7 days All Inclusive Surf Package

Agadir’s Atlantic coast gives this package its main appeal: six full days in the water, with the practical details handled for you. You stay in a traditional riad, eat three meals a day, use the boards and wetsuits provided, and take a day trip to Imsouane, one of Morocco’s best-known surf spots.

I like the family-style atmosphere and the strong value. Meals, airport or bus-station transfers, beach transport, bottled water, snacks, equipment, and photography are all included. The instructors are repeatedly praised for patience and good beginner coaching, while the rooftop gives you a pleasant place to unwind after surfing.

The main consideration is that this is a surf camp, not a polished resort. Room arrangements can include dorm beds, the itinerary depends on weather and sea conditions, and one dinner out is not included. At $604.84 per person, the package is priced for activity, community, and convenience rather than luxury.

Key points to know before booking

• Six days of surf instruction: Lessons suit complete beginners and surfers who want to improve their technique.
• Imsouane day trip included: Spend a full surf day at a famous long wave often described as the longest in Africa.
• Seven nights in a traditional riad: Expect a clean, comfortable surf-house setting rather than a full-service hotel.
• Meals are part of the deal: Breakfast is included for seven days, with six packed lunches and six home-cooked dinners.
• Photography costs nothing extra: The team takes surf photos during the lessons, giving you a useful record of your progress.
• Small group size: The maximum is 15 people, which keeps the camp social without making it enormous.

Six surf days on Morocco’s Atlantic coast

This package is built around repetition. You surf for six days, and that matters far more than a single introductory lesson. The first day can feel awkward, with the board moving under you and the Atlantic pushing from every direction. By returning to the water day after day, you have time to work on balance, paddling, standing up, and choosing manageable waves.

You do not need to arrive as a surfer. The package is intended for all levels, ages, and genders, and it welcomes solo visitors, couples, friends, and families. Beginners can expect instruction aimed at the basics, while more experienced surfers can receive advice suited to their level.

The exact beach can depend on conditions. Transport to and from the beach is included, and the air-conditioned vehicle makes the daily transfer easier, especially when you are carrying boards and wet gear. You are not left to solve the local beach logistics on your own.

The surf lessons also include the equipment you need for the stay: board, wetsuit, and leash. That is a major saving compared with booking lessons and rental gear separately. It also means you can pack lighter, though you should still bring personal swimwear, sun protection, and anything you prefer to use between sessions.

What the daily rhythm feels like

The package includes seven healthy self-catering breakfasts at the accommodation. Six days include a packed lunch, and six evenings feature home-cooked dinner. Bottled water and snacks such as fruit and sweets are provided during the surf lessons.

That arrangement keeps the week simple. You eat, prepare for the beach, surf, return to the riad, and spend the evening with the camp community. If you like having every meal planned, this is useful. If you prefer to choose your own restaurants each night, you may find the schedule less flexible.

One planned evening takes you out for dinner, but that meal is at your own expense and optional. It is a small but important detail when you compare the headline price with your likely total spending. You should budget for that meal, plus any drinks, shopping, yoga classes, or extra excursions.

The food receives especially strong praise. Descriptions point to generous, tasty home cooking rather than restaurant-style dining. That fits the character of the camp: the attraction is a welcoming house, shared meals, and an easy social rhythm. You should not book this expecting a formal dining room or luxury culinary program.

A traditional riad, rooftop views, and shared space

Your accommodation is a traditional riad for seven nights. The house is described as clean, cozy, and comfortable, with a rooftop terrace that provides views toward the ocean and a good place to watch the sunset.

Room types are not fully detailed, so you should check the booking conditions before choosing this package if private accommodation matters to you. A dorm bed is available in at least some arrangements. The shared setup suits people who enjoy meeting others and spending time in communal areas. It may not suit you if you want a quiet, private retreat after every lesson.

The strongest theme running through the stay is the sense of belonging. The team aims to make the house feel like a family home, and the shared breakfasts, surf sessions, packed lunches, and dinners naturally encourage conversation. Solo visitors can find this useful because the social contact is built into the day rather than left to chance.

At the same time, a family atmosphere can mean less privacy. People come to surf, eat, rest, and socialize on a common schedule. If you are happiest keeping to yourself, you may want to ask about room options before paying.

Free Wi-Fi is included at the accommodation. The team is also available 24/7, with Yassine and Yassimine mentioned as helpful points of contact. That around-the-clock support is reassuring when you need help with a transfer, a practical problem, or a change in plans.

The Imsouane day trip is the week’s big change of scene

The included trip to Imsouane gives the week a welcome break from the regular beach routine. Imsouane is known for a long, steady wave and is often promoted as having Africa’s longest wave. The trip lets you test your progress in a different setting and experience one of North Africa’s most recognized surf breaks.

The appeal is not only the surfing. A full-day outing adds variety to a seven-day stay and gives the group a shared goal beyond the daily lessons. You can expect surf time there, with the possibility of sand surfing afterward based on the described experience.

Conditions still control the day. Ocean quality, wave size, and lesson suitability can change with the weather. The provider states that poor weather can lead to a changed date or a full refund, so you should not treat the Imsouane day as a guaranteed set of wave conditions.

