Een dag in het Marokkaanse surf paleis

De tijden zijn alleen een indicatie. Marokko is heel erg chill, dus dingen gebeuren als ze gebeuren en niemand maakt zich druk over hoe laat het is.

Vrije Tijd Activiteiten

Surfen, kameel rijden, paardrijden, jet skiën, een trip naar de soukh markt in Agadir, de stad ontdekken, zwemmen, zonnen, hiken, van kliffen afspringen, een trip naar Paradise Valley, de ammam bezoeken (badhuis), Marokkaans bier drinken en nog veel meer!

Nachtelijke Activiteiten

Feesten in Agadir, film nachten, avondeten in ons favoriete restaurant, strand BBQ en een kampvuur, de zonsondergang bekijken vanaf een surfplank en kaarten op het terras.

On the edge of the Sahara

Whilst you can see Morocco from the cities of Southern Spain, once you’re on the ground you’ll realize that you couldn’t be further away… in a wonderful way! This is North Africa baby! This is a place of camels, forts and snake charmers. Where date palms grow out of sandy deserts, and kids run up to your car snotty-faced asking for sweet, sweet candy.

Our surf palace is located in the south of Morocco, in the village of Taghazoute, near the resort city of Agadir. An area so lovely the King of Morocco has his beach palace down there. Here the High Atlas Mountains complete their run down to the North Atlantic Ocean, where goats reside in trees and where fishermen make their nightly drift out to the horizon on seaworthy car tyre inner tubes.

Taghazout is a stereotypical North African fishing village, with a series of narrow lanes winding either side of the one road, Highway 1, which runs through it’s middle and provides the village’s central focal point. Along this road there are a handful of shops, a marketplace and mosque and a few hotels. You can walk through Taghazout along Highway 1 from end to end in about 5 minutes, which is taking into account stopping to pat cats and high five locals.

The Surf Palace

The Stoke Travel Surf Palace is located just off Highway 1. Located near the water’s edge, the palace is populated with sun worshipers and surf rats from every corner of the globe, and they can be found lounging on our balcony watching the sea and checking out the waves. There is a combination of shared and private accommodation, though most nights you’ll pass out on the balcony with the ever-clear North African night sky twinkling away above you.

*A note on the balcony, because it deserves it. This balcony is amazing and is definitely the focal point of the house. This is where we eat, drink tea, share stories, chug beers and smoke hookah. This is the place where you can play a game of chess or kiss a beautiful stranger. We BBQ here, we surf the net, we sloth around and we dry our wetsuits. From this balcony, you can check the surf at three of Morocco’s best breaks, from this balcony the sunset will burn so bright and beautiful your eyes will bleed, from this balcony the sounds of a Moroccan fishing village will drift up and mingle with chatter from all around the world. This is THE balcony.

Meet us there

We offer pick ups for a surcharge from Agadir bus station and airport, however please ensure you give us a minimum of 24 hours of notice in order to arrange this.

Come fly to us…

This is really the only practical way to get here. Because it’s on another continent fool! (Unless you live in Africa, thereby making us the fool). Anyway, to get here grab a flight to either Agadir, which is the airport nearest the surf palace, or to Marrakesh, which is also close-ish and usually cheaper, and with more frequent flights.

The airlines we usually fly with are Ryanair, Easyjet and Royal Air Maroc. Like with most of these trips the earlier you book the cheaper it will be. So book now!

If you are flying to Agadir we can fetch you from the airport. Just be sure to send us your flight details.

If you land in Marrakesh you can either prearrange a taxi to take you to the Surf Palace, or make your own way here on the public bus (see details below). In any case we’ll go through all of this with you personally when you book.

Once you land you might need to take the bus

CTM and Supratours run frequent buses from Marrakech to Agadir. The trip takes about three and a half hours and costs a measly 10€. When you land grab a cab  and head to the terminal (they leave from different terminals, choose one and tell your cab driver).

There’s no need to book a ticket in advance, and even if you needed to you couldn’t. This is North Africa dudes.

Once in Agadir take a taxi to Taghazout, the surfing village. It’s really small, so just get dropped bang in the centre of the main road. And once in Taghazout, ask for Adventure Keys.

Adventure Keys Address:

Taghazout KM 20
Route d’Essaouira
Agadir – Morocco

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