Surf Camp Morocco from Italy
Italian surfers have discovered Morocco as their go-to winter surf destination, and it’s easy to see why. Direct flights from Rome Fiumicino, Milan Bergamo, and Bologna to Agadir take just 3 hours 30 minutes — less time than a train from Milan to Sicily. Morocco offers consistent Atlantic swell, warm water (16–21°C), and over 300 days of sunshine per year. EU citizens enjoy visa-free entry, French is widely spoken, and our all-inclusive 8-day surf camps start from just 550 EUR — incredible value for Italian surfers.
3 Destinations
Imsouane
Africa’s longest wave with rides up to 800 metres. The mellow, predictable break at The Bay is a dream for beginners and longboarders. Fresh fish grilled at the harbour every evening.
Tamraght
Authentic Berber village set on a hillside with panoramic ocean views. Peaceful, traditional, and ideally located between the waves of Imsouane and Taghazout. Perfect for a relaxed surf holiday.
Taghazout
Morocco’s world-famous surf capital. Anchor Point, Killer Point, and Hash Point are all within a short walk. Cafes, rooftop terraces, and an energetic international surf scene.
What’s Included
- 7 nights accommodation (shared or private room)
- Daily breakfast, packed lunch, and traditional Moroccan dinner
- 6 days of surf coaching (2 hours/day) with certified instructors
- Full surf equipment (board, wetsuit, leash)
- Agadir airport transfers (45 min to Taghazout/Tamraght)
- Daily transport to the best surf spots
- Video analysis and surf theory sessions
- Moroccan mint tea, fruit, and snacks daily
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FAQ — Surfing Morocco from Italy
- How long is the flight from Italy to Agadir?
- Direct flights from Rome, Milan Bergamo, and Bologna to Agadir take approximately 3 hours 30 minutes. Connecting flights from other Italian cities like Naples, Venice, or Turin via a European hub add 1–2 hours.
- Which airlines fly from Italy to Agadir?
- Ryanair operates direct flights from Milan Bergamo, Rome Ciampino, and Bologna to Agadir. Air Arabia Maroc and Royal Air Maroc also offer direct and connecting services from major Italian airports.
- Do Italian citizens need a visa for Morocco?
- No. Italian (EU) citizens enjoy visa-free entry to Morocco for stays of up to 90 days. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date.
- How much does a surf camp in Morocco cost from Italy?
- Our all-inclusive 8-day packages start from 550 EUR per person. Return flights from Italy to Agadir typically range from 80 EUR to 250 EUR. The total trip cost (flights + camp) is approximately 650–830 EUR, making Morocco substantially cheaper than long-haul surf destinations.