For beginners, the trip may feel like a high point even if you are still working on the basics. For experienced surfers, it offers the chance to ride a longer, more distinctive wave. The package does not promise private coaching at Imsouane, so ask how the group will be organized if you are booking mainly for advanced surfing.

Free photography is a useful extra

Photography is included at no extra charge. During the lessons, the team takes surf photos, giving you more than a few memories from the beach. You can also use the images for your social feeds without paying an additional photography fee.

The value here is practical. Surfing is difficult to judge from inside the water. A photo can show your stance, hand position, and timing in a way that verbal advice cannot. It also gives beginners proof of progress, even when the week feels tiring.

Do not treat the photography as a private professional shoot. The information only confirms free surf photography as part of the package, not the number of images, editing style, delivery method, or guaranteed coverage for every person. If photos are especially important to you, ask how and when they are shared.

How the price compares with what is included

At $604.84 per person, the package offers a lot for a seven-day surf stay. You receive seven nights of accommodation, six surf lesson days, all surf equipment, beach transport, six lunches, six dinners, seven breakfasts, water, snacks, Wi-Fi, photography, and airport or bus-station transfers.

The airport pickup is from Agadir Al Massira Airport, and transfers are also available from the Agadir bus station. That removes one of the first headaches after arrival. You do not need to arrange a taxi, find the surf house, or carry a board through an unfamiliar destination.

The value is strongest if you use most of the included services. Someone who attends only a few lessons or prefers private accommodation might find another arrangement better. Someone who wants a full week of structured surfing, meals, equipment, and a social setting is likely to get much more from the price.

Remember the extras. Yoga classes and other excursions are not included. The optional restaurant evening is also paid separately. Drinks outside the included water, personal purchases, and any additional activities will raise your total.

The free cancellation policy allows a full refund when you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience starts. Changes or cancellations inside that window are not accepted for a refund. Weather or minimum-group issues can lead to a new date, another experience, or a full refund.

Who will enjoy this surf camp most

This package is a particularly good match for a first-time surfer who wants more than one lesson. Six days give you time to settle into the sport, and the instructors are repeatedly described as patient, friendly, and encouraging with beginners.

It also works well for solo visitors. The meal schedule and shared accommodation create regular chances to meet people, and the camp’s social tone can make a solo week feel less isolated. Couples and friends can enjoy the activity together while still having a ready-made group around them.

Families may also fit the program because all ages are welcome, but you should confirm room arrangements and the suitability of the planned surf conditions for younger participants before booking. The maximum group size is 15, so the setting should feel more personal than a large commercial class, though it is not a private surf retreat.

More experienced surfers can benefit from daily water time and the Imsouane outing. Still, the package is not presented as an advanced coaching clinic. If you need video analysis, private sessions, or technical progression plans, ask what can be arranged before you commit.

What to pack and what to clarify

The package supplies a board, wetsuit, and leash, so you do not need to bring a full surf kit. Pack comfortable clothes for the riad, swimwear, sun protection, a towel if the accommodation does not provide one, and a small day bag for beach use.

You should confirm the room setup, especially if you are not comfortable with dorm accommodation. Ask how photography is delivered, too. The service is included, but the available details do not specify the number of photos or the timing.

It is also smart to confirm pickup details after booking. Airport and bus-station transport are included, but you will still need to provide accurate arrival information. Keep some money for the optional dinner, yoga, extra excursions, and personal spending.

The experience is weather-dependent. Surf conditions may change the lesson location or schedule, and poor weather can affect the Imsouane outing. A flexible attitude will help you enjoy the week instead of treating each day as a fixed timetable.

Should you book the seven-day package?

I would book this if you want a friendly, activity-first week with the major costs bundled together. The strongest reasons are the six surf days, included equipment, home-cooked meals, airport transfers, free photography, and the Imsouane trip. Those extras make the $604.84 price look especially good for someone who plans to surf regularly.

I would think twice if you want a resort, private luxury, or complete control over your schedule. This is a communal surf house, and its appeal comes from shared meals, group transport, daily lessons, and a family-style atmosphere.

For beginners, solo visitors, couples, and friends seeking a low-fuss introduction to Moroccan surfing, Tiziri Surf Maroc offers a solid package with little financial guesswork. Check the room arrangement and confirm your transfer details, then book with enough flexibility for the Atlantic weather to set the pace.

FAQ

How long is the surf package?

The package lasts approximately seven days and includes seven nights of accommodation. It provides six days of surf lessons.

Is surf equipment included?

Yes. You can use a surfboard, wetsuit, and leash for the duration of your stay. Transport to and from the beach is also included.

Are meals included?

Yes. Breakfast is included for seven days, along with six packed lunches and six home-cooked dinners. One planned evening meal outside is optional and paid for separately.

Does the package include airport transportation?

Yes. Pickup and return transportation are included from Agadir Al Massira Airport or the Agadir bus station.

Is the package suitable for beginners?

Yes. The experience is suitable for all surf levels, including complete beginners. It also welcomes people of different ages and genders, as well as families, couples, friends, and solo visitors.

Is the Imsouane trip included?

Yes. One surf trip to Imsouane is included. The trip is described as a chance to surf one of North Africa’s best-known long waves.