Sunset Surfhouse

About this camp

The strongest independent review record of any camp in this Moroccan group: first of 101 specialty stays in Tamraght on TripAdvisor, five out of five across 283 reviews, and a listing carrying current-year prices. What guests describe repeatedly is a small house run by people they name — Abdoull hosting, Meryem cooking — rather than a managed property, which is the texture that review count is measuring. Three meals a day are included and cooked in-house, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options stated; the roof terrace, hammocks and ping-pong table come up in guest accounts as often as the surfing does. Two beaches are inside a ten-minute walk, and Taghazout Bay's Oct–Mar swell window is when the points down the coast come alive. It publishes a complete price table by length of stay and room type rather than a single 'from' figure, which is rare enough here to be worth saying: five, seven, ten and fourteen-night rates are all listed. Honest caveats: the camp's own site shows no year anywhere, so the confirmation that it is currently trading comes from the third-party review record rather than from anything it publishes; the price recorded here is the bottom of its seven-night band, converted from euros, and the top of that band is materially higher for a single room. Guests describe it as a hostel as often as a surf camp — it is both, and the social, shared-space character is the honest label. It is not individually mapped in OpenStreetMap, so the pin is the Tamraght village centroid.

What's included

• Coaching
• Board rental
• Airport transfer
• Transfers to breaks
• Breakfast
• Dinner
• Yoga
• Video analysis
• Surf theory sessions
• Photography
• Spot guiding
• Social events
• Wi-Fi
• Pool
• Spa
• Mountain biking
• Coworking
• Wellness programming
• Family friendly
• Boat trips
• On-site restaurant

Rooms

Nearby surf spots