable for beginners and improvers alike.
Anza
Level Beginner to Advanced
Type Beach break and Reef Break
Tide Mid to High
“Anza” has a little something for everyone, with an exposed beach break for beginners, and a reef break further back for the more advanced surfer.
Anchor Point
Level Intermediate to Advanced
Type Point Break
Tide Low
“Anchor Point” is often regarded as the best surf spot in Morocco and has been renowned for its wave since the 60s. About 10 minutes drive from Wavy Days, come surf or watch the brave catch 4 meter waves during the season!
Mystery
Level Beginner to Advanced
Type Reef Break
Tide Full High
Neighboring “La Source”, “Mystery” is a rocky reef break named for the rocks just below the surface.
Killers
Level Intermediate to Advanced
Type Point Break
Tide Low
Named for the pod of killer whales sometimes seen in the summer, “Killer Point” offers fantastic barrels for those willing to paddle. Low tide offers the easiest access to the line up, saving your energy for some leg burning rides.
Desert Point
Level Beginner to Advanced
Type Point Break (with a sandy bottom)
Tide Low and Mid
Technically a point break, “Desert Point” offers wild scenery and is relatively empty. Not the most consistent spot along the coast, but offers a fast right and a sandy bottom with flat rocks suitable for beginners. About 30 minutes from Wavy Days up the N1.
Dracula
Level Advanced
Type Reef Break
Tide Low
A spot not for the faint of heart, “Dracula” has some bite! Named for the razor sharp rocks lining the bottom, this world-class exposed reef break is located just 2km south from “Boilers”.
Boilers
Level Advanced
Type Reef Break
Tide Low and Mid
“Boilers” gets its name from a washed-up ship boiler visible at low tide. A rocky reef bottom covered in sea urchins, the paddle in and out can be difficult but you’ll be rewarded by big speed walls and vertical lips. About 25 minutes up the N1 from Wavy Days.
Tamri
Level Beginner to Advanced
Type Beach Break
Tide Full Low and Full High
This popular spot surrounded by banana plantations located at the mouth of a river, “Tamri” is a super consistent spot great for surfers of all levels. It’s located North about 40 minutes drive up the N1 from Wavy days, about 25 minutes from Taghazout.