Taghazout Surf Camp Prices & What's Included (2026)
What a Taghazout surf camp really costs in 2026, what's included vs paid extra — and an honest look at our own pack in Tamraght, ten minutes south.
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Looking for a Taghazout surf camp means comparing a dozen tabs that all promise the same thing. This guide cuts it down to what actually matters: what camps cost in 2026, what's genuinely included, and what quietly costs extra. Full disclosure from the first line — we run Azul Berg, a surf hostel in Tamraght, ten minutes south of Taghazout, and our own pack is in the comparison below. The numbers for everyone else come from published camp prices, so you can check them.
What a surf camp here costs in 2026
| Format | Typical price |
|---|---|
| All-inclusive week (room, meals, lessons) | ~€360–665+ |
| Per-night camp rates | ~€78–112 |
| Our surf pack (2 nights) | €250 per person |
| Our surf pack (6 nights) | €540 per person |
Our 6-night pack works out around €90 a night — mid-market — with daily lessons, gear, transfers to the spots, breakfasts and lunches in the price, and group discounts from 3 guests up. The point of the table isn't that we're cheapest; it's that comparing headline prices without the inclusion list is how people overpay.
Still choosing your region or camp style? Our country-wide Morocco surf camp guide walks through it by level, budget and travel style.
What's included — and what usually isn't
This is where camps really differ. The typical Taghazout package includes your room, breakfast plus a communal dinner, a two-hour lesson a day and board and wetsuit. The most common paid extras: airport pickup, yoga, and — surprisingly often — lunch.
| Typical camp | Azul Berg | |
|---|---|---|
| Daily lessons + gear | ✓ | ✓ |
| Transfers to the surf spots | varies | ✓ |
| Breakfast | ✓ | ✓ |
| Lunch | often extra | ✓ — you're out at the spots at midday |
| Dinner | ✓ (communal) | ✗ — evenings belong to the village cafés |
| Airport pickup | often extra | €30 per way, up to 4 people |
| Free day for trips | rarely stated | ✓ — one per 6-night pack |
Yes, we put our own gap in the table: we don't do dinner. A tajine in the village runs 40–70 MAD, and sending guests out to Lina Surf or Babakoul in the evening is a feature of staying here, not a cost-saving trick. If you want every meal under one roof, a classic Taghazout camp does that better.
The spots, and real driving times
A camp's address matters less than its van. From our door in Tamraght:
- Imourane beach — walking distance; this is where beginner lessons run daily
- Banana Beach — 3–5 minutes
- Hash Point — about 10 minutes, in Taghazout village
- Anchor Point — 12–15 minutes, just past Taghazout
So the famous waves are one short drive away, while the beginner beaches are on foot. That's the honest trade of basing in Tamraght instead of Taghazout village itself — we wrote a whole Tamraght vs Taghazout comparison if you're weighing the two, and our guide to surfing in Morocco covers every spot and season on this coast.
What our pack actually contains
The surf pack, in full: daily lessons with certified instructors, board and wetsuit, transfers to whichever spot fits the day's conditions and your level, your bed (dorm or private room), homemade breakfasts and lunches, and one free day for Paradise Valley or the souk. €250 for 2 nights, €540 for 6, group discounts from 3 people.
Around the pack, the hostel does the rest: a rooftop, a weekly Tuesday jam session, and a village where the beach is a short walk. You can see the rooms here or build your trip with dates and extras — we confirm availability the same day.
And if you want the village beyond the camps — restaurants, sunset spots, a perfect afternoon — our guide to Taghazout covers that side.
Anything this guide didn't answer — whether it fits your level, your group, your dates — message us or ask on WhatsApp. You'll get the owners, not a booking bot, and they answer honestly.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a surf camp in Taghazout cost?
- In 2026, all-inclusive weeks run roughly €360–665+ depending on the camp, or €78–112 per night. Our own surf pack in Tamraght is €250 for 2 nights or €540 for 6 nights per person, with daily lessons, gear, spot transfers, breakfasts and lunches included.
- What does a surf camp package usually include?
- Typically: your room, breakfast plus a communal dinner, a two-hour lesson per day and board and wetsuit. Airport pickup, yoga and lunch are the most common paid extras — always check the inclusion list before comparing prices.
- Do I need surf experience to join a surf camp?
- No — this coast is one of the best places in the world to start. Lessons run on soft, sandy beginner beaches like Imourane, with certified instructors and all gear provided.
- Where exactly is Azul Berg?
- In Tamraght, the quieter village ten minutes south of Taghazout, walking distance to Imourane beach and a short drive from the famous point breaks. Private airport transfer from Agadir is €30 per way for up to 4 people.
