Taghazout
Morocco
Surfspot Taghazout. The place to go for everyone for whom surfing in Morocco is on the to-do list. Besides a beautiful mountain scenery in the background, many argan trees and super nice locals you will find here [...] General info
Surfspot Taghazout. The place to go for everyone for whom surfing in Morocco is on the to-do list. In addition to a beautiful mountain backdrop, many argan trees and super nice locals, you will find a beautiful beach that not only makes the heart of surfers beat faster, but also invites you to chill out and enjoy.
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If you want to go surfing in Morocco, this is the right place. Because Taghazout is a good starting point for a surf trip. Here you will find all the hot(surf)spots in the immediate vicinity just a few minutes away. The most popular surf spots in the area are: Anchor Point, Mysteries, Killer Point, Boilers or Bananapoint. Around Taghazout there are also many beach breaks that are perfect for beginners and surf lessons.
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Culture & Free time
Due to the good conditions, you can actually surf every day in Morocco. But also away from surfing adventures are waiting at every corner. Morocco is a wonderful country that invites you to discover and marvel. City trips to Marrakech, Essaouira or Casablanca are definitely recommended. The colorful and diverse cities invite you to stroll and wander through the alleys. Here you can drift between colors, smells and impressions. A visit to the local markets is also recommended. And if something catches your eye, don't hesitate to haggle. Because haggling is a popular sport in Morocco. But be careful! You should always remain fair and respectful in your price offers.
Culinary
Moroccan cuisine is incredibly delicious and versatile. Characterized by French, Spanish and Arabic-Islamic influences, Morocco has many a culinary surprise in store. Local products, fresh spices and fine flavors ensure that the heart of every gourmet beats faster. And even vegetarians do not have to go hungry in Morocco, but can try one of the numerous vegetable variations. Particularly famous is the national dish Tajine.
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Language
In Morocco Arabic and Amazigh are official languages, but virtually all Moroccans speak and also understand French. In the north and south Morocco's is also common in Spanish. Inshallah means as much as "God willing" and this is indeed the case in Morocco always and everywhere.
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The currently valid entry regulations can be found here: https://www.bmeia.gv.at/reise-services/reiseinformation/land/marokko/
Customs and rules
- Moroccans greet each other in the same way as we do with a handshake. Tip: If you then briefly place your hand on your own heart, you are honoring Allah and showing a lot of respect for the foreign religion.
- Even though Morocco is one of the more liberal Muslim countries, alcohol is not part of the culture here. So if you are looking for a wild nightlife and surf parties, it will be difficult here. The evening program therefore often simply takes place in the surf camps.
- Alarm clock? You don't need one here. If you spend the night near a mosque, the muezzin will wake you up in the morning. Just the right thing to catch the first waves 😉 .
Security
Morocco is considered one of the safest and politically most stable countries in Africa. Nevertheless, the rumor often persists that women in Morocco should not necessarily travel alone. We can not subscribe to this, because even as a woman you can have a good time in Morocco. Nevertheless, it is true that Western-looking women have a special fascination for Moroccans, who are used to particularly close family ties and conservative role models in their Muslim culture. Women should therefore avoid traveling alone in buses and cabs at night.
Population
Morocco has a population of around 37 million as of 2021.
Religions
More than 90 percent of Morocco's approximately 37 million inhabitants are followers of the Sunni school of Islam.