A week of surfing in Morocco usually costs between €450 and €1,000 per person, flights included, from France or the rest of Western Europe. Taghazout Bay is about 3.5 hours from Paris, with waves all year round and a low cost of living. Here is the breakdown, item by item, with the prices we see around us in Tamraght, so you can plan your budget with no bad surprises.
Prices checked in November 2026, given as a guide.
A week of surfing at a glance
Per person, for 7 nights, sharing a room for two:
|
Item |
Budget |
Mid-range |
Comfort |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Return flight from Paris |
€100 – 150 |
€150 – 250 |
€250 – 400 |
|
Accommodation (7 nights) |
€70 – 140 (dorm) |
€250 – 350 (private room) |
€450+ (hotel) |
|
Surf lessons and gear |
€150 – 200 |
€200 – 250 |
€300+ (private lessons) |
|
Food |
€70 – 100 |
€100 – 150 |
€200+ |
|
Transfers and getting around |
€10 – 20 |
€30 – 50 |
€60 – 80 |
|
Total |
about €450 – 600 |
about €750 – 1,050 |
€1,300+ |
The item that changes the most is the flight: depending on the month, the same return ticket can cost three times as much.
Flights to Agadir: €100 to €400 return
The nearest airport is Agadir Al Massira, about 50 minutes from Tamraght. There are direct flights from Paris and many European cities with airlines such as Transavia, easyJet, Ryanair and Royal Air Maroc.
From Paris, a return flight costs around €200 on average. The cheapest months are usually January, March and September, at around €120 to €135 on average. August is the most expensive, often over €350.
Good news: January and March are right in the middle of the swell season. To choose your dates for your level, read our guide to the best time to surf in Morocco [URL EN].
Our tip: book your flight 1 to 4 months ahead, and check checked-baggage fees if you fly with a low-cost airline.
Accommodation: from €15 to over €60 per person per night
Around Taghazout, you'll find three main types of accommodation:
- Surf hostels: a dorm bed costs about €10 to €20 a night. It's the cheapest and most social option.
- Surf houses and guesthouses: expect about €30 to €40 per person per night for a private room for two. At Malibu Surf House, a double or twin room with a private bathroom and homemade breakfast costs €80 a night, or €40 per person.
- Upscale hotels: expect from €120 a night for a double room.
The village matters too. Tamraght is often a little quieter and more affordable than Taghazout, while being just minutes from the same surf spots. We compare the two in Tamraght or Taghazout: Which Village Should You Choose? [URL EN]
Surf lessons: about €30 to €50 per session
A 2-hour group lesson, board and wetsuit included, costs from about €35 in the area. Private lessons cost more, but you progress faster.
If you already surf on your own, you can just rent gear: about 80 dirhams for half a day for a board, wetsuit extra.
For beginners, the coach makes all the difference. They choose the spot of the day based on the swell, wind and tide. Taghazout Bay has dozens of spots, and they don't all suit every level: we cover them in The Ultimate Guide to Surf Spots in Taghazout Bay [URL EN].
Food: €10 to €25 a day
Moroccan food is one of the good surprises of the budget. A tagine in a small village restaurant costs about €4 to €6, a meal in a mid-range restaurant about €7 to €10, and a coffee about €1.50. The trendy seafront cafés cost more, but are still affordable.
For where to eat, here are our favourite places in Tamraght [URL EN].
Transfers and getting around: €30 to €60 a week
There is no Uber in Morocco. To get from Agadir airport to Tamraght, you have three options:
- The airport taxi: the price is fixed, around 300 dirhams (about €28) per car, shared by up to 4 people. Agree on the price before getting in, and pay in dirhams.
- A pre-booked transfer: expect about €30 to €35 per car. The driver waits for you, even if your flight is late. At Malibu Surf House, we arrange your transfer on request for 300 dirhams one way.
- The bus, then a grand taxi: the cheapest option, around 40 to 70 dirhams, but you change in Agadir and it takes much longer.
Once there, shared grand taxis take you to Agadir for a few dirhams. To reach the surf spots, the easiest way is to be driven by your coach or guide.
Withdraw dirhams from the ATM at the airport when you land: most taxis and small shops don't take cards.
All-inclusive package or à la carte: which is cheaper?
For the same services, both cost roughly the same. Here is the comparison for one week, per person, sharing a room for two, flights excluded:
|
What's included |
À la carte |
Surf Coaching package |
|---|---|---|
|
7 nights in a private room with breakfast |
about €280 |
included |
|
7 dinners |
about €100 – 120 |
included (half board) |
|
7 two-hour sessions with a coach, gear included |
about €245 |
included |
|
Daily transport to the surf spots |
about €30 – 50 |
included |
|
Total |
about €655 – 695 |
€665 |
So the real difference isn't the price, it's everything you don't have to organise. With our Surf Coaching package, Mohamed, our certified coach, sets your goals with you on day one, picks the right spot for your level every morning, and analyses your sessions to help you progress. Groups stay small.
If you already surf independently, the Surf Guiding package, from €645, takes you to the best spots of the moment with a local guide. And if you just want a place to stay and plan your own trip, our Bed & Breakfast is €80 a night per room.
Good to know about our packages: 4-night minimum stay, €140 supplement for a single room, and full board available for €15 extra per day.
Our tips to cut your budget
- Travel in January, March or September: flights are cheaper, and the waves are there.
- Book your flight early, ideally 1 to 4 months before you leave.
- Pack light: on low-cost airlines, checked bags and board bags add up fast. Gear is included in our packages. Our packing list for a surf trip to Morocco [URL EN] helps you bring only what you need.
- Share the airport taxi: the price is per car, not per person.
- Pay in dirhams: you avoid the poor exchange rates applied in euros.
- Eat local: a tagine in the village costs a third of a brunch on a terrace.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a week of surfing in Morocco cost? About €450 to €1,000 per person, flights included from Western Europe. An all-inclusive surf house package costs around €650 to €700, flights excluded.
How much is a surf lesson in Taghazout? From about €35 for a 2-hour group lesson, board and wetsuit included.
When is the cheapest time for a surf trip to Morocco? For flights, January, March and September are usually the cheapest months. August and school holidays are the most expensive.
Should I bring euros or dirhams? Dirhams. The easiest way is to withdraw cash at the airport ATM. Most payments on site are made in cash.
Is the airport transfer included? It depends on where you stay. With us, it's arranged on request for 300 dirhams one way.
Ready to plan your trip?
Our surf holidays start from €645 a week, with accommodation, half board, surfing and transport included. Discover our surf holidays, or message us on WhatsApp with your dates: we'll reply quickly.