7 days All Inclusive Surf Package

Catch waves, not just sunshine. This seven-night camp near Agadir combines six full days of surf lessons with a day at Imsouane, one of North Africa’s best-known breaks. I like the simple, useful package: your board, wetsuit, meals, beach transport, airport transfer, and surf photos are all covered. I also like the friendly, family-style setup, which makes it easier for solo visitors and first-time surfers to settle in quickly.

The main consideration is that all-inclusive does not mean every expense disappears. One planned dinner outside is optional but at your own cost, while yoga and other excursions are not included. You should also expect a social surf-house atmosphere rather than a polished resort, with shared time, simple rooms, and a maximum group size of 15.

Key points at a glance

• Six days on the water: You get repeated instruction, practice, and time to build confidence rather than a single introductory lesson.
• A full day at Imsouane: The trip takes you to a famous long wave often described as the longest in Africa.
• Useful extras included: Boards, wetsuits, leashes, beach transfers, bottled water, snacks, and photography are part of the price.
• Traditional riad accommodation: You stay seven nights in a Moroccan surf house with Wi-Fi and a rooftop terrace.
• Strong value at $604.84: Seven nights, meals, lessons, transfers, equipment, and an excursion make this a low-cost way to try a surf camp.
• Small enough to feel personal: The group limit of 15 allows for a shared camp atmosphere without the scale of a large resort.

Six surf days near Agadir

The heart of the program is straightforward: you spend six days learning or improving your surfing around Agadir. The coast has Atlantic swells and warm weather, giving the camp a practical setting for beginners and a useful base for surfers who already know the basics.

You are not buying a quick lesson followed by free time. The value comes from repetition. Surfing asks you to read the water, handle the board, paddle, stand, fall safely, and try again. Six lesson days give you room to make progress at a sensible pace.

The package is designed for all levels, genders, and ages. That does not mean every session will feel equally easy for everyone. Surf conditions change, and the right beach for a first-timer may not be the best spot for someone hoping to ride larger waves. Still, the mixed-level format can work well because the instructors can give different advice to beginners and more experienced surfers.

The supplied board, wetsuit, and leash remove one of the biggest barriers for a new surfer. You do not need to arrive with expensive equipment or guess what size board to rent. You use the gear for the length of your stay, which keeps the process simple.

Beach transport is also included each surf day. That matters more than it may sound. Carrying a board and wetsuit through unfamiliar streets is no fun, and local beach access can vary with conditions. An air-conditioned vehicle keeps the transfer more comfortable, particularly after a long session in the water.

What lessons are likely to feel like

The camp suits you best if you want active instruction, not a passive beach holiday. The instructors are praised for being patient, cheerful, and willing to offer extra tips to people at different stages. Beginners can expect help with the basic mechanics, while improving surfers can ask for guidance on catching better waves and refining technique.

Several accounts describe first-time surfers catching waves during the week. That is an encouraging sign, but you should keep your expectations sensible. Surfing progress depends on the sea, your fitness, your comfort in the water, and how often you practice. Six days gives you a good chance to improve, not a guarantee that you will leave surfing like a local.

Photography is included at no extra charge. This is a particularly nice touch because surfing is difficult to judge from your own point of view. A photo can show your stance, timing, and position on the board far better than memory can. It also gives you a record of the week without paying an additional photographer’s fee.

Daily bottled water and snacks, such as fruit and sweets, are provided during surf lessons. Those small supplies help after a morning of paddling and repeated attempts in the water. Lunch is packed on six days, so you can eat around the surf schedule rather than return to the accommodation for a full meal.

The Imsouane day trip and its long wave

The standout excursion is a day trip to Imsouane, a coastal destination known for its metronomic break and exceptionally long wave. The package describes it as the longest wave in Africa, which explains why this is more than a change of beach. It gives you a chance to see a different side of Morocco’s surf coast and test yourself at a famous break.

You should not think of Imsouane as a guaranteed highlight for every ability level. A long wave can be exciting for an improving surfer, but the experience still depends on the day’s conditions and your confidence. If you are new to surfing, the main value may be the outing itself, the different setting, and the chance to watch stronger surfers as much as your own time on the board.

The excursion has also been paired with sand surfing in some camp schedules and is remembered as a full, memorable day. Since the exact timing and additional activities can depend on conditions, ask the camp what is planned when you arrive. Surfing is included, while other excursions are not automatically part of the package.

Seven nights in a traditional riad

Your accommodation is a traditional riad used by the surf camp. It is described as clean, cozy, and comfortable, with a rooftop terrace where you can watch the sunset over the ocean. Free Wi-Fi is available, and the camp keeps the atmosphere communal rather than hotel-like.

You can choose this style of stay if you enjoy meeting people around breakfast, after surf lessons, and over dinner. The social rhythm is one of the strongest parts of the experience. Solo visitors, couples, friends, and families are all welcomed, and the camp aims to create a shared community built around surfing.

The accommodation is not positioned as a luxury property. One account makes the useful point that this is not the place for a high-end restaurant or a hotel with many stars. It is better suited to someone who values warmth, cleanliness, good food, and helpful staff over private resort facilities and formal service.

Dorm beds are available, and they have been described as comfortable and clean. The supplied information does not specify every room type, bathroom arrangement, or whether private rooms cost extra, so check those details before booking if privacy matters to you.

The rooftop is more than a decorative feature. Surf camps involve a lot of time waiting for the right tide or recovering after a session. A pleasant shared terrace gives you somewhere to dry off, talk, watch the sunset, or simply rest without needing to leave the property.

