annoying locals or people who think it is their spot. the spot is better than KILLERS and ANCHORS. respect them alot. a real good wave, which is not known to many people.
Hard to enter and go out the water when it's big! You really have to wait for the flat between two sets, and paddle hard to join the guys out there!
Banana Point Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Banana Point delivers one of Morocco's most rewarding right-hand point breaks, peeling fast and powerful over a sandy bottom mixed with rocks and cobble stones. Tucked into a small beach with a protective cape, it offers long rides from 50 to 100 meters that thrill experienced surfers chasing lined-up […]
You can walk from Taghazoute to Banana Beach, but you can also take the bus for one or two stops (or your car), as the beach is pretty long.
If you´re coming from the south and Anka and the spots around aren´t working, check Tamri (50 km north) out.
14th km. Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Nestled along Morocco's Atlantic coast, 14th km. delivers a classic beach-break experience with reliable rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom. This spot captures the raw energy of the ocean in a laid-back setting, where ordinary power waves invite experienced surfers to connect turns and find rhythm on […]
this is a not a good good spot but you can surf it relax without many surfersyou can park your car everywhereCool!!!
Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards/fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.
annoying locals or people who think it is their spot. the spot is better than KILLERS and ANCHORS. respect them alot. a real good wave, which is not known to many people.
Hard to enter and go out the water when it's big! You really have to wait for the flat between two sets, and paddle hard to join the guys out there!
Banana Point Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Banana Point delivers one of Morocco's most rewarding right-hand point breaks, peeling fast and powerful over a sandy bottom mixed with rocks and cobble stones. Tucked into a small beach with a protective cape, it offers long rides from 50 to 100 meters that thrill experienced surfers chasing lined-up […]
You can walk from Taghazoute to Banana Beach, but you can also take the bus for one or two stops (or your car), as the beach is pretty long.
If you´re coming from the south and Anka and the spots around aren´t working, check Tamri (50 km north) out.
14th km. Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Nestled along Morocco's Atlantic coast, 14th km. delivers a classic beach-break experience with reliable rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom. This spot captures the raw energy of the ocean in a laid-back setting, where ordinary power waves invite experienced surfers to connect turns and find rhythm on […]
this is a not a good good spot but you can surf it relax without many surfersyou can park your car everywhereCool!!!
Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards/fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.
annoying locals or people who think it is their spot. the spot is better than KILLERS and ANCHORS. respect them alot. a real good wave, which is not known to many people.
Hard to enter and go out the water when it's big! You really have to wait for the flat between two sets, and paddle hard to join the guys out there!
Banana Point Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Banana Point delivers one of Morocco's most rewarding right-hand point breaks, peeling fast and powerful over a sandy bottom mixed with rocks and cobble stones. Tucked into a small beach with a protective cape, it offers long rides from 50 to 100 meters that thrill experienced surfers chasing lined-up […]
You can walk from Taghazoute to Banana Beach, but you can also take the bus for one or two stops (or your car), as the beach is pretty long.
If you´re coming from the south and Anka and the spots around aren´t working, check Tamri (50 km north) out.
14th km. Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Nestled along Morocco's Atlantic coast, 14th km. delivers a classic beach-break experience with reliable rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom. This spot captures the raw energy of the ocean in a laid-back setting, where ordinary power waves invite experienced surfers to connect turns and find rhythm on […]
this is a not a good good spot but you can surf it relax without many surfersyou can park your car everywhereCool!!!
Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards/fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.
annoying locals or people who think it is their spot. the spot is better than KILLERS and ANCHORS. respect them alot. a real good wave, which is not known to many people.
Hard to enter and go out the water when it's big! You really have to wait for the flat between two sets, and paddle hard to join the guys out there!
Banana Point Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Banana Point delivers one of Morocco's most rewarding right-hand point breaks, peeling fast and powerful over a sandy bottom mixed with rocks and cobble stones. Tucked into a small beach with a protective cape, it offers long rides from 50 to 100 meters that thrill experienced surfers chasing lined-up […]
You can walk from Taghazoute to Banana Beach, but you can also take the bus for one or two stops (or your car), as the beach is pretty long.
