Fly into Rabat–Salé Airport (RBA) or Casablanca Mohammed V Airport (CMN), both served by regular and low-cost flights from major European cities. Transfers to and from the surf house are arranged by us and included in the trip price when arriving via Rabat. For guests arriving via Casablanca, a €40 supplement applies.

• 7 days / 6 nights’ accommodation at our surf house
• All-inclusive: 3 homemade Moroccan meals per day
• 1 coached surf session per day, plus optional free surf
• Surf equipment
• Daily video feedback to accelerate your progress
• Daily transport to the best surf spots
• 1 surfskate lesson
• 3 yoga sessions
• 1 surf mindset masterclass
• 1 guided ice bath experience
• 1 visit to a traditional Moroccan hammam
• Cultural visit to Rabat
• 3 days of surf photo and video sessions
• Free wifi

Extra activities beyond the core package are available in the area and can be arranged on request. These are optional and paid on location, we’ll be happy to help you organize them.

Optional activities include:

• Boat fishing trips
• Scenic hikes and rock climbing
• Visit to a local avocado farm
• Surf foil lessons
• Horseback riding on the beach
• Moroccan cooking & Darija (Arabic) language class
• Surf-specific fitness training
• Acupuncture and wellness treatments
• Muay Thai sessions
• Dinner out in Rabat

Beginners to Advanced

Bouznika offers a variety of surf spots suitable for all levels: from first-timers to experienced riders. Many breaks have multiple take-off zones, making them perfect for both beginners and intermediate/advanced surfers depending on where you paddle out.
The best part? It’s still an uncrowded area, so you’ll enjoy the freedom to learn and progress without the pressure of crowded lineups. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your skills, expect personalized surf coaching and yoga sessions designed to boost your technique, build strength, and deepen your connection with both the ocean and your body.

Morocco’s Atlantic coast enjoys mild and pleasant weather during the winter months. From December to April, expect:

• Daytime temperatures around 18–24°C (64–75°F)
• Cooler evenings dropping to 10–15°C (50–59°F)
• Plenty of sunshine, with occasional light rain
• Consistent Atlantic swells bringing fun, rideable waves

It’s the perfect winter escape: warm enough to surf in a 3/2mm wetsuit, cool enough to enjoy yoga and hammam sessions without the summer crowds.

Clothing

• Lightweight, breathable clothing for warm, sunny days
• Light sweater or jacket for cooler evenings
• Swimwear (at least 2 sets recommended)
• Rash guard or surf shirt (optional but useful)
• Comfortable clothes for yoga and downtime
• Sandals or flip-flops
• Casual shoes or trainers for short walks or cultural visits
• A hat and sunglasses for sun protection

Gear & Accessories

• Sunscreen (high SPF, water-resistant)
• Reusable water bottle
• Small daypack or tote bag for beach and town visits
• Surf gear (optional – boards and wetsuits are provided, but feel free to bring your own)
• Notebook or journal (for the surf mindset masterclass or personal reflection)
• Beach towel or poncho towel

Travel Essentials

• Travel insurance covering surf activities
• Power plug adapter for Morocco (Type C & E, 220 V)
• Passport (valid at least 6 months beyond your travel dates)
• Cash in Moroccan dirhams (some activities can be paid locally)
• Small lock for securing valuables in shared spaces
• A curious mind and relaxed attitude — good vibes guaranteed

Travel & Safety

Q: Is Morocco safe for women travelers?
A: Yes, Morocco is generally safe, including for solo women travelers. As always, it’s wise to follow basic precautions and be respectful of local customs. In and around our surf house, the surf culture is laid-back and welcoming.

Q: Do I need a visa to travel to Morocco?
A: Most European, North American, and many other passport holders can enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days. Please double-check the requirements for your nationality before travel.

Q: Do I need any vaccinations?
A: No special vaccinations are required to enter Morocco. We recommend ensuring that routine vaccines (like tetanus and hepatitis A) are up to date. Consult your doctor if you’re unsure.

Q: Is tap water safe to drink?
A: We recommend drinking bottled or filtered water. Tap water is generally safe for brushing your teeth, but stick to bottled water for drinking and be cautious with ice in drinks.

Money & Practicalities

Q: What currency is used in Morocco?
A: The local currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). It’s a closed currency, so you’ll need to exchange money after arrival. Make sure to use any leftover cash before leaving the country.

Q: How do I exchange money?
A: We recommend exchanging currency at the airport upon arrival, where rates are generally favorable. ATMs are also available nearby. Most shops in the area accept cash only, so it's helpful to carry some with you. We’re happy to assist once you arrive at the surf house.

Q: Is there internet access?
A: Yes, the surf house offers Wi-Fi for guests. Keep in mind it may be slower than in large cities — a good excuse to disconnect.

Getting There

Q: How do I get to your surf house?
A: You can fly into Rabat or Casablanca. We’ll organize your transfer to the surf house: it’s included in the price if you arrive at Rabat. From Casablanca, there's a small supplement (€40 per vehicle, each way).

Q: Can I extend my stay or arrive earlier?
A: Absolutely. We’re happy to help you organize extra nights at or stays in Rabat or Casablanca before or after the retreat.

Surf, Yoga & Activities

Q: Do I need to be an experienced surfer?
A: Not at all! This retreat is open to all levels. Whether you're just starting or looking to refine your technique, our coaching is adapted to your needs, with a focus on progress, not performance.

Q: What kind of surfboards and wetsuits are available?
A: A wide range of boards are available (soft tops, shortboards, mid-lengths). Wetsuits are also provided. However, if you have a favorite board or suit, feel free to bring your own.

Q: How many surf sessions are included?
A: One coached surf session per day is included, plus optional free surf time. You’ll also get a surfskate lesson, daily transport to spots, and video analysis sessions.

Q: What else is included?
A: The trip includes full-board accommodation, 3 yoga sessions, a surf mindset masterclass, an ice bath experience, a traditional hammam visit, a cultural visit to Rabat, and 3 days of photo/video content of your surf.

Optional Activities

Q: What’s not included in the package?
A: Optional activities such as horseback riding on the beach, surf foil lessons, muay thai, boat fishing, acupuncture, cooking and Darija (local dialect) classes, climbing, and surf fitness are available onsite and can be booked à la carte.