Imsouane, a small fishing village between Agadir and Essaouira, is famous for The Bay, one of the longest right-handers in Africa. It is one of the best places in Morocco to learn to surf, and the village has plenty of surf camps. To help you choose, we compared 5 surf camps in Imsouane: levels accepted, what the price includes, weekly budget and atmosphere.
Comparing other towns too? Our guide to surf camps in Morocco puts Taghazout, Imsouane, Essaouira and Dakhla side by side, with weekly prices.
In short: choosing a surf camp in Imsouane
| Budget | €550 to €680 a week all-inclusive (dorm), about €410 without lessons, excluding flights |
| To learn | The Bay, a long and gentle right-hander, perfect for learning and for longboarding |
| To progress | The Reef for intermediates, Cathedral Point for experienced surfers when the swell picks up |
| Best season | October to April for consistent swells. In summer The Bay gets small, very long waves, ideal for beginners |
| Getting there | 90 km north of Agadir. Transfers from Agadir or Essaouira are included in most packages |
| Our partner | The Little Kasbah |
Imsouane, the village of the endless wave
Here, the day revolves around the tide and the wave in the bay. No nightlife: you surf, eat well and go to bed early. Everything about the waves and the season is in our guide to surfing in Imsouane.
“I surfed for a week in Imsouane and loved the place. It is super relaxed. You eat, surf and sleep surf. There is not much to do apart from surfing and yoga. The food is great and the fresh juices are delicious. You don’t go there to party, just to enjoy the chilled life of Imsouane.”
The spots to know
- The Bay: the star of the village. A long, gentle right-hander, ideal for beginners and longboarders.
- The Reef: for intermediates.
- Cathedral Point: a hollower, more powerful right, for experienced surfers when the swell picks up.

Imsouane after the 2024 demolitions
In January 2024, Imsouane was hit by a nationwide operation to “free up the maritime public domain”. Residents were ordered to leave on 17 January, and the bulldozers arrived within 48 hours. Homes and businesses were demolished in three areas: Tasblast, one of the oldest quarters, opposite Cathedral Point; the central square and its alleys (grocery stores, bakery, cafés, restaurants); and the part overlooking the bay. The village has been rebuilding little by little since then: many surf camps, hotels and hostels are open, and new restaurants are opening. The 5 camps in this comparison show their packages and prices on their websites in October 2026.
How to choose your surf camp in Imsouane
What a package includes
- Accommodation: dorm, double room or private room, often with a sea-view rooftop.
- Meals: at least breakfast and dinner, often all 3 meals with lunch on the beach.
- Lessons: 1 to 2 sessions a day in groups by level, sometimes with photo or video analysis.
- Equipment: board and wetsuit.
- Transfer: from Agadir airport or from Essaouira, included in most weekly packages.
Surf camp, surf house or surf hostel?
A surf camp sells an all-inclusive week. A surf house or surf hostel mainly sells the room: you add surf lessons and board rental à la carte. It is the right option if you already surf on your own or stay several weeks.
The budget for a surf camp in Imsouane
Allow €550 to €680 a week for an all-inclusive package in a dorm, a little more in a private room. Without lessons or lunch, “free surf” packages start at around €410. These prices exclude flights.
| Camp | Levels | Included | Budget / week (excl. flights) | Google rating (Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Little Kasbah | Beginner to advanced | Breakfast and dinner, 6 lessons, equipment, transfer | €550 to €730 | 5.0/5 (232 reviews) |
| Travel Surf Morocco | Beginner, intermediate | 3 meals, 2 lessons a day, equipment, transfer, photo analysis | From €680 | 5.0/5 (394 reviews) |
| Mystery Surf Camp | Beginner, intermediate | 3 meals, 6 lessons, equipment, transfer, photo and video analysis | From €599 | 5.0/5 (533 reviews) |
| Olas Surf Camp | All levels | 3 meals, daily lessons, equipment, transfer, video analysis | €579 to €679 | 4.9/5 (187 reviews) |
| N’tona Surf Camp | All levels (beginner, intermediate, longboard) | Room, 3 meals, daily lessons, equipment, yoga twice a week, one-way airport transfer | €500 to €700 | 5.0/5 (318 reviews) |
Our pick of the 5 best surf camps in Imsouane
The Little Kasbah: the intimate camp in a restored kasbah (partner)

Who is it for? Beginners and longboarders who want to progress in a quiet setting, away from the bustle of Taghazout.
Set in a restored old Berber kasbah at the entrance to the village, 8 minutes’ walk from The Bay and 5 minutes from Cathedral Point. The Surf Camp Week package includes 7 nights, breakfast and dinner, 6 surf lessons, board and wetsuit, and the return transfer from Agadir or Essaouira. The Surf & Yoga package adds 6 yoga classes. To progress fast, there is also private longboard coaching with video analysis.
