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Surf spot guide · South Morocco, Morocco
K11 is a mellow reef break near Taghazout offering long right-handers for intermediates and up.
K11 is a well-known surf spot just south of Taghazout, Morocco, renowned for its consistent right-hand reef break. The wave works best with medium to large northwest swells and easterly winds, producing long, playful rides suitable for intermediates and advanced surfers. The takeoff is relatively forgiving, but shallow rocks and occasional strong currents require caution. Crowds are moderate compared to neighboring spots, especially during peak season. Access is straightforward, with parking available just off the coastal road. Local surf culture is friendly, but respect towards locals and the lineup is essential.
Long right-hand reef where the takeoff forgives but the shallows demand respect.
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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.
+9 MORE →K11 is less crowded than nearby Anchor Point, but crowds can build during weekends and holiday surf trips.
Chilled but respectful
Arrive early for cleaner conditions, Wear booties if surfing at low tide, Be mindful of local surf etiquette, Check swell forecasts before heading out
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Crowds increase on weekends and holidays
K11 is less crowded than nearby Anchor Point, but crowds can build during weekends and holiday surf trips.
Chilled but respectful
Park along the main road and follow a short path down to the spot; no difficult terrain involved.
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