7 days All Inclusive Surf Package

Surf, eat, sleep, repeat. That is the simple rhythm at Tiziri Surf Maroc, a seven-day camp near Agadir built around six days of lessons, shared meals, and time in the Atlantic. I like the clear all-inclusive setup, and I especially like that the package includes an Imsouane surf trip, free photography, equipment, airport transfers, and daily food.

The biggest draw is the friendly, family-style atmosphere. The rooftop terrace, homemade meals, and helpful instructors give the camp a social feel that suits solo visitors as well as couples and families. The main consideration is that this is a welcoming surf house, not a luxury resort, and one dinner is outside the package at your own cost.

Quick take: what makes this camp worth considering

• Six full surf days: You get repeated time in the water, which matters far more than a single lesson if you want to build confidence.
• Imsouane day trip: The itinerary includes surfing at one of North Africa’s best-known long waves, described here as the longest wave in Africa.
• Meals are built in: Breakfast is provided for seven days, with six packed lunches and six homemade dinners.
• Gear is included: You can use a surfboard, wetsuit, and leash for the entire stay.
• Airport and bus-station pickup: Transfers from Agadir Al Massira Airport or Agadir bus station remove one common arrival headache.
• Small-group format: The maximum group size is 15, large enough for a social mood but still manageable for instruction.

Six days of surfing near Agadir

The heart of this holiday is simple: you spend six days learning or improving your surfing around Agadir. Each surf day includes transport to and from the beach, equipment, bottled water, snacks, and instruction.

That repeated practice is the real value. A one-off lesson can show you how to stand, paddle, and handle a board. Six days give you time to work through the awkward first attempts, understand how the waves behave, and make small improvements under the eye of an instructor.

The package is designed for all levels. A first-time surfer can focus on basic technique and water confidence, while a more experienced surfer can ask for help with timing, positioning, and better wave selection. The instruction is also presented as suitable for all genders and ages, with families, couples, friends, and solo visitors all welcome.

Conditions will naturally vary. Surfing depends on the sea, the weather, and the ability of the group, so you should not expect six identical beach sessions. Some days may offer gentle learning conditions, while another may bring stronger waves or a different beach. That variety is useful, but it also means your progress cannot be promised in advance.

The instructors receive especially strong praise for patience, energy, and clear help with beginners. Several people describe catching their first waves, while more experienced surfers appreciated getting extra tips rather than being left to manage alone. That combination is important: a surf camp works best when the teaching feels encouraging without becoming childish or overly rigid.

What a typical camp day feels like

Breakfast is provided at the accommodation each morning. It is described as a healthy, self-service meal, giving you a relaxed start before transport to the beach.

Surf transport is included, and bottled water and snacks such as fruit and sweets are supplied during the lesson. That may sound minor, but regular food and water matter on a surf day, especially when you are using muscles you do not normally use for hours at a time.

Lunch is packed for six days. This keeps the schedule practical and lets you eat without interrupting the day for a long restaurant stop. You will not need to budget for a separate midday meal on those included days.

Dinner is homemade on six evenings. The food receives some of the warmest praise attached to this camp, with repeated approval for its quality and generous family atmosphere around the table. One planned evening is outside the package, and that meal is optional and paid for by you.

The social pattern is part of the appeal. You may find yourself eating with the same people you surfed with earlier, swapping stories about missed waves, and relaxing on the rooftop afterward. If you want a quiet, private retreat with little contact with others, the communal rhythm may feel less appealing. If you are arriving alone, it can make the first day much easier.

The Imsouane trip is the week’s big change of pace

The package includes a one-day surf trip to Imsouane, a famous coastal break known for an exceptionally long wave. It gives you a full change from the regular Agadir-area surf routine and adds a memorable day outside the immediate camp area.

The appeal is not only the surfing. The trip creates a sense of occasion, especially if you are still learning and manage to stay on a long ride. Some people also pair the surf with sand surfing, which has been described as part of a memorable day out.

There is a practical caution here. Imsouane is not a guarantee of perfect waves or a personal breakthrough. Sea conditions still control the day, and your experience will depend on your ability and the group’s schedule. Still, including the excursion at this price is a strong feature, especially since separate day trips can quickly add to the cost of a surf holiday.

The traditional riad is part of the experience

You receive seven nights in a traditional riad, with free Wi-Fi and access to the Tiziri team around the clock. The accommodation is described as clean, tidy, comfortable, and cozy, with dorm beds available.

This is the kind of lodging that favors atmosphere and shared space over resort polish. A rooftop terrace with views toward the ocean and sunsets gives the property a pleasant place to relax after surfing. The house is repeatedly praised for its welcoming feel, which helps explain why the camp works well for solo visitors.

You should set your expectations correctly. The accommodation is not advertised as a luxury hotel, and one particularly useful description makes that clear: choose it for warmth, cleanliness, and a home-like setting rather than high-end design or fine-dining service.

Room arrangements and privacy can matter a great deal on a seven-night stay. The supplied details confirm that dorm accommodation is available, but they do not specify all room types, bedding arrangements, or private-room costs. If privacy is important to you, ask before booking rather than assuming a private room is included.

