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Surf spot guide · South Morocco, Morocco
Banana Beach offers fun, mellow waves ideal for all levels in sunny South Morocco.
Banana Beach is a sandy-bottom surf spot located just north of Agadir, popular among beginners and intermediates. The waves are typically mellow, with reliable long rides on small to medium swells. The spot works best at mid to high tide and is well sheltered from heavy winds. Local surf schools often bring groups here, adding to the lively atmosphere. Facilities are basic but there are cafes and parking nearby. In peak season, expect a friendly vibe but some crowding in the lineup.
Mellow A-frames peel across sand north of Agadir, mid-tide magic for patient riders.
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Long, forgiving right-hand point south of Tamraght that walls up on bigger NW swells then tapers to a beachbreak inside.
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Shifty reef-and-sand peak at kilometre 12 north of Agadir, rolling rights and lefts before a heavy inside shorebreak.
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Heavy, fast, barrelling right-hand reef shelf above Banana Point, holding sand and demanding expert paddlers.
+9 MORE →Banana Beach is busiest during weekends and holiday mornings, especially in winter. Weekdays and late afternoons are usually quieter.
Friendly and lively
Arrive early to avoid crowds, Bring booties if surfing at low tide, Respect surf school zones, Check tides for best conditions
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occasional strong currents near the river mouth
Banana Beach is busiest during weekends and holiday mornings, especially in winter. Weekdays and late afternoons are usually quieter.
Friendly and lively
Parking is available near the beach with a short, gentle walk down to the sand.
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