Anchor Point, Taghazout
Morocco's most legendary right-hander. Rides up to 300 metres. The reason surfers come back every winter.
Why Anchor Point is World-Class
Located just 2 km north of Taghazout village, Anchor Point is a rocky right-hand point break that produces some of the longest, most consistent waves on the African continent. When a solid North Atlantic swell arrives, the wave wraps around the headland and peels for up to 300 metres giving intermediate and advanced surfers ride after ride of pure pleasure.
Unlike beach breaks that close out in bigger swells, Anchor Point becomes better the bigger it gets. The reef organises the energy into clean, hollow sections with defined take-off zones, making it predictable and surfable even in overhead conditions.
It's listed among the top 50 surf spots in the world by Surfline and Wavelength. Once you've surfed it, you'll understand why.
Wave Info at a Glance
Swell & Tide Details
Surf Anchor Point with Zenno
Zenno's Taghazout package includes daily surf guiding meaning our instructors assess conditions each morning and take you to the best spot for your level. Intermediate and advanced surfers regularly session Anchor Point during their week.
Our local guides know the reef, the rip currents, and the etiquette of the Anchor Point lineup. They'll ensure you get into position, choose the right waves, and make the most of every session.
- Daily transport to Anchor Point, Hash Point & Panoramas
- Certified surf instruction and coaching
- Wetsuit & board rental included
- Video analysis session available
- Local guide with 10+ years at Anchor Point
Getting to Anchor Point
Anchor Point sits on the coastal road (P1100) north of Taghazout village. It's a 5-minute drive from the centre of Taghazout and about 20 minutes from Agadir Al Massira Airport.
The nearest town is Taghazout (population ~2,000), which has surf shops, cafes, and tagine restaurants within a short walk. There are no facilities at the point itself bring water, sunscreen, and everything you need before you leave.
Coordinates: 30.526°N, 9.691°W
