Genuinely Local
You meet real people in real places—family kitchens, village paths and corners of the coast we know personally.
Agadir tour operator since 2015
This is our corner
of Morocco
We live here, we know the roads, and we run the trips ourselves. Nothing on this site is a day we would not take ourselves.
AgadirTaghazoutTamraghtSouss-Massa
Our story
From one surf trip to days out across the Souss
We began in 2015 with a handful of surfboards in Taghazout and a van that only started when it felt like it.
Guests kept asking what else there was to see, so one trip became two, and two became a long list of days out across the Souss. The valleys, the markets, the fishing towns and the family kitchens came first. They are still the trips we run most.
The people who run them are guides, surf coaches and drivers from Agadir, Tamraght and the villages inland. They know which track floods in winter and which kitchen in Tiout does the best tagine. Groups stay small for that reason, and the money stays in the villages we drive through.
What guides us
Three things we do not bend on
They have not changed since the first van.
Money Stays in the Villages
Our drivers, cooks and guides come from the towns we visit, and we buy from the same shops and suppliers we use ourselves.
Travel With Care
We keep groups considered, carry our waste out and respect the places and people who welcome us.
Our home ground
Why this stretch of coast
Taghazout has been a surf town since the 1970s, and the point breaks north of the village are known well beyond Morocco. Half an hour inland, the Berber villages still keep their own calendar.
Agadir gets more than 300 days of sunshine a year, and the Atlantic breeze keeps the hottest weeks bearable. Even in January you can sit outside at lunchtime.
We are registered with the Moroccan tourism authority, hold International Surfing Association certification for our surf lessons, and carry insurance on every trip we run.