Tamraght is a small Berber fishing village located on a hill overlooking the Atlantic Ocean approximately 14 km north of Agadir, 40 minutes north of Agadir airport and 3 kilometers from the better known village of Taghazout.

This traditional fishing community has grown over the years and become popular with surfers, backpackers and yogi’s not to mention Europeans looking for a second home in the sun.
With over 300 days of sunshine per year and an average temperature between 20° and 29° during the day, Tamraght is designed for the perfect surf holiday…

Here are yoga postures that you can do at home

Yoga can be a great complement to surfing by improving flexibility, strength, balance, focus and overall mobility. . Here are 10 yoga poses that can help improve your surfing performance:

HOW TO WARM UP PROPERLY BEFORE THE SURF SESSION?

Warming up before a surf session is essential to prevent injuries, improve your performance and prepare you mentally for the activity. Here’s how to properly warm up before surfing:

Your decision is made, you are going to learn surfing alone. Knowing that the ocean cannot be tamed so easily, discover our advice for learning in complete safety.

The prerequisites for learning to surf

You are going to start surfing alone, but some concerns persist: won’t the waves be too big? Will I be able to pass the “bar”? … Rest assured, surfing is accessible for (almost) all profiles and tastes. However, to start safely, check that all of the following prerequisites are met:

Geography

Taghazout is a coastal village located in the Agadir region, southwest of Morocco. It is famous for its picturesque beaches. its world-class waves and laid-back vibe. making it a popular destination for surfers from all over the world.

Located on the Atlantic coast: halfway between Agadir and Cape Ghir. This seaside resort has beautiful, extensive beaches. It offers great natural diversity and famous surf spots.

The village of Taghazout has geographic coordinates: 30° 31′ 59″ N, 9° 42′ 00″ W. It is located on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 20.5 km from the city of Agadir, in taking the N 1.

The coast of Taghazout enjoys a climate which bathes the coastline in mild sunshine almost all year round. Precipitation can reach 400 mm per year, or even more on the mountains; showers are generally short but sometimes violent.

Live the adventure of sandboarding

Discover the desert style of sand dunes in Agadir regions and have an unforgettable experience on this half-day tour alongside your family and friends.

You will be collected from your accommodation and after an hour of driving along the seaside of the Atlantic Ocean passing many villages along the way. These include the surfing villages and Tamri the banana village surrounded by banana plantations and finally you will reach Timlalin where you will experience the sand dunes.

Here you will have a panoramic view of the wild beach also known as Taboga beach before returning to Agadir where your tour will end.

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imsouane small fishing village on the Atlantic side, conveniently located halfway between Agadir and Essaouira. The coastal road between Agadir and Imsouane is magnificent: it runs along the Atlantic which you can admire almost all the way, but it is not often possible to stop. Our little rental Dacia speeds along the main road, between trucks and passenger buses, to the intersection separating the main road from the junction leading to Imsouane.

Just after, there is a very beautiful panoramic viewpoint over the bay.

Paradise Valley

Paradise Valley is a part of the Imourane River Valley, in the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains. It is located 20 km from Agadir. The valley is located in the region of Souss-Massa-Drâa with these rocky basins and small waterfalls.

Located in the Atlas Mountains, it is an essential stopover for adventurers who want to see Moroccan nature.

For a trek or to go swimming in the lagoons (but be careful the water is cold).