Things to do around Tamraght and Taghazout

Surf spots

Surf schools in the area offer lessons for all levels.

• ·K12 and Banana · Walking distance
  Left and right point peaks, beginner to intermediate.
• ·Croco and Devil’s Rock · Tamraght
  A few minutes up the coast.
• ·Anchor Point, Panoramas, Killer and Boilers · Taghazout and north
  Points and reefs that work on bigger swell. Mind the rocks.

Souks and markets

Grocery shops are next door. Organic and specialty shops, butchers and weekly markets are in Aourir.

• ·Souk El Had · Agadir
  The big one. Tuesday to Sunday, roughly 9am–8pm; closed Monday.
• ·Tamraght market · Tuesday
  Near the mosque.
• ·Aourir market · Wednesday
  Fresh produce.
• ·Anza market · Wednesday
  Produce, meat and second-hand goods.

Eating out

• ·U Wood Love
  Wood-fired pizza, on the main road between Aourir and Tamraght.
• ·Ayour Beach
  On the beach, good for a meal by the water.
• ·Restaurant Albaraka Awrir
  Slow-roast lamb and excellent traditional Moroccan food.

Getting around

• ·On foot
  The beach, cafés and surf are all walkable.
• ·Taxis
  They come to the door: about 4 minutes to Tamraght, 10 minutes to Taghazout. We share trusted taxi contacts after you arrive, and InDrive also works well for booking a driver.
• ·Scooters
  Rental shops are plentiful in Aourir, good for chasing different breaks.
• ·From the airport
  Agadir–Al Massira (AGA) is about 40–50 minutes by road. Take a grand taxi or a private transfer, and agree the fare before getting in; the small city taxis (petits taxis) don’t make the trip.

Good to know

• ·Cash
  Plenty of places are cash-only. ATMs are at the banks by the roundabout in Aourir.
• ·Pharmacy
  There’s a 24-hour pharmacy in Tamraght, with more along the main road.
• ·Dress
  It’s relaxed here, but longer clothing helps visitors blend in.
• ·Ramadan
  Eating and drinking discreetly in daylight is the considerate thing to do.