7 days All Inclusive Surf Package

Atlantic waves, Moroccan warmth, and one very good price. Tiziri Surf Maroc combines six days of surf lessons with seven nights in a traditional riad, meals, equipment, transport, and airport pickup. I like the easy, all-in setup and the welcoming family atmosphere described by solo visitors, couples, and first-time surfers. The main consideration is that this is a surf camp, not a polished resort, and one dinner is optional and paid separately.

I also like that the package includes a full-day trip to Imsouane, where you can try one of North Africa’s best-known long waves. Free surf photography is another useful touch. You should still expect a simple, communal holiday shaped by the sea, so lesson times and beach choices may change with conditions.

Key points to know before booking

• Six full days of instruction: You receive daily surf lessons with board, wetsuit, and leash included for your stay.
• Imsouane adds a special highlight: The package includes a surf trip to the famous long break, described as the longest wave in Africa.
• Meals remove much of the daily guesswork: Breakfast is provided for seven days, with six packed lunches and six homemade dinners.
• The camp suits beginners and mixed groups: Families, couples, friends, solo visitors, all genders, and a wide range of ages are welcome.
• Airport or bus station transfers are included: Pickup and return transport are available from Agadir Al Massira Airport or Agadir bus station.
• A small group keeps things personal: The maximum group size is 15 people, with 24-hour access to the Tiziri Surf Maroc team.

Six days of surfing around Agadir

The heart of this package is simple: wake up, eat, collect your equipment, ride to the beach, and spend the day learning or improving. You get six days of surf lessons, beach transport, daily bottled water, and snacks such as fruit and sweets during the lesson.

That structure works especially well if you are new to surfing. You do not need to arrange a board rental, find a beach, or guess which equipment suits you. The instructors can focus on the basics, from handling the board to getting into the water and building confidence. Several first-time visitors describe the coaching as patient, friendly, and reassuring, which matters when your first few attempts involve more falling than standing.

You can also book this if you already surf. The package is open to all levels, and the teaching team works with different abilities. An experienced surfer should ask how the daily beach choice and instruction will be adapted to their level, since the clearest promise is guided lessons rather than a specialist performance camp.

The coast around Agadir benefits from Atlantic swells and warm weather, but surfing is never a machine with a fixed timetable. Conditions affect the beach, the lesson focus, and how much time you spend riding versus practicing on shore. The package specifically notes that good weather is required, so keep a little flexibility in your plans.

What a normal camp day feels like

The schedule is not presented as a minute-by-minute program, and that is probably sensible. Ocean conditions often decide the rhythm. Still, you can expect a communal breakfast, transport to the beach, a surf lesson, lunch, and time around the accommodation afterward.

Breakfast is provided on all seven mornings as a healthy self-catering meal. Lunch is packed on six surf days, which is practical because you will not need to return to the riad between the morning and afternoon routine. Bottled water and snacks are supplied during the lesson, a small detail that becomes important after carrying a board and working in the water.

Dinner is included on six evenings and is described as healthy homemade food. The meals receive especially strong praise, with repeated approval for the cooking and the generous, family-style feeling around the table. One planned evening takes you outside for dinner, but that meal is optional and at your own expense.

I would think of the food as part of the camp experience rather than a restaurant program. You eat with the group, share the day’s stories, and get a taste of Moroccan home cooking. If you have strict dietary needs, ask before booking, since the supplied information does not explain how special diets are handled.

Staying in a traditional riad in the Agadir area

You receive seven nights in a traditional riad, with free Wi-Fi and access to an air-conditioned vehicle for transfers and beach runs. The accommodation has been described as clean, tidy, cozy, and comfortable, with a rooftop terrace that provides sunset views over the ocean.

The atmosphere is more important here than luxury features. The property is built around shared time, so you may have breakfast, surf, lunch, dinner, and downtime with the same small group. That can be a real advantage if you are arriving alone. The camp encourages a family feeling, and the available comments repeatedly point to the warmth of the owners and staff.

At the same time, do not book this expecting a full-service hotel. One account specifically describes a dorm bed as clean and comfortable, but the package information does not confirm the room type included for every booking. Ask whether you will have a private room, shared room, or dormitory bed before paying if that matters to you.

The rooftop is a worthwhile feature because it gives the riad a place to relax without adding another activity to your day. After several hours in the surf, you may prefer a quiet view and conversation to another excursion.

Imsouane and the long-wave day trip

The included day trip to Imsouane gives the week a change of scene. You will travel beyond the regular Agadir-area surf beaches and spend a day at one of North Africa’s most famous breaks, described here as the longest wave in Africa.

The appeal is clear. Imsouane is known for its long, steady character, and the package calls it a metronomic break. For a beginner, that can make the idea of catching a longer ride feel more approachable, though ocean conditions and your skill level still control what you can do. For an improving surfer, it offers a different challenge from the shorter practice sessions closer to camp.

This is also more than a simple lesson at another beach. The day trip gives you a sense of Morocco’s surf coast and breaks up the repeated daily pattern. A memorable version of the outing can include sand surfing afterward, an extra detail mentioned by people who enjoyed the excursion.

You should confirm how much surfing time and instruction are planned during this day, since the package description does not give a precise timetable. I would also expect a longer vehicle day than the local beach transfers, so pack water, sun protection, and anything you need between sessions. The air-conditioned vehicle is included, which makes the road portion easier.