Moroccan meals and the one dinner not covered

Food is a major part of the package. Breakfast is provided for all seven days, lunch is packed for six days, and dinner is homemade for six evenings. The meals are often singled out as one of the camp’s strongest features, with several descriptions praising both the quantity and quality.

This setup works well for a surf week because you do not have to search for food after every session. Breakfast starts the day, packed lunch follows you to the beach, and a home-cooked evening meal brings everyone together afterward.

There is one planned evening outside, and that dinner is optional and paid by you. This is a small but important distinction when you calculate the real cost. You should also budget separately for drinks or meals outside the provided schedule, along with any yoga class or optional excursion.

The food also helps create the camp’s family feeling. Shared meals are where solo visitors tend to meet the group, compare the day’s waves, and trade practical tips. If you have dietary needs, ask the provider before booking because the supplied details do not explain special meal options.

The people behind the camp

The camp is operated by Tiziri Surf Maroc, with the team available around the clock during your stay. Yassine is identified as a host who helps with problems and keeps the operation running, while Yassimine is described as being available when assistance is needed. That direct support can be valuable in an unfamiliar place.

The instructors receive repeated praise for their energy, patience, and friendliness. That matters in a beginner surf camp. A stern or hurried lesson can make falling feel embarrassing, while a relaxed instructor helps you keep trying after the first few failed attempts.

I would expect the teaching style to be practical and encouraging rather than formal or highly technical. The camp’s strongest appeal is personal attention, shared meals, and a welcoming atmosphere. If you want advanced performance coaching, video analysis, or a highly structured athletic program, you should ask exactly how lessons are divided by ability before committing.

The maximum group size is 15. That is small enough to avoid the feeling of a mass-market resort, though the actual class size may vary. If you want the closest possible instruction, ask how many people are placed in each surf group and how boards are allocated.

What the $604.84 price really buys

At $604.84 per person, the price is impressive for seven nights. You receive accommodation, seven breakfasts, six lunches, six dinners, six surf lessons, equipment, beach transport, airport or bus-station transfers, bottled water, snacks, Wi-Fi, photography, and the Imsouane surf trip.

That is a strong bundle. If you paid separately for a week of board and wetsuit rental, six lessons, daily transport, meals, and airport transfers, the total could rise quickly. The included photography adds another useful saving, especially if you want pictures from your first week on a board.

The price makes the most sense when you plan to use the full program. If you intend to skip several lesson days, eat elsewhere, or spend most of the week away from the camp, the package loses some of its value. It is built for someone who wants a ready-made surf week, not a room with occasional access to activities.

The accommodation and meals are comfortable and practical rather than luxurious. Think of the price as paying for a complete experience with a friendly social base, not a private hotel holiday. That distinction helps set the right expectations.

Transfers and practical planning

Airport or bus-station pickup and return transport are included. The airport named for the service is Agadir Al Massira, and transfers from the Agadir bus station are also offered. This removes one early travel worry and is especially useful if you arrive tired or are carrying surf luggage.

A mobile ticket is provided, and confirmation is issued at booking. The camp is near public transportation, though you may not need it often because beach transport is included and the package is designed around the surf house.

The experience can be canceled up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Changes made inside that 24-hour window are not accepted, and the local start time controls the cut-off. Poor weather or failure to reach the minimum group size can lead to a new date, another experience, or a full refund.

Good weather is required, so keep a little flexibility in your plans. Atlantic surf is the reason to come, but it is also the reason no operator can promise identical conditions every day.

Who will enjoy this surf camp most

I would recommend this camp most strongly to first-time surfers, improving beginners, solo visitors, couples, friends, and families who like communal accommodation. You get a clear daily purpose, support from the instructors, and enough included food and transport to keep planning easy.

It can also suit experienced surfers who want a low-cost base and the chance to explore the Agadir coast and Imsouane. The main question is how much independent surfing you want. Since the package centers on lessons and organized beach transport, it may feel too structured if you prefer to set your own schedule.

The camp is less suitable if you want luxury rooms, a quiet private retreat, or a wide menu of included activities. Yoga costs extra, and other excursions are not part of the standard package. The social atmosphere is a benefit for many people, but it may feel busy if you prefer solitude after surfing.

Should you book Tiziri Surf Maroc?

Book this seven-day package if you want to learn surfing without assembling every piece yourself. The combination of six lessons, seven nights, meals, gear, transport, photos, and the Imsouane day trip gives you unusually good value at $604.84.

I would make the booking after confirming room arrangements, surf-group sizes, meal needs, and the plan for the outside dinner. If those details suit you, Tiziri offers the kind of practical, friendly surf holiday that helps beginners feel at home quickly. You will trade resort polish for a warm community, homemade food, and plenty of time in the Atlantic, which is a fair exchange for the price.

FAQ

How long is the surf package?

The package lasts approximately seven days and includes seven nights of accommodation.

How many surf lesson days are included?

You receive six days of surf lessons, with transport to and from the beach.

Is surf equipment included?

Yes. Boards, wetsuits, and leashes are included for the duration of your stay.

Is food included every day?

Breakfast is included for all seven days. You receive packed lunch on six days and homemade dinner on six days. One planned dinner outside is optional and paid by you.

Is the Imsouane trip included?

Yes. The package includes one surf trip to Imsouane, known for its very long wave.

What is not included?

Yoga classes and other excursions are not included. The optional dinner outside is also at your own expense.