Ready to Catch Your First Waves?
Our Surf Lesson (Group) is ideal for anyone new to surfing who wants to learn safely, build confidence, and enjoy the thrill of riding waves along Morocco’s stunning coastline.
Located in the relaxed surf village of Taghazout, just minutes from the area’s famous surf spots, our camp is the perfect starting point for your surfing journey.
With patient, experienced instructors by your side, you’ll master all the basics:
Paddling and pop-up techniques
Ocean safety and wave reading
Step-by-step guidance at your own pace
We adapt each lesson to your level, the daily conditions, and your progress — so you can learn, enjoy, and have fun in a safe and supportive environment.
Small group setting for quicker progress
All equipment provided (surfboard, wetsuit)
Friendly, local instructors with years of experience
Perfect for first-timers, friends, or anyone seeking a fun ocean adventure
Whether it’s your first surf session, a holiday with friends, or just the chance to feel the magic of the ocean, our team will guide you every step of the way — with good vibes, local knowledge, and plenty of encouragement.
Price: 250 DH per person
Small group sizes: 8 people max for beginners or 5 people max for advanced.
Enjoy 2 hours of hands-on instruction each day with our expert instructors. We focus on the fundamentals, including paddling, popping up, and basic wave reading.
We provide all the necessary equipment, including a beginner-friendly surfboard and a comfortable wetsuit.
Here’s what a typical day looks like in our Beginner Surf Lesson:
At ISHIN Surf School, we offer comfortable accommodation for every surfer — from shared rooms to private options. Find what suits you best and enjoy your surf holiday in Taghazout!
250 DH per person for a 2-hour group surf lesson.
Small groups ensure personalized coaching and maximum fun!
Nestled between the ocean and mountains, ISHIN Surf School offers cozy accommodation, friendly local guides, and authentic surf experiences — all just steps from the best waves in Taghazout village.
