Itinerary

A week in Taghazout

Seven days, and where to be on each of them.

  • Best time to visit
    September – April
  • Water temperature
    18 – 22 °C
  • Wave consistency
    4.6 / 5
  • Vibe
    Relaxed, authentic

The climate in Taghazout

Taghazout enjoys a mild, sunny climate all year round. On Morocco's Atlantic coast, the village gets maritime influences that keep temperatures even, right through winter.

With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, Taghazout is one of the most comfortable places in the world to surf in any season.

The seasons in detail

Every season in Taghazout has something going for it. Here is what to expect from each.

  • Autumn (September – November): pleasant temperatures, the water still warm, and the first real swells arriving.
  • Winter (December – February): peak surf season. The most consistent swells of the year.
  • Spring (March – May): conditions stay excellent and there are fewer people than in winter.
  • Summer (June – August): small waves, but ideal conditions to learn in.
Two surfers at sunset on Taghazout beach
End of a session, Taghazout beach

There is no bad time to come to Taghazout. There are only different expectations.

Swell and conditions month by month

A quick look at what each month typically brings.

MonthSwellAverage sizeConditions
JanuaryNorth-west1.4 mExcellent
AprilWest1.5 mGood
JulySouth-west0.7 mBeginners
OctoberNorth-west2.0 mExcellent

What we would do

For a first trip, aim for October or April: the swell has arrived, the water is still bearable and the crowds have not peaked. The spots are covered in the Taghazout guide.

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