Everything you asked, answered plainly

Room, 3 meals a day, surf coaching with boards and wetsuits, airport pickup, rooftop access and one excursion a week (two on the Wave Into Soul retreat). No hidden extras.

You check your dates on the site or on WhatsApp. If the room is free, it is held for 24 hours. No online payment required.

Yes. A 30% deposit confirms your booking and the balance is paid on arrival. Cancel more than 30 days before arrival and the deposit is refunded in full, no reason needed. Within the last 30 days the deposit is kept, but write to us anyway, we would rather move your dates.

Excluding accommodation, plan around 15–25 € per day if you eat locally, more with daily smoothie bowls and spa treatments.

Pickup is arranged before you land. The drive from Agadir airport to Tamraght takes about 40–50 minutes.

Usually 40 to 50 minutes, depending on traffic leaving Agadir.

No for many nationalities including EU, UK, Swiss, Canadian and US citizens for tourist stays under 90 days. Always check before travel if your passport situation is specific.

No, if the transfer is booked and your accommodation knows your arrival time. The road is safe and used regularly; the only uncomfortable thing is a surprise midnight check-in.

Not at all, most guests are beginners. Coaching is done by licensed local instructors on gentle sandy-bottom beach breaks, in small groups sorted by level.

Yes. With two guided sessions a day and beginner-friendly waves, one week is often enough to stand up on your first whitewater waves.

There is no official maximum age. Surf schools in the bay regularly welcome beginners in their 40s, 50s and beyond; the pace is simply adapted.

With a coach, on a sandy-bottom beginner beach like Devil’s Rock, risks are low. The coach manages conditions, zone and equipment such as foam boards and leashes. The rule is simple: start guided, never alone.

No, not if your accommodation provides surf equipment, which serious surf lodges and schools usually do. The water is around 17–20°C / 63–68°F, and a local 3/2 mm wetsuit is enough for most of the season.

October to April for regular swell; May and June for quieter learning conditions with smaller waves.

Yes, Tamraght is a small, calm village where solo travellers are a familiar sight. Airport pickup is arranged in advance and the house is hosted day and night.

In villages and souks, cover shoulders and knees; on surf beaches and inside surf houses, normal beachwear is fine. A loose shirt over a tank top lets you switch from beach to village in seconds.

To avoid digestive surprises, it is generally better to drink bottled water or use a filtered bottle.

Yes, there are ATMs at the airport and in Aourir. Still keep dirhams in cash because small cafés, souks and taxis mainly work with cash.

Tamraght if you want calm, beginner beaches within walking distance and a retreat atmosphere; Taghazout if you want lively cafés and shops. The two villages are 7–10 minutes apart by taxi.

No. Arriving alone is nothing unusual here, and the format, small groups, shared meals and shared activities, is designed for that.

No. Surf starts from zero and yoga offers variations for all levels. Activities are offered, never forced.