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What to pack for a surf camp in Morocco

Keep it light. The sun is strong and the evenings can be cool, so you need less than you think, with a few warm layers.

For the water

  • Swimwear
  • High-factor, water-resistant sunscreen for your face
  • A hair tie or cap if you need one
  • A towel for the beach

For the village

  • Light clothes for the day
  • A warm jumper or jacket for the evenings, especially on the rooftop
  • Flip-flops and a pair of closed shoes
  • A modest layer for visits to the souk

For the journey

  • Passport and travel insurance details
  • Some cash in Moroccan dirhams
  • A plug adaptor (Morocco uses type C and E sockets)

What changes by season

From November to March, pack more warm layers. It's bright during the day but cool after sunset. See the best time to surf in Morocco.

Common questions

Do I need to bring a surfboard?

Ask us when you book and we will tell you what to bring for your stay.

Should I bring cash to Morocco?

Yes, it is useful to have some Moroccan dirhams for small shops and the souk.

Surf with Ilel Surf Lodge

4-night surf camp

€340
per person, double or twin room

A long weekend's worth of surf. Good for a first try or a short break.

  • 4 nights in your room
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 4 surf lessons
See the 4-night camp

6-night surf camp

€495
per person, double or twin room

Enough time for your surfing to change, with room for a day or two of activities.

  • 6 nights in your room
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 6 surf lessons
See the 6-night camp

More guides

Best time to surf in Morocco

What each season brings, and which one suits your level.

Surf spots near Tamraght

From the mellow point at Banana to the long ride at Imsouane.