To organize your surf trip in Morocco, please find hereafter some useful tips, to know where and when to go. Our surf camps in Morocco have been tested, confirmed and certified by our ambassadors who built the surf trip to Morroco.

WEATHER

Moroccan beaches enjoy a nice and temperate weather, winter is clement and mild whereas summer is sunny and warm. The waves are not lacking during winter.

ENTRY FORMALITIES

A valid passport for at least 3 months (6 months for Belgian citizens) from the entry date to Morocco.

LANGUAGE

The majory of Moroccan people speak and understand French and English.

TIME DIFFERENCE

Morocco uses Greenwich Time. When it is midday in France, it is 10.00am in Morocco and 11.00am during winter.

WATER / POWER SUPPLY

Avoid all non manufactured drinks, ice, milk and derived non manufactured drinks, shellfish.

Spring water must be uncaped in front of you. All the country is supplied in 220V with European standard plugs.

CURRENCY / CHANGE

Moroccan currency is the dirham (Dh). 1€ is approximately 11Dh, this currency rate is stable for years. This currency is not convertible, you are supposed to leave Morocco without any dirham in your pocket (you could change them in the airport if you have kept the receipt from the cash broker).

Be careful, on the souk, sometimes small amounts are given in riels (1 dirham = 20 riels ;1 riel = 5 Moroccan cents.

HEALTH

No vaccination needed by authorities for European travellers.

First meant for explorer free surfers, Morocco opened its borders thanks to low costs flights and to the surfschool increase.

Surf in Morocco is reachable, cheap and awesome!

The surf trip to Morocco has to be done at least once, this stay coombines travel, change of scene and surf, 2h30 from Paris only!