Private lesson
€55one surfer
One coach and one surfer, with the session shaped around your level and what you want to improve.
- One-to-one coaching in the water
- Board and wetsuit included for the full day
- Free surf independently after the lesson
Surf coaching on one of the longest point breaks in Africa, from a Berber fishing village north of Agadir.
Not another surf camp
Fifteen people in the water, five coaches from the village, and one wave patient enough to let you get it wrong twice and still make the section.
Choose private, duo or group coaching. A board and wetsuit are included only with your lesson booking, and you may keep them for the rest of that day to surf independently.
€55one surfer
One coach and one surfer, with the session shaped around your level and what you want to improve.
€45per person
One coach with two surfers. Book together and share the session while still getting focused feedback.
€35per person
Learn with a small group at your level, with a coach keeping the session safe, useful and enjoyable.
Three packages, one for each length of stay. Every one is a surf lesson a day with a board and wetsuit included, nothing else to add.
€99three lessons · 3 days
A short trip or a first taste. Three lessons on the inside of the bay, enough to go from the sand to standing up on your own.
€160five lessons · 5 days
The one most people book. Five lessons in a row is where it clicks: standing up stops being the goal and you start riding along the wave.
€210seven lessons · 7 days
A full week of surfing and the best value per day. Seven lessons is enough to leave the inside and start surfing the point.

Imsouane Bay is a sand covered point that peels right, off a headland, into a sheltered horseshoe. On the right swell a wave will carry you past three separate takeoff zones before it finally closes out on the inside.
It is not a heavy wave. It is a patient one. That combination is rare, and it is why longboarders, first timers and people who have been surfing for twenty years all end up in the same lineup here.
October to March
Consistent North Atlantic swell wraps into the bay. The point runs long and often. Water sits around seventeen to nineteen degrees, so a 3/2 steamer. This is the window most people book.
Wear: 3/2 full suit
April to June
Smaller, cleaner, fewer people in the water. The best time to learn, and the best time to work on turns without fighting for a wave.
Wear: 3/2 or shorty
July to September
Often flat or knee high at the point. Good for absolute beginners and for the reefs down the coast.
Wear: Shorty or trunks

Where to find us
There is no shop and no van, just your coach, the boards and the wetsuits. We meet on the beach at Imsouane Bay, get you suited up, and go straight into the water.
Sample reviews
These fictional examples illustrate the lesson experience. They are not real guest reviews.
The instructor explained everything calmly before we went into the water. Having one simple thing to focus on each time made my first session feel much less intimidating.
I was nervous about catching waves, but the instructor was patient and clear. I felt comfortable asking questions and taking the lesson at my own pace.
The instructor spotted a small mistake in my stance and explained how to adjust it. That clear, practical feedback gave me something useful to work on.
I appreciated how The instructor explained the bay and the conditions before we started. Understanding where to paddle made the session feel more relaxed.
We came with different levels of experience, and the instructor took time to help each of us. The lesson felt personal, with room to practise and ask questions.
Spending several sessions with the instructor helped me build on what I had learned each day. I left with more confidence and a clearer idea of what to practise next.
The briefing, the walk down, the first clean line and the people still talking about it at the end of the day.










Around Imsouane
Imsouane is a working fishing village under sandstone cliffs. The beach can shift from bright and open to soft Atlantic mist in the same morning. We want you to notice the place, not only count the waves.
Tell us when you want to come and what you can already do. We will tell you honestly whether it is the right week.