Free photography, a useful extra

Many surf schools take a few casual pictures, then charge you afterward for the files. Tiziri includes free surf photography, so you do not face that extra bill if you want images for your social feeds or personal memories.

The value is not only digital. Beginners often cannot see what they are doing wrong while standing on a board. A photograph can show your stance, balance, and progress in a way that a quick verbal tip cannot. It is also a pleasant record of a week that may otherwise blur into wet hair, sandy feet, and repeated attempts to catch a wave.

The information does not specify how often photos are taken, how many images you receive, or how they are delivered. Think of this as a welcome included service, not a formal professional photo shoot.

The people and the mood at Tiziri

The strongest part of the experience appears to be the human side. The instructors are frequently described as energetic, kind, skilled, and willing to explain the small details that help a beginner improve. Names such as Yassine and Yassimine appear in the camp experience, with Yassine praised for his care as a host and Yassimine described as available when help was needed.

The team also provides 24-hour access during your stay. That does not mean a coach is teaching around the clock, but it does give you a clear contact point for practical problems or questions.

The social setup suits people who like shared meals and easy conversation. Solo visitors can arrive without a built-in group, while couples and friends can still meet people from elsewhere. Families are welcome too, although parents should ask about room arrangements and the best lesson setup for children, since the available details do not specify age limits or child-specific instruction.

The family mood has a small tradeoff. If you want complete privacy, a quiet dining schedule, and the independence of arranging every beach day yourself, this may feel too communal. If you enjoy meeting people and letting the camp handle the daily details, it is a strong match.

Is $604.84 good value for seven days?

At $604.84 per person, the package offers an unusually large amount for one price: seven nights of accommodation, seven breakfasts, six lunches, six dinners, six surf lessons, equipment, beach transport, water, snacks, photography, Wi-Fi, airport or bus station transfers, and the Imsouane trip.

That works out to roughly $86 per person per day before you separately value the included gear, transport, and photography. You still need to budget for the optional dinner outside, yoga if you want it, other excursions, and personal spending. The listed price also does not include the cost of getting to Agadir.

The value is strongest for a first-time surfer. Renting equipment, booking lessons, finding transport, and paying for meals separately can quickly become more expensive and less convenient. You also avoid the usual problem of carrying surf gear between an airport, accommodation, and beach.

An experienced surfer who only wants a board and a bed may find the package less compelling, since you are paying for instruction and the organized camp structure. Even then, the Imsouane trip, meals, transfers, and photographs add useful value.

Group size, transfers, and practical planning

The maximum group size is 15 people. That is large enough for a social camp but small enough to avoid the feel of a mass coach tour. Actual lesson groups may be smaller, but the supplied details do not promise a specific instructor-to-surfer ratio.

Pickup is offered from Agadir Al Massira Airport or Agadir bus station, with return transportation included. This makes arrival much easier, particularly if you are carrying luggage and surf equipment is unfamiliar to you. Make sure your arrival details are correct when booking so the transfer can be arranged properly.

The experience is near public transportation, though you may not need to use it often because the package includes beach and arrival transfers. Confirmation is provided at booking, and most people can participate. The operator also notes that the experience depends on good weather.

Cancellation is free if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. A later cancellation is not refunded, and changes inside that 24-hour window are not accepted. If bad weather or low enrollment causes cancellation, you should be offered another date or experience, or a full refund.

Who should book this surf camp?

I would recommend it most strongly to a beginner who wants a friendly introduction without assembling every part of the holiday independently. You get the board, wetsuit, leash, beach ride, food, and a teaching team in one package. That removes a lot of friction during a sport that can feel awkward at first.

It also suits solo visitors who want company, couples who enjoy active trips, and friends who want a structured week in Morocco. The communal meals and shared surf days make it easy to meet people, while the rooftop offers a place to slow down after the lesson.

You may want another kind of trip if you need luxury accommodation, private coaching, a tightly timed itinerary, or a fully independent surf schedule. The camp is warm and practical rather than fancy. You should also confirm room arrangements, dietary needs, and lesson details before booking if those points are important to you.

Should you book the seven-day package?

Book it if you want six days in the water, a social riad, homemade meals, and a strong amount of included value for $604.84. The Imsouane day, free photography, airport transfer, and generous equipment inclusion make the package more than a simple place to sleep and take lessons.

I would choose it especially for a first surf holiday. You can arrive with little experience, let the instructors guide your progress, and leave with new skills, photographs, and a ready-made community. Just bring the right expectations: this is a friendly surf camp with simple accommodation, not a luxury resort, and the ocean will always have the final say.

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?

You receive six days of surf lessons.

Is the package suitable for beginners?

Yes. The experience is suitable for all surfing levels, including people learning for the first time.

Is accommodation included?

Yes. Seven nights in a traditional riad are included.

Are meals included every day?

Breakfast is included for seven days. Six packed lunches and six homemade dinners are included. One planned evening outside is optional, with dinner paid by you.

Is surf equipment provided?

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

Is transportation included?

Yes. Beach transport and round-trip transportation from Agadir Al Massira Airport or Agadir bus station are included.

Is the Imsouane trip included?

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

Is photography included?

Yes. Surf photography is included at no extra charge.

What is not included?

Yoga classes and other excursions are not included. The optional dinner outside is also at your own expense.

How large is the group?

The experience has a maximum of 15 participants.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted for a refund.