If you´re coming from the south and Anka and the spots around aren´t working, check Tamri (50 km north) out.
14th km. Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Nestled along Morocco's Atlantic coast, 14th km. delivers a classic beach-break experience with reliable rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom. This spot captures the raw energy of the ocean in a laid-back setting, where ordinary power waves invite experienced surfers to connect turns and find rhythm on […]
this is a not a good good spot but you can surf it relax without many surfersyou can park your car everywhereCool!!!
Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards/fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.
annoying locals or people who think it is their spot. the spot is better than KILLERS and ANCHORS. respect them alot. a real good wave, which is not known to many people.
Hard to enter and go out the water when it's big! You really have to wait for the flat between two sets, and paddle hard to join the guys out there!
Banana Point Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Banana Point delivers one of Morocco's most rewarding right-hand point breaks, peeling fast and powerful over a sandy bottom mixed with rocks and cobble stones. Tucked into a small beach with a protective cape, it offers long rides from 50 to 100 meters that thrill experienced surfers chasing lined-up […]
You can walk from Taghazoute to Banana Beach, but you can also take the bus for one or two stops (or your car), as the beach is pretty long.
If you´re coming from the south and Anka and the spots around aren´t working, check Tamri (50 km north) out.
14th km. Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Nestled along Morocco's Atlantic coast, 14th km. delivers a classic beach-break experience with reliable rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom. This spot captures the raw energy of the ocean in a laid-back setting, where ordinary power waves invite experienced surfers to connect turns and find rhythm on […]
this is a not a good good spot but you can surf it relax without many surfersyou can park your car everywhereCool!!!
Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards/fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.
annoying locals or people who think it is their spot. the spot is better than KILLERS and ANCHORS. respect them alot. a real good wave, which is not known to many people.
Hard to enter and go out the water when it's big! You really have to wait for the flat between two sets, and paddle hard to join the guys out there!
Banana Point Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Banana Point delivers one of Morocco's most rewarding right-hand point breaks, peeling fast and powerful over a sandy bottom mixed with rocks and cobble stones. Tucked into a small beach with a protective cape, it offers long rides from 50 to 100 meters that thrill experienced surfers chasing lined-up […]
You can walk from Taghazoute to Banana Beach, but you can also take the bus for one or two stops (or your car), as the beach is pretty long.
If you´re coming from the south and Anka and the spots around aren´t working, check Tamri (50 km north) out.
14th km. Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Nestled along Morocco's Atlantic coast, 14th km. delivers a classic beach-break experience with reliable rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom. This spot captures the raw energy of the ocean in a laid-back setting, where ordinary power waves invite experienced surfers to connect turns and find rhythm on […]
this is a not a good good spot but you can surf it relax without many surfersyou can park your car everywhereCool!!!
Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards/fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.
annoying locals or people who think it is their spot. the spot is better than KILLERS and ANCHORS. respect them alot. a real good wave, which is not known to many people.
Hard to enter and go out the water when it's big! You really have to wait for the flat between two sets, and paddle hard to join the guys out there!
Banana Point Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Banana Point delivers one of Morocco's most rewarding right-hand point breaks, peeling fast and powerful over a sandy bottom mixed with rocks and cobble stones. Tucked into a small beach with a protective cape, it offers long rides from 50 to 100 meters that thrill experienced surfers chasing lined-up […]
You can walk from Taghazoute to Banana Beach, but you can also take the bus for one or two stops (or your car), as the beach is pretty long.
If you´re coming from the south and Anka and the spots around aren´t working, check Tamri (50 km north) out.
14th km. Surf Spot Guide, Morocco Nestled along Morocco's Atlantic coast, 14th km. delivers a classic beach-break experience with reliable rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom. This spot captures the raw energy of the ocean in a laid-back setting, where ordinary power waves invite experienced surfers to connect turns and find rhythm on […]
this is a not a good good spot but you can surf it relax without many surfersyou can park your car everywhereCool!!!
Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards/fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.
