Surf and yoga in one focused week is a great way to reset. In Tamraght near Agadir, you get serious ocean time, plus yoga sessions on a rooftop terrace with an unobstructed view of the sea.

I especially like two things about this setup. First, you are not left figuring it out yourself, because group surf lessons run for at least 4 hours a day and your board and wetsuit are included. Second, meals are built in day after day, with breakfast at the camp, a beach packed lunch, and Moroccan dinners that keep your energy up for both classes.

One consideration: yoga is included as one 1-hour session per day for the package, and a second session is only available for an extra cost. The included class time can be either before breakfast or after surfing in the late afternoon, so your day rhythm depends on what slot you’re assigned.

Key highlights you’ll feel right away

• Rooftop yoga with ocean views: You practice on the terrace of the surf camp when the schedule allows, with clear sightlines to the water.
• Long surf coaching blocks: You get at least 4 hours of group instruction daily, plus transport between the camp and surf spots.
• Full meal plan, not just breakfast: You’re covered for breakfast, packed beach lunch, and 6 Moroccan dinners.
• Small group size: The experience caps at maximum 6 travelers, which makes it feel more personal and easier to ask questions.
• Gear and props are included: Surf equipment is provided, and yoga includes mats, blocks, straps, bolsters, and blankets.
• Transfers plus airport pickup: You get transport to and from Agadir area departure points (airport or bus station) when booking the 7-night package, plus airport transfer.

Tamraght by Agadir: the surf-and-yoga formula that makes sense

Tamraght is the kind of coastal base where you can go from bed to beach without drama, and this surf camp is set up for that lifestyle. You are not just buying access to the ocean, you are buying structure: surf instruction, daily meals, and yoga scheduled around your sessions.

I like how the experience handles the basics for you. The camp takes care of where you sleep and eat, the surf team handles the equipment and the coaching, and you still keep a bit of free time between activities to decompress.

If you’re the type who wants a well-run week but still prefers your own moments, this is a good match. You’ll spend most days doing the two things that matter here, surfing and yoga, and the rest becomes downtime instead of logistics.

Your days: surf for hours, then yoga with a view

Here’s the rhythm you can expect, built from what’s included in the package. Breakfast starts your day at the camp, then you head out for group surf lessons that run for at least 4 hours with qualified instructors. Your surf board and wetsuit are included, and you get daily transportation between the camp and the surf spots.

Lunch is not an afterthought. You’ll get a packed lunch for the beach each day, so you’re not trying to improvise food while you’re tired and surf-sore.

Then the yoga slot kicks in. The package includes 6 yoga sessions total, each 1 hour, and the timing is either before breakfast or late afternoon after surfing. In both cases, yoga is designed to pair with the surf workload, giving your body a chance to stretch and reset after time in a wetsuit and on the board.

The rooftop terrace setup matters here. When yoga is held on that ocean-facing terrace, it can turn an hour of stretching into something calmer and bigger than the routine, because you are literally practicing with the sea in your line of sight.

A good example of what you may feel in practice: review notes mention the relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and a strong focus on instruction, including surf coaching that builds confidence for beginners. That lines up with a week that keeps you busy, but not chaotic.

Surf camp base: shared lodging, included dinners, and a built-in hangout

You stay at the surf camp for 7 nights in shared accommodation, with a single supplement available if you want your own room. The camp setup is part of the value, because it reduces decision fatigue. You start and end your days in the same place, and you don’t have to wonder where breakfast or dinner will happen.

Meals are a big part of that. You get 7 breakfasts at the camp, 6 Moroccan dinners, and that daily beach packed lunch. When a package includes this much food, it changes how you travel. You can focus on surfing, yoga, and sleep instead of budgeting restaurant time every day.

Reviews also highlight the feeling that the place is like home, with hosts who are warm and accommodating. There’s also repeated praise for the terrace and sunset moments, which makes sense since the camp’s rooftop is a key feature for yoga and downtime.

One practical note: the experience is capped at up to 6 travelers, so the camp vibe is less like a big hostel and more like a small group holiday. If you like meeting people but still want quieter conversations, that small size can help a lot.

Yoga sessions: props provided, options if you want more

This is not a barebones yoga add-on. Yoga is fully supported with equipment, including yoga mats, blocks, straps, bolsters, and blankets. That means you can show up without hunting for gear on arrival, and you’re less likely to miss the session because you forgot something basic.

You’ll get one 1-hour class per yoga session day as part of the package. If you want a second session, it’s possible, but it costs extra, so think of this as a primary class included in the plan, with an optional bonus if your schedule and budget allow.

Because yoga can fall either before breakfast or late afternoon after surfing, your best move is to plan your energy around both possibilities. If you get the morning slot, you’ll start gentler and then move into the surf day. If you get the late-afternoon slot, you’ll let the session work as a recovery window after your waves.

If you’re a beginner at yoga, you should feel comfortable with the setup, since the props are there to support body positions. And if you’re already practicing, the combination of stretching and strength can make a noticeable difference in how you feel the next morning.

Surf lessons and coaching: gear, transportation, and beginner-friendly support

Surf instruction is one of the main drivers of value here, and it’s not vague. You get qualified surf instructors and group lessons for at least 4 hours a day. That’s long enough to learn, drill, and actually feel improvements rather than just getting a brief taste.

You also get surf equipment, specifically a surf board and wetsuit. That matters for first-timers and returning surfers alike. First-timers do not have to worry about sizing or what to rent. Returning surfers still save money and time, and you can focus on coaching instead of gear wrangling.

