7 days All Inclusive Surf Package

The best part of this Agadir surf holiday is how much of the daily work is already handled. You get six days of surf lessons, beach transport, boards, wetsuits, meals, water, snacks, photos, and seven nights in a traditional riad. The highlight is a full-day trip to Imsouane, home to one of North Africa’s most famous long waves.

I like the easy social setup, especially if you arrive alone. Breakfast, surf time, packed lunch, dinner, and relaxed evenings give you plenty of chances to meet people without having to organize a thing. I also like the beginner-friendly teaching and the fact that photography is included rather than sold as an extra.

The main consideration is that this is a surf camp, not a polished resort. Rooms can include dorm-style accommodation, and one dinner is planned outside the camp at your own expense. If you want private luxury, a quiet schedule, or a wide choice of excursions, this may feel basic.

Key points to know before booking

• Six surf days: You receive daily instruction and beach transport, with equipment supplied for the whole stay.
• Imsouane day trip: The package includes surfing at a long, famous break often described as the longest wave in Africa.
• Seven nights in a traditional riad: Expect a homelike camp atmosphere, communal spaces, Wi-Fi, and a rooftop terrace.
• Meals are built in: Breakfast is provided for seven days, with six packed lunches and six homemade dinners.
• Photography costs nothing extra: Surf images are included, useful if you want a record of your first rides.
• Small-group limit: The maximum group size is 15 people, with 24/7 access to the Tiziri Surf Maroc team.

Six days of surfing around Agadir

This package is designed around repetition. You surf for six days, which gives you time to move past the first awkward attempts and start understanding how the board, tide, balance, and timing work together.

For a first-time surfer, that repeated practice matters. One lesson can be fun but frustrating. Several days give you a better chance to catch unbroken waves, improve your pop-up, and gain confidence in the water. More experienced surfers can use the instruction to refine technique rather than starting from scratch.

The package suits all ability levels, from complete beginners to people who already know the basics. The instructors are described as patient, energetic, and willing to adjust advice for different abilities. That is important in a mixed group, where one person may still be learning how to stand while another is working on turning.

You are transported between the accommodation and the beach in an air-conditioned vehicle. The exact surf beach can vary with conditions, so you should expect the daily plan to follow the waves rather than a rigid sightseeing timetable. That is a strength for a surf holiday, though it means you should not expect every day to look identical.

Daily bottled water and snacks, such as fruit and sweets, are supplied during the surf lesson. It is a small detail, but a useful one. Surfing uses more energy than it appears to from the shore, and having food and water ready means you do not need to pack a full beach kit each morning.

What the lessons are like for beginners

The camp has a strong focus on making first attempts feel manageable. Instruction covers the practical basics needed to get onto a board and begin catching waves, with coaches offering tips as your ability improves.

You should still expect to fall. That is part of the deal. The value here is having instructors nearby to help you reset, explain what went wrong, and try again. Several guests describe the coaching as friendly and supportive, which is especially useful if you arrive nervous or unsure of your fitness.

The camp welcomes all genders and ages, as well as families, couples, friends, and solo visitors. That broad welcome does not mean every lesson will be individually tailored, so ask about your needs when booking if you have a particular skill goal. The maximum of 15 people keeps the group from becoming enormous, although the amount of one-to-one attention will depend on the group makeup and daily conditions.

Surf equipment is included for the duration of your stay. You receive use of a board, wetsuit, and leash, so you do not need to rent those items separately. For a first surf trip, this removes one of the biggest sources of extra cost and makes packing much simpler.

The Imsouane day trip

The included trip to Imsouane is the package’s big change of scene. Instead of surfing near Agadir every day, you spend one day at a celebrated break known for its long, steady ride.

The wording around Imsouane is important: it is described as the longest wave in Africa. That does not mean every person will ride the full length of the wave. Conditions, ability, crowd levels, and the day’s surf all affect what you can do. Still, the trip gives you a chance to experience a famous Moroccan surf setting and test the skills learned during the week.

The day also includes sand surfing afterward, according to the supplied experience details. That adds variety for people who want more than another standard lesson. You should think of Imsouane as a full surf outing rather than a sightseeing stop with a few minutes in the water.

The drawback is time. A day trip takes you away from the nearby beaches and adds travel to an already active week. If you are hoping to spend all six lesson days at one familiar break, this change may interrupt your rhythm. I see it as a worthwhile trade for most first-time visitors because it gives the week a clear highlight.

Life inside the traditional riad

You stay seven nights in a traditional riad rather than a large hotel. The accommodation is described as clean, cozy, and homelike, with a rooftop terrace where you can watch the sunset over the ocean.

That rooftop is more than a nice photo spot. After a morning in the water, a shared terrace gives you somewhere to dry off, talk about the day, and enjoy a slower evening. The communal feel is central to the camp. You are likely to spend much of the week eating and relaxing with the same group you surf with.

Accommodation can include dorm-style beds, which makes the package a better fit for people who enjoy a social setting and want to keep the price down. If you need guaranteed privacy, confirm the room arrangement before paying. The available information does not promise a private room for every booking.

Free Wi-Fi is included at the accommodation. That is handy for checking transport messages, keeping in touch, or sharing photos, but the main appeal of the riad is the time away from a hotel-style routine.

The Tiziri team is available 24/7 during your stay. Yassine is specifically praised for being attentive and helpful, while Yassimine is described as being available when problems came up. Those details suggest a hands-on operation where the owners and staff remain involved rather than leaving you to figure things out alone.

Moroccan meals are part of the value

Food is one of the strongest reasons this package works financially. Seven healthy, self-catered breakfasts are included, along with six packed lunches and six homemade dinners.