Food is more than a box to tick

Food can make or break a surf camp, and here it is one of the main reasons the package feels good value. You receive seven breakfasts, six packed lunches, and six homemade dinners, with the meals built around a shared daily routine.

The kitchen receives unusually strong praise. Dinners are described as delicious and generous, while the camp’s food is often treated as one of its best features. That is useful information for anyone who wants to avoid spending every evening searching for a restaurant after a tiring day in the water.

The arrangement is not entirely all-inclusive in the strict resort sense. One evening meal is outside the package and comes at your expense, though it is optional. Yoga classes and other excursions are also excluded, so you should allow extra money if you want activities beyond surfing and the included Imsouane outing.

Daily bottled water during surf lessons and snacks are included. Water outside lesson time is not clearly specified, so I would confirm the arrangement if you have particular dietary or hydration needs.

Equipment and photography make the price easier to justify

The equipment package covers a surfboard, wetsuit, and leash for the full stay. That saves you from hauling bulky gear through an airport and removes a rental bill that could otherwise grow over six days.

The gear is suitable for the camp’s beginner and mixed-level format, though the exact board selection is not given. More experienced surfers who are particular about board shape, size, or performance should ask what equipment is available before committing.

Free surf photography is another useful touch. Photos can help you see your stance and body position, and they also give you something better than a shaky phone clip to remember the week. The photography is included rather than sold as an expensive add-on.

Do not treat photography as a guaranteed professional shoot every day. The information confirms that it is free, but does not specify how many photos you receive, when the photographer is present, or how the images are delivered. If the pictures matter to you, ask about the details before arrival.

What $604.84 buys you

At $604.84 per person, the package offers a lot for seven days. You are paying for seven nights of accommodation, six surf lessons, board and wetsuit use, beach transport, one Imsouane surf trip, meals, snacks, water during lessons, airport or bus-station transfers, Wi-Fi, and photography.

The value improves if you would otherwise need to arrange each piece separately. A week of board and wetsuit rental, six lessons, several meals, a day trip, and airport transfers can easily become a larger bill once booked independently. The package also saves you time and removes the need to coordinate transport every morning.

The price does not cover everything. You still need to pay for one optional evening meal, yoga, other excursions, and likely personal spending. The accommodation is traditional and social rather than upscale, so the deal suits someone who wants activity and community more than polished hotel facilities.

The 99 percent recommendation rate and 5 rating from 96 reviews suggest a very strong overall response. I would still read the offer as a value-focused camp, not as a promise of five-star accommodation or perfect surf every day.

Who will enjoy Tiziri Surf Maroc most

This package makes the most sense if you are a beginner who wants enough time to improve. Six surf days give you repeated coaching, and the instructors are praised for making first attempts feel safe and manageable.

It also fits an intermediate surfer who wants a low-hassle week with equipment and transport included. You may appreciate having instructors nearby for technique advice, while still getting time to enjoy the water at your own pace.

Solo visitors should find the social setup useful. Shared meals, a common surf schedule, and the family feel of the house make it easier to meet people without having to force conversation from scratch.

Couples, friends, and families are also named as suitable visitors. The maximum group size of 15 keeps the camp from feeling enormous, though it is still large enough that the daily rhythm will be shared rather than fully private.

I would be more cautious if you want a luxury hotel, extensive nightlife, a tightly private itinerary, or a menu of many included excursions. This is a surf house built around simple accommodation, good food, instruction, and human contact.

Arrival, group size, and booking details

Pickup is available from Agadir Al Massira Airport or Agadir bus station. That is especially helpful after an international flight, since you can arrive without arranging a separate taxi or trying to find the accommodation on your own.

The camp is near public transportation, and the air-conditioned vehicle is used for transfers and beach transport. The maximum group size is 15, so the experience has a defined limit rather than an open-ended crowd.

Confirmation is provided at booking, and most people can participate. The package requires good weather and a minimum number of participants. If poor weather or low enrollment causes cancellation, you are offered another date or experience, or a full refund.

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the local start time. Changes or cancellations inside that 24-hour window are not accepted for a refund, so check your plans before that cutoff.

Final verdict: should you book it?

I would book this package if you want a practical introduction to surfing in Morocco and prefer one clear price over a long list of separate arrangements. The strongest reasons are the six days of coaching, the included gear and meals, the Imsouane trip, and the welcoming atmosphere built around the riad.

The best match is a beginner, solo visitor, couple, or small group that values friendly instruction and shared meals. You should think twice if you need luxury rooms, private dining, guaranteed wave conditions, or a very quiet holiday.

For $604.84, Tiziri Surf Maroc offers a notably full week. Just remember what you are buying: a friendly, active surf camp with simple accommodation, not a polished resort. If that sounds like your kind of holiday, this is a strong-value way to learn, surf, eat well, and leave with a few good photos.

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 surfing levels, including people learning for the first time.

Is equipment included?

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

Are meals included?

Yes. Breakfast is included for seven days, packed lunch for six days, and homemade dinner for six days. One planned evening meal is optional and paid for separately.

Does the package include airport transportation?

Yes. Transportation is included to and from Agadir Al Massira Airport or Agadir bus station.

Is the Imsouane trip included?

Yes. One surf trip to Imsouane is included in the package.