7 days All Inclusive Surf Package

Atlantic waves, warm weather, and a seven-night stay make this Tiziri Surf Maroc package a practical way to learn surfing in Morocco without building the trip piece by piece. You get six full lesson days, an Imsouane surf trip, a traditional riad, meals, equipment, airport or bus-station transfers, and photography.

I like the all-in pricing, which covers the costly basics that can quickly add up at a surf camp. I also like the friendly, family-style setup, with shared meals, a rooftop terrace, and instructors who work with first-timers as well as stronger surfers.

The main point to consider is the schedule. This is a surf-focused week, not a sightseeing tour, and one dinner is outside the package. Yoga and other excursions also cost extra, while lessons depend on suitable weather and a minimum group size.

Key points to know before booking

• Six full days of surf lessons: You receive instruction throughout the week, with boards, wetsuits, and leashes supplied.
• A full day at Imsouane: The trip takes you to one of North Africa’s best-known waves, described here as the longest wave in Africa.
• Seven nights in a traditional riad: The accommodation is designed around communal meals, shared time, and a relaxed surf-house atmosphere.
• Meals and beach supplies are included: Breakfast is provided for seven days, with six packed lunches, six homemade dinners, bottled water, and snacks during lessons.
• Photography costs nothing extra: The camp includes surf photography, useful if you want pictures of your progress without paying a separate photographer.
• Small-group setting: The maximum group size is 15, large enough for a social atmosphere but still suitable for personal instruction.

What a week at Tiziri Surf Maroc is really like

This package is built for people who want surfing to shape the whole holiday. You are not booking a single lesson with a hotel attached. You are joining a surf camp where the daily rhythm revolves around breakfast, beach time, lunch, rest, dinner, and conversation with the people staying in the house.

That setup suits solo visitors especially well. You do not need to arrange your own beach transport, find a board rental shop, or decide where to eat each night. The camp team handles the practical pieces, leaving you to focus on learning and recovering.

The camp welcomes all ages, genders, and skill levels. That is useful for mixed groups, since a beginner can come with a more experienced partner or friend without needing separate accommodation or a different holiday plan.

The atmosphere is intentionally social. Shared meals and communal time help people get to know one another quickly, and the team aims to make the surf house feel more like a family home than a formal hotel. You should choose this place for its people and daily rhythm as much as for its location.

Six days of lessons for beginners and returning surfers

The central value is the six-day lesson program. For a first-time surfer, six days gives you time to get past the awkward first attempt and repeat the basics often enough for them to begin making sense. You can expect instruction suited to your level rather than a one-size-fits-all lesson.

The instructors are described as patient, cheerful, and good at giving practical tips. Beginners receive help with the first steps on the board, while stronger surfers can work on technique and wave selection. The available information does not promise private lessons, so expect a group teaching format rather than one instructor assigned to you alone.

That distinction matters. A group can make the week more fun and less intimidating, but you may not receive uninterrupted personal coaching every minute. With a maximum of 15 people, the size is manageable, though the amount of individual attention can still depend on the day’s group makeup and surf conditions.

Your board, wetsuit, and leash are included for the length of your stay. This removes one of the most annoying costs for a beginner: paying a rental fee every time you want to practice. It also means you do not have to arrive with specialist equipment.

Surfing is weather-dependent, and the package cannot guarantee identical conditions each day. If poor weather forces a cancellation, you are offered another date or a full refund. That policy protects your booking, but it also means you should accept some flexibility in the schedule.

The daily beach routine and what is included

Breakfast is included for all seven days and is described as healthy and self-service. After breakfast, transport takes you to the beach for your lesson. You receive bottled water each day during surfing, along with simple snacks such as fruit and sweets.

Lunch is packed on six days. That is a small detail, but it makes the day easier. You do not need to leave the beach to search for food, and you can keep your attention on the lesson and the group.

Dinner is included on six nights and is described as healthy, homemade food. The meals are one of the most praised parts of the stay, with repeated approval for the cooking and the generous, home-style feel. You should not expect a luxury restaurant menu or hotel dining room. The appeal is fresh, filling food eaten in a relaxed setting.

One planned evening takes place outside the camp, with dinner at your own expense. That gives the week a change of pace, but remember to budget for it. Yoga classes and other excursions are also not included.

The camp provides transport to and from the beach in an air-conditioned vehicle. Airport pickup and return are included from Agadir Al Massira Airport, as are transfers from the Agadir bus station. This is especially useful if you are arriving alone or do not want to negotiate local transport after a flight.

Staying in a traditional riad near Agadir

You spend seven nights in a traditional riad rather than a large resort. The accommodation is repeatedly described as clean, comfortable, and cozy, with a rooftop terrace that provides views toward the ocean and good sunset opportunities.

The available accommodation details mention dorm beds, but they do not spell out every room category or guarantee a private room. If privacy matters to you, confirm the room arrangement before paying. If you enjoy meeting people and do not mind a shared setup, the dorm option fits the social nature of the camp.

The house is air-conditioned, and Wi-Fi is included. Those are useful comforts after a day in the water, especially when you want to dry off, rest, or send photos home.

The rooftop is one of the best non-surf features. It gives the house a place to slow down at the end of the day, and the sunset setting adds something you will not get from a basic rental apartment. Still, this is a surf house, not a high-end hotel. Choose it for cleanliness, warmth, food, and community rather than polished luxury.

