Planning a surf trip to Taghazout, Morocco? Here's a comprehensive guide to help you prepare for an unforgettable experience catching waves in this vibrant coastal town.
Packing Checklist:
If you're a seasoned surfer, you likely know the basics like waterproof sunscreen and a towel. For Taghazout's weather, consider bringing a 3/2 wetsuit during winter (water temperature around 18°C) and a beach towel for those warmer months (April - October).
What Surf Camp Taghazout Offers:
At Surf Camp Taghazout, we've got you covered with some of our package deals. We provide surf lessons, surfboards, 3/2 thick wetsuits, lunch at the surf spot, and roundtrip transportation. Our experienced coaches decide the surf spots daily based on swell conditions, spot busyness, and distance from our location.
Currency Tips:
Morocco still operates primarily on cash. The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) is the official currency, and it's advisable to get it in the country. You can withdraw cash from ATMs or exchange hard currency at local exchange offices. "Cash is king" in Taghazout, with most places accepting only cash. While Dirham is the main currency, some establishments also accept major foreign currencies.
For more details on where to get cash in Taghazout, check out our blog post: Money in Taghazout: Paying with Card and Cash
Data Connectivity:
Stay connected with a local data SIM card, available at Agadir airport. Sometimes, you might even get one for free at the baggage claim area. Top up your SIM card at the airport; a 100 Dirham data top-up should suffice for most needs. The three main telecom operators in Morocco are Inwi, Orange, and Maroc Telecom. There is also free Wifi in the airport's arrival hall if you need it.
Now that you're armed with this information, you're ready to ride the waves and immerse yourself in the unique surf culture of Taghazout. See you on the waves!
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