Transport is included too. You get daily transportation between the camp and surf spots, which reduces the hardest part of a surf trip in practice. You’re not managing routes while your legs are already spent and you are thinking about the next session.

Reviews repeatedly praise patient coaching and supportive instruction, with names like Hisham coming up as an exceptional instructor. There’s also praise for staff headed by Abdellah, with the overall message that the team keeps everyone comfortable and communicates well.

If you’re nervous about surfing, the fact that lessons are long and group-based can help. It gives instructors time to correct technique and gives you a natural motivation loop, because there are other people paddling and trying the same things you are.

What you’re paying for: value breakdown, not just a sticker price

The price is listed at $788.63 per person. The important part is what you’re actually getting for that number.

You receive:

• 7 nights lodging at the surf camp (shared, with a single supplement option)
• Surf coaching for at least 4 hours daily, plus surf board and wetsuit
• 6 yoga sessions (1 hour each) with props included
• Breakfast included, plus packed beach lunch daily and 6 Moroccan dinners
• Daily transport between the camp and surf spots
• Transfers to and from Agadir area airport or bus station when booking the 7-night package
• Free Wi-Fi
• Taxes and fees included in the listed package terms

When a package covers sleep, meals, and local transport, your day-to-day costs shrink dramatically. Many surf trips quietly charge extra for rentals, guide time, and food, which is where the real budgeting surprises happen. Here, the plan is built so your biggest expenses are already handled.

Could you do it cheaper on your own? Maybe, depending on your flight deal, how you book surf rentals, and whether you pay for coaching. But if you want a low-stress week where you show up and the schedule is already working, this is good value. You’re paying for coordination, instruction time, and a full set of included meals that keep you fueled for long sessions.

Who this surf and yoga holiday fits best

This experience is a strong match if you want:

• Beginner to intermediate surf progress through structured coaching time
• A week where your schedule is set, so you can relax between sessions
• A paired surf-and-yoga plan rather than two activities you have to coordinate separately
• A small-group feel with a cap of 6 travelers

It may be less ideal if you want lots of freedom to choose surf spots day by day, because the experience includes daily transportation and group lessons. You’ll still have time to breathe, but the plan is intentionally organized.

It’s also best for people who are comfortable with a full routine. Surf lessons that last at least 4 hours daily, plus yoga, can be physically demanding, even when you’re fit and experienced.

One more fit note: the minimum age is 16, and the experience says most travelers can participate. If you’re 16 or up and you’re ready for active days, you’ll probably enjoy this format.

Getting set up smoothly: meetings, tickets, and what to know

The start point is Agadir Almassira Airport. You meet there, and the experience includes pickup and drop-off in the Agadir area for arrival and departure when booking the 7-night package.

You also get mobile tickets, plus confirmation at time of booking. The listing says opening hours run all day, from 12:00 AM to 11:30 PM, so your arrival timing is less likely to be a problem.

Since the package does not include your airplane ticket, plan your flight separately and align it with the included airport transfer. If you’re traveling from outside Morocco, that means your biggest unknown is flight cost, not the local cost of moving around.

Finally, this is a good place to check your expectations about yoga timing. The included class can be before breakfast or late afternoon after surfing, so your wake and wind-down time will depend on that slot.

Should you book this Original Surf Morocco surf and yoga week?

If you want a week in Agadir that does the hard parts for you, this is an easy yes. The strongest argument is the mix of long surf instruction, included equipment, and a real yoga schedule on an ocean-view terrace, all wrapped with meals and transfers.

Book it if you value structure and you like the idea of learning in a small group of up to 6 people. You’ll also benefit from the included meals, because it keeps the experience focused on surfing and recovery, not budgeting and searching.

Think twice if you are looking for lots of independent exploration, or if you want yoga multiple times daily, because the package includes one session in the schedule and a second one is only available for an additional cost.

If you’re between beginner-curious and ready to commit to improvement for a week, this plan is built for exactly that kind of trip. You come for the waves, and you leave with the habit of stretching, not just the photos.

FAQ

What is included in the surf and yoga package?

It includes lodging at the surf camp for 7 nights, surf instruction with qualified instructors, surf equipment (board and wetsuit), and 6 yoga sessions (1 hour each) with yoga props. The package also includes breakfast, packed lunch for the beach each day, and 6 Moroccan dinners.

How much yoga do I get during the stay?

You get 6 yoga sessions in the week, with each session lasting 1 hour. A second yoga session is available for an additional cost.

Where are the yoga sessions held?

The yoga sessions are usually held on the rooftop terrace of the surf camp, with an unobstructed view of the ocean.

Are meals like lunch and dinner included?

Yes. Breakfast is included at the camp, you get a packed lunch for the beach each day, and you get 6 Moroccan dinners at the camp.

How long are the surf lessons?

The package includes group surf lessons for at least 4 hours each day, with qualified surf instructors.

Do I need my own surf equipment?

No. Surf equipment is included, including a surf board and a wetsuit.

Is airport transfer included?

Yes. Transfers to and from the Agadir area for arrival and departure are included when you book the 7-night package, including pickup and drop-off at Agadir Almassira Airport or the bus station.

Is there an option for solo travelers?

Accommodation is shared by default, and a single supplement is available if you want your own room.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, the amount paid is not refunded.

Is the airplane ticket included?

No. Airplane ticket is not included.