Breakfast gives you a predictable start before lessons. Packed lunches are practical for beach days, and homemade dinners bring the group back together at the riad. The food is repeatedly described as delicious, with particular praise for the kitchen. That matters because food bought separately in a surf town can quickly push up the cost of a week.

One evening is planned outside the accommodation, and that dinner is optional and paid for by you. This is the only regular meal exception listed in the package. Bring some spending money for that meal, plus any drinks or food you want beyond the supplied plan.

The meals are healthy and filling rather than presented as fine dining. One useful way to judge the package is to compare it with a room-only surf camp. At $604.84 per person, you are also receiving six lunches, six dinners, beach transport, daily water, snacks, equipment, photography, airport or bus-station transfers, and the Imsouane excursion. That makes the price unusually strong for a seven-night stay, provided you are happy with camp-style accommodation.

Free surf photography adds real value

Photography is included at no extra charge. For beginners, this can be more useful than it sounds. A photo can show your stance, arm position, and balance more clearly than memory can, while giving you a keepsake from the week.

It also removes the need to risk your phone near the water or pay separately for a photo package. The amount and timing of the photography are not specified, so do not book expecting a guaranteed professional shoot every day. Treat it as a welcome extra attached to the surf lessons.

For many people, the photos may become one of the clearest records of progress. You can compare your first attempts with later sessions and see changes that are hard to notice while you are busy trying to stay upright.

Transfers make arrival simple

Round-trip transport is included from Agadir Al Massira Airport or the Agadir bus station. That is a useful advantage, particularly if you arrive tired, carrying a board bag, or visiting Morocco for the first time.

The transfer is offered rather than forced, so make sure your arrival details are supplied correctly after booking. The package includes an air-conditioned vehicle, and the same type of transport is used for beach transfers.

The camp is near public transportation, but you may not need it often if your airport, station, and beach rides are covered. You should still allow some flexibility around arrival and departure times because the package is organized around surf conditions and shared transport.

Confirmation is received when you book. Free cancellation is available until 24 hours before the experience begins. Within that final 24-hour period, changes are not accepted and the payment is not refunded. The activity also depends on good weather and a minimum number of participants. If the operator cancels for either reason, you can choose another date or receive a full refund.

Who will get the most from this surf camp

I think this package is best for a first surf holiday, especially if you want instruction without arranging each lesson, rental, meal, and ride separately. The long stay gives you enough time to settle into the routine and make visible progress.

It also suits solo visitors. The communal meals and shared surf schedule create natural contact without requiring you to join a formal sightseeing group. Couples and friends can enjoy the same structure, while families should find the all-ages policy useful, subject to confirming that the accommodation and lesson setup fit everyone in the party.

Experienced surfers may like the equipment and daily water time, but they should check how much coaching is aimed at their level. The package is not presented as a performance camp with advanced video analysis or private sessions. Its strength is friendly instruction for a broad range of abilities.

You should think twice if you want a luxury hotel, a private villa, a long list of included excursions, or complete control over your daily schedule. Yoga is not included, and other excursions cost extra. The camp’s appeal is simple: surf, eat, rest, and spend time with the group.

Is the $604.84 price good value?

At $604.84 per person, the package covers seven nights, seven breakfasts, six lunches, six dinners, six surf lessons, beach transport, a full surf day in Imsouane, board and wetsuit use, water, snacks, photography, Wi-Fi, and airport or bus-station transfers.

That list makes the cost attractive. A cheaper room-only stay could quickly become more expensive once you add daily equipment rental, six lessons, rides to the beach, lunches, dinners, and an excursion. Here, most of the large expenses are settled at the start.

The tradeoff is that the package is not luxury-priced or luxury-styled. Room arrangements may be shared, the schedule follows the sea, and one dinner is on you. You are paying for a practical surf camp with a family feel, not a resort with spa services and private dining.

The supplied rating is 5 out of 5 from 96 reviews, with 99 percent recommending the experience. The praise centers on the instructors, food, cleanliness, friendly atmosphere, and quality for the price. I would treat those strengths as the best reason to book, while keeping expectations realistic about shared living and a simple camp setup.

Should you book the Tiziri Surf Maroc package?

Book it if you want six days of structured surfing, a social riad, Moroccan home cooking, and a famous Imsouane outing without building the trip piece by piece. It is particularly appealing for beginners, solo visitors, and anyone who wants equipment and meals included in one clear price.

Before booking, confirm your preferred room arrangement and make sure a camp atmosphere suits you. If it does, Tiziri Surf Maroc offers a rare combination of instruction, food, transfers, photography, and surf time for $604.84. I would choose it for value and community, not for privacy or luxury.

FAQ

How long is the surf package?

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

How many surf lessons are included?

Six days of surf lessons are included.

Is the package suitable for beginners?

Yes. The package is suitable for all levels of surfers, including beginners.

Is surf equipment provided?

Yes. Board, wetsuit, and leash use are included for the duration of your stay.

Is the Imsouane surf trip included?

Yes. One surf trip to Imsouane is included, with surfing at the area’s famous long wave.

Are meals included?

Yes. Breakfast is provided for seven days, with six packed lunches and six homemade dinners. One planned evening outside is optional and paid for separately.

Are airport transfers included?

Yes. Transfers are included to and from Agadir Al Massira Airport or the Agadir bus station.

Is surf photography included?

Yes. Free surfing photography is included in the package.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted for a refund. If poor weather or an insufficient number of participants causes the operator to cancel, you can choose another date or receive a full refund.