Surf spot guide
Banana Beach: surf forecast and spot guide
Live conditions, best swell and wind, level and tips for surfing Banana Beach in Taghazout Bay.
Right now at Banana Beach
Waves
1.2 m
Swell 1.2 m · 11 s · NW
Wind
11 km/h
SE offshore
Spot rating now
4/5
●●●●●Next days
Wed 30
Morning ●●●●●1.1 m · 8 km/h onshore
Afternoon ●●●●●1.0 m · 23 km/h onshore
Thu 1
Morning ●●●●●1.5 m · 5 km/h cross-shore
Afternoon ●●●●●1.9 m · 13 km/h onshore
Fri 2
Morning ●●●●●2.3 m · 10 km/h onshore
Afternoon ●●●●●2.4 m · 17 km/h onshore
Sat 3
Morning ●●●●●2.3 m · 2 km/h cross-shore
Afternoon ●●●●●2.0 m · 12 km/h onshore
Sun 4
Morning ●●●●●1.7 m · 3 km/h offshore
Afternoon ●●●●●1.6 m · 15 km/h offshore
About Banana Beach
Banana Beach is a long sandy beach between Tamraght and Aourir. Its gentle, rolling waves and wide space make it ideal for beginner lessons, even on busy days.
Safety tips
Currents can pull along the beach when the swell picks up, so keep an eye on your position and on your coach.
The spot at a glance
- Wave
- Beach break, peaks both ways
- Bottom
- Sand
- Level
- Beginners
- Ideal size
- 0.5–1.1 m
- Best wind
- Offshore, from the east to north-east
- Best season
- All year
- Access
- A short drive from the camp, with our daily surf transport
FAQ
Is Banana Beach good for beginners?
Yes. Banana Beach is a sandy beach break with soft waves, ideal for learning with a coach.
What are the best conditions at Banana Beach?
Waves of about 0.5 to 1.1 m, a north-west swell and a light offshore wind from the east or north-east. Our coaches check the conditions every morning.
When is the best season to surf Banana Beach?
Banana Beach works all year. The smaller, regular waves from April to October are perfect for beginners.
How do I get to Banana Beach?
Banana Beach is a short drive from our camp in Tamraght. With our surf packages, daily transport to the best spot of the day is included.
Surf Banana Beach with us
Every morning our coaches choose the best spot for your level, with transport, boards and wetsuits included.