Budget: €550 in a dorm, €650 to €730 in a private room per week, excluding flights. Surf & Yoga from €610 to €820.
See the full The Little Kasbah page (spots, rooms, FAQ).
Travel Surf Morocco: two surf sessions a day, 5 minutes from the spots
Who is it for? Beginners and intermediates who want to surf a lot, with 2 sessions a day.
“I spent a week at Travel Surf Morocco in Imsouane and loved it. The lessons and instructors were great, the three daily meals were included, the accommodation was very good, and the wave in the bay was a real pleasure to surf.”
The camp is a 5-minute walk from the spots. The Imsouane Surf Camp package includes accommodation at the camp or its annex, 3 meals (with lunch on the beach), 2 lessons or coaching sessions a day, equipment, photo analysis of your best sessions and the transfer from Agadir or Essaouira. Double or single rooms cost extra, and yoga is an option. Independent surfers have a Surf Guiding package, and a Free Surf package in private accommodation, without lessons or meals.
Budget: from €680 a week in a shared room, excluding flights. Surf Guiding from €770, Free Surf from €410.
Mystery Surf Camp: the complete camp with surfskate and video
Who is it for? Beginners and intermediates who want a well-coached week and a group atmosphere.
A four-storey house for up to 22 guests, from dorms to single rooms, open all year round. The Full Surf package includes 3 meals, 6 surf lessons, equipment, photo and video analysis every other day, surfskate lessons and the transfer from the airport or bus station. The Surf & Yoga package adds 3 yoga classes. In the evening: sunset on the terrace, bonfires and desert parties.
Budget: €599 a week for Full Surf, €659 for Surf & Yoga, €419 for Free Surfer (no lessons or lunch), excluding flights.
Olas Surf Camp: the small full-board camp
Who is it for? All levels, and anyone who wants everything included, lunch too.
A small surf camp with an ocean-view rooftop. The Surf & Stay package includes 7 nights, daily surf lessons in groups by level with theory, equipment, full board, the transfer from Agadir or Essaouira, video analysis and surfskate rental. Yoga is only included in the Surf & Yoga package.
Budget: €579 in a dorm, €619 in a shared room, €679 in a private room per week, excluding flights. Surf & Yoga from €649.
N’tona Surf Camp: the all-inclusive camp by the bay
Who is it for? Beginners, intermediates and longboarders who want an all-inclusive package, or a package without lessons to surf on their own.
A surf house a few steps from Imsouane Bay, with shared, double or private rooms with bathroom. The Full Surf package includes daily surf lessons, equipment, three home-cooked meals, two yoga classes a week, video analysis, surfskate and the airport transfer (one way). The Free Surf package keeps the room, meals and equipment, without lessons.
Budget: from €500 (shared room) to €700 (private room) for 7 nights with Full Surf. €350 to €550 with Free Surf, without lessons.
So, which surf camp in Imsouane should you choose?
- You are a beginner or a longboarder and want peace and quiet: The Little Kasbah.
- You want to surf twice a day: Travel Surf Morocco.
- You want a well-coached week with video and surfskate: Mystery Surf Camp.
- You want full board: Olas Surf Camp.
- You already surf on your own: the Free Surf package at N’tona Surf Camp.
Still hesitating with another part of Morocco? Compare with our surf camps in Taghazout, livelier, or our surf camps in Essaouira, or our surf camps in Dakhla, on the edge of the desert. For everything else, read our guide to surfing in Morocco.
Before you go, think about your surf travel insurance: broken equipment, injury in the water, cancellation.
FAQ: surf camp in Imsouane
Allow €550 to €680 a week for an all-inclusive package in a dorm (accommodation, meals, lessons, equipment and transfer). Without lessons, “free surf” packages start at around €410. These prices exclude flights.
Yes. The Bay is a long, gentle right-hander, one of the best waves in Morocco to learn on. Camps split guests by level and keep Cathedral Point for experienced surfers.
From October to April, when westerly swells are most consistent. In summer The Bay keeps working with small, very long waves, ideal for beginners and longboarding.
Yes. The January 2024 demolitions hit buildings on the maritime public domain: the Tasblast area, the central square and the part overlooking the bay. Many surf camps, hotels and hostels are still open, and new restaurants have opened since.
Imsouane is 90 km north of Agadir. Most surf camps include the transfer from Agadir airport or from Essaouira in their weekly packages.
Yes, many travellers come alone. Shared meals and group lessons make it easy to meet other surfers.
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