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Hello! Can I learn to surf while staying at this hotel??
Do they teach surfing near the hotel, or do you have to go somewhere specially ?!
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Not in the hotel itself, but there is one nearby. Ride mainly in the blue and white city of Essaouira. Be sure to go, at the same time look at this extraordinary beauty.) Yes, and do not forget about Marrakech! It also has its own color!
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answered 14 years ago
In Agadir, they don’t surf at all - the wave is not the same. I agree with the previous speaker that they ride in Essaouira. Only it is about 170 km from Agadir.
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answered 14 years ago
Was in Agadir. I have also been to Essaouira. In July. No questions to the waves, they are agro, as are the numerous rocks and ledges that stretch along the coast and far enough into the sea, against which they beat. Maybe a pro and something there can, but STUDIES THERE ??? Are you out of your mind kids?
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answered 14 years ago
Surfing in Morocco has a pronounced seasonality: in the summer months, the weather is more suitable for beginners, and from September to April (when the wind raises high waves) - optimal conditions for professionals. The total length of the coast is a little less than 2000 km, of which 1400 are almost no natural bays on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. The bulk of surfers gravitate towards such cities as Agadir, near which there is a large training center, and Casablanca, in the vicinity of which the beaches of Sablettes Beach and Bouznika Beach, popular among surfers, are located. And professionals gather in the resort of Essaouira, where it is quieter, calmer and more beautiful than in other Moroccan resorts.
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answered 14 years ago
Still, I will add, as a person who surfed in Morocco. In Essaouira, mainly kite surfing is practiced. Surfing is very popular just near Agadir. Agadir itself is not very suitable, but classes are held in the bay of Agadir. quite suitable for beginners. There are many small villages around Agadir with surf beaches. The most popular is Tagazou, about 12 km from Agadir. Between Agadir and Tagazou, and north of Tagazou, there are many surf beaches with lifeguards. Boards can be rented in Agadir and Taghaz. For example, in one of the rentals, on devil's Rock beach (2 km before Tagazou from Agadir) there are surf lessons - I don’t remember the price. We liked the beach in the fishing village of Imessouane, about 80 km from Agadir. There are two beaches - one of them with perfect waves for learning. And also in favor of Agadir for surfing and relaxation. We were in Morocco in the summer of 2008, in June, the water in Essaouira was much colder (about 18), and in Agadir at the same time it was at least 22. I hope all this is still relevant :))) There will be questions - write.
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, I have another question! How long does it take for a beginner to learn how to stand on the board tolerably?!
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answered 14 years ago
it all depends on his abilities and general sports training. We were at a surf school in Portugal a year before going to Morocco. Usually 5-6 days of regular lessons (2-3 hours a day) is enough to get on the board and ride it to the beach. One of our friends started doing it on the second day, and he still can't stop :) I think if you train with an instructor individually, or in a group of no more than three people, then everything will be much faster, and after 2-3 days you will start to catch bliss. But in order to ride along the wave and turn, you need to spend a summer on the ocean, or two months. But even for a week, a beginner can get a lot of fun, so don't hesitate and try it. I remembered the name of the village near Taghazu, where there is a surf school and a good beach for training - Tamrakht. When we lived there, a golf course was being built there, perhaps now access to the beach is limited, although in Morocco all beaches are public and free.
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answered 14 years ago
We were on the Legzira beach, it is about 120 kilometers from Agadir, a little before reaching Sidi Ifni. A very beautiful place, there was a school of surfers and awesome waves. http://maps.google.ru/maps?ll=29.424198,-10.134244&spn=0.011139,0.022724&t=h&z=16&lci=com.panoramio.all
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answered 14 years ago