Learn
to Surf with a Local - One Day Surf Experience.

Spending a full day learning to surf with a local instructor in Morocco's Souss-Massa coast region gives you more water time and better-spaced coaching than a standard 2-hour lesson. The day typically runs from around 8am to 5pm, split across two surfing sessions separated by a lunch break - usually a tagine or grilled fish at a beachside cafe included in the day fee. Morning sessions make the most of calmer conditions before the Atlantic onshore builds; the afternoon session focuses on consolidating what was learned in the morning. A local instructor means knowledge of the daily tide and wind cycles, which specific banks are breaking well, and how to choose the right spot for beginner to intermediate ability. Boards and wetsuits are provided. By the end of a full day with good Atlantic conditions, most people can catch and ride unbroken whitewash and are beginning to catch the face of small waves. This suits people who find a 2-hour group lesson frustrating because they never quite get enough wave time to build confidence. The personal format means the instructor can address specific technique problems rather than giving generic group cues.