The team’s approach is personal. Yassine is identified as a host who takes an active role in the running of the camp, while Yassimine is available when guests need help. The surf instructors are described as energetic and supportive, with a clear focus on making beginners feel safe while encouraging more experienced surfers to improve.

The Imsouane day trip is the week’s big change of scene

One day takes you to Imsouane, a famous surf destination on Morocco’s Atlantic coast. The main attraction is its long, steady wave, presented as the longest wave in Africa. Even if you are still learning, the outing gives you a chance to see a different surf setting from the beaches near Agadir.

The word metronomic is useful here because it suggests a wave with a steady, repeatable rhythm. For a developing surfer, that kind of wave can be more appealing than a chaotic break. Conditions still control what you will get, so no day trip can promise that every person will ride the perfect wave.

The Imsouane outing also adds variety to a week that otherwise follows the same beach routine. The day includes surfing and, according to the available details, sand surfing afterward. That makes it a fuller excursion rather than simply another lesson at a different beach.

You should still think of this as a surf trip first. It is not presented as a broad cultural tour of Imsouane, and no detailed sightseeing itinerary is provided. If you want a long day on the coast with time in the water, it is a strong addition. If you want museums, markets, or a guided history tour, this package is not designed for that.

Free photography is more useful than it sounds

Photography is included at no extra charge. That is a welcome feature because surfing is hard to photograph yourself. You can concentrate on the lesson while someone else captures selected moments in the water.

The images also give you a practical record of your progress. A first week of surfing can feel like a blur of paddling, falling, standing, and trying again. Seeing your position on the board can help you remember what worked, while the pictures provide a lasting reminder of the trip.

Do not treat the photography as a guaranteed professional photo session for every person at every moment. The information promises free surfing photography, but it does not specify how many images you receive, when photographs are taken, or how they are delivered.

How the $604.84 price compares with the value

At $604.84 per person, the package covers seven nights, six days of lessons, board and wetsuit use, beach transport, meals, water, snacks, airport or bus-station transfers, Wi-Fi, photography, and the Imsouane day trip.

That is a strong bundle for anyone who would otherwise need to pay separately for accommodation, breakfast, lunch, dinner, equipment rental, transportation, and instruction. The value improves if you are arriving alone, since the package removes several small decisions and transport costs that can make an independent surf holiday more expensive.

The price is less compelling if you plan to surf only once or twice, eat independently, or spend much of your time sightseeing away from the camp. You would be paying for a full surf week without using its main benefit.

The cost also does not cover every expense. Set aside money for the one optional dinner outside the camp, yoga, and any other excursions. If the minimum number of people is not reached, the activity can be rescheduled or refunded, so a little flexibility is sensible when planning flights.

Who will get the most from this package

This works best for a first-time surfer who wants a structured week. You get repeated lessons, equipment, transport, food, and a welcoming social setting without having to organize each day.

It also suits solo visitors. The communal setup gives you natural company at breakfast, on the beach, and at dinner. The team’s 24-hour availability adds reassurance if you need help during the stay.

Couples and friends can enjoy it too, especially if everyone wants the same active holiday. Families are welcome, but you should confirm the room setup and make sure every member is comfortable with a surf-centered schedule.

An experienced surfer may also enjoy the week, particularly the Imsouane trip and the chance to receive technique advice. Still, advanced surfers should ask how the lessons are organized for stronger participants before booking. The package is clearly built to serve beginners, so the level of coaching may be most useful to people still developing their basics.

Practical details that can affect your decision

Confirmation is provided when you book. Pickup is available from Agadir Al Massira Airport or the Agadir bus station, and the activity is near public transportation.

The maximum group size is 15 people. That limit helps keep the camp from becoming unwieldy, though the feel of your week will depend on how many people actually attend and how evenly the skill levels are spread.

The package requires suitable weather. If conditions make the activity impossible, you receive the option of another date or a full refund. You can also cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the local start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not refunded or accepted.

The camp provides access to the Tiziri Surf Maroc team around the clock. That is useful for airport arrivals, questions during the stay, and small practical problems, though it does not replace travel insurance or personal medical planning.

Should you book the Tiziri seven-day surf package?

I would choose this package if you want a busy but friendly surf week with the major costs settled in advance. The strongest reasons are the six lesson days, included equipment, homemade meals, airport transfers, and the Imsouane outing. Free photography is a pleasant bonus.

I would hesitate only if you want luxury accommodation, a quiet private retreat, or a broad Morocco itinerary with lots of sightseeing. This is a communal surf camp, and its success depends on enjoying shared meals, group lessons, and a schedule built around the ocean.

For beginners, solo visitors, and anyone seeking good value, the package makes practical sense. Book it knowing that surf conditions can change, one dinner and optional activities cost extra, and the traditional riad atmosphere is more welcoming than polished. That is a fair trade for a week focused on learning, eating well, and making friends by the Atlantic.

FAQ

How long is the Tiziri Surf Maroc package?

The package lasts approximately seven days and includes seven nights of accommodation. It provides six days of surf lessons.

Is airport pickup included?

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

Are surfboards and wetsuits included?

Yes. You can use a surfboard, wetsuit, and leash for the duration of your stay.

Are meals included?

Breakfast is included for seven days. Six packed lunches and six homemade dinners are also included. One planned evening takes place outside the camp, with dinner at your own expense.

Is the Imsouane trip included?

Yes. The package includes one day of surfing at Imsouane, known here for its long wave and described as the longest in Africa.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours in advance are not refunded or accepted.