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Three days in the medina is enough for most people, and then everybody wants a coast. Which one to pick, how long the drive really takes, how to split a week between the two — and why doing the city first is almost always the right order.
Nearly everyone on this coast passes through Agadir and most only have a few hours. A local’s shortlist of what’s actually worth doing — the market, the hilltop kasbah, the fishing port — plus honest advice on what to skip and how to use a long layover.
A palm gorge with freshwater pools an hour inland from Agadir, and the best day trip on this coast — when you go at the right time of year. An honest month-by-month guide to water levels, costs and crowds, from people who drive guests there.
The roads are better than you expect and the driving is worse. Checkpoints, speed limits, the zero-alcohol rule, parking guardians, what rental insurance actually covers, and the headlight flash that means the opposite of what you think.
Solo surf camp Morocco, from a camp that hosts solos every week — safety, group size, dorm vs private, and what to actually ask before booking.
What a beginner surf camp in Morocco actually feels like, day by day — from the airport drive to your first green wave, and the common fears nobody talks about.
How to choose a surf camp in Morocco — the 7 questions that matter, red flags, green flags, and operator-voice answers from a camp owner in Imsouane.
The best places to surf in Morocco stretch along an Atlantic coastline that produces consistent, world-class waves almost every month of the year. From mellow beginner breaks to barrelling point breaks that attract professional surfers — the range here is genuinely...
Surf camp Morocco for families — the short version: choose a gentle wave, a small camp and patient instructors, and the week tends to go better than any brochure suggests. The detail is below. A surf camp in Morocco for families works better than most people expect —...
Surf camp Morocco all inclusive — what “included” actually means at different camps, real prices, who it suits, and the red flags to avoid. From a camp in Imsouane.
