Surfing in Morocco
Surfing in Morocco in November
Consistent Atlantic swells, the points firing and pleasant autumn weather: November is prime time for surfing in Morocco.
Waves
5–10 ft
Water
18–19 °C
Wetsuit
3/2 or 4/3 mm
Crowds
Moderate
Best for
Intermediate to advanced
The month at a glance
What to expect in November
By November the winter season is fully on. Regular groundswells roll into Taghazout Bay, and Anchor Point, Killer Point and Panoramas deliver the long right-handers Morocco is famous for. Days are still mild and sunny, perfect between sessions.
Beginners can still learn well: our coaches pick sheltered beach breaks and the smaller days, and the waves at Devil’s Rock and Banana Beach stay manageable while the points get the size.
Where to surf
Spots that work this month
- Anchor Point: the classic long right, often firing
- Killer Point and Panoramas on solid swells
- Hash Point for intermediates
- Sheltered beach breaks for beginner lessons
What to pack
Packing tips
- A 3/2 or 4/3 mm wetsuit (included with our packages)
- Reef booties for the point breaks
- Warm layers for early mornings and evenings
- Sunscreen: the sun is still strong
FAQ
Your questions
Yes, it is one of the best months: consistent swells, the famous point breaks working and mild weather, with fewer crowds than in December and January.
Yes. The points get the big waves, but our coaches take beginners to sheltered beach breaks and choose the smaller days for lessons.
Water is around 18 to 19 °C, so a 3/2 mm is fine for most surfers and a 4/3 mm is comfortable on cooler days. Wetsuits are included in our packages.
Surf Morocco with us in November. All-inclusive weeks from €470.
