Name: SantaCruz Surf Maroc
Item: SantaCruz Surf Maroc
Author: SantaCruz Surf Maroc

Take your surf skills to the next level!

Whether you are a newbie hoping to stand on the board or an advanced surfer looking to take your surf skill to the next level, we welcome you all!

Our experienced surf coaches will provide beginners with the necessary building blocks to achieve their goals and will help advanced surfers to fine-tune their skills.

Since it is the ocean we will be surfing, one of the most relevant skills to learn is how to read the condition of the sea. No matter which package you choose, we will teach you what you need to know about the sea, according to your level.

It takes time to master all the aspects of the sport; that is why we try to divide our surfers according to their level. We offer 4 different types of group packages: the first wave for beginners, the green wave for intermediate surfers, the best wave ever for experienced surfers, and waves and yoga for our guests who like to combine yoga and surfing.

Would you like to accelerate your learning? The private or semi-private package might be a solution for you. These packages are the same; however, they offer a lot more one-on-one time with your instructor.

Our main instructor and co-owner, Habib, spent his early days at the beach as a qualified lifeguard.

This is also where he discovered his love for the ocean and his passion for surfing.

His lifelong knowledge about our oceans and up to date cpr/aed life guard skills will ensure our customers are always in safe hands.

He is a professional, patient surf instructor, thoroughly trained and certified by the French Surfing Federation.

You will learn more than just how to stand up on a board.

Malik

Malik is our well-trained and highly experienced yoga teacher. He has been teaching yoga and meditation for 24 years.

For most of the past 28 years, he has been spending lots of time in Asia as a direct student of Shri Pattabhi Jois, TKV Desikachar and BKS Iyengar.

While his yoga practice is highly anchored in Tantric approaches, when it comes to teaching, Karim strives to honor the lineage of Tirumalai Krishnamacharya, to which he belongs.

His combined experience as a yoga practitioner and as a physical therapist allows him to share his passion for yoga with all types of people, regardless of their physical abilities or limitations. His classes are challengingly fun for everyone involved.

Typical Day

09:00 AM – 10:00 AM → Breakfast at the accommodation
10:00 AM – 10:20 AM → Drive to the surf spot (we will choose based on conditions suitable for your level)
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM → Surf lesson
12:30 PM – 02:00 PM → Lunch at the beach
02:00 PM – 04:30 PM → Free surf session – practice
05:00 PM – 05:20 PM → Drive back to the accommodation
The visit to the Agadir market will be scheduled before or after a surf session, depending on conditions.

We are very flexible, so the program may change based on customer preferences.

Package Includes:

Transfer from Agadir Al Massira Airport or bus station
7 nights accommodation in a double, twin, or single room with a private bathroom
Daily breakfast, packed lunch, and dinner (vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, and omnivore options available)
6 days of surf lessons (with all necessary equipment and instructor)
1 yoga sessions (1 hour per session)
Daily transportation to surf spots
Trip to Agadir market
Free pictures & videos

The Moroccan cuisine is one of the most diversified and delicious cuisines in the world.

While shopping in local markets, preparing food, cooking, serving, and eating any Moroccan dish, you get to feel the remarkable influences of Morocco's long history of colonizers and immigrants who all left their marks and fingerprints in the country.

The first inhabitants, the Berbers, had a big impact with dishes like tagine and couscous. The Arab invasion brought many new spices, nuts, dried fruits, and a sweet and sour taste. These new influences upgraded the tagines with some new combinations, such as dates and lamb, which is one of the country's specialties today.

The Moors introduced amazing olives, olive juice, and citrus fruits, including sophisticated preserving techniques. During the Ottoman Empire, the now-popular barbeque kebabs were introduced. Finally, the French left a significant culture of cafes, pastries, and sweets.

It goes without saying that eating a Moroccan dish is not just eating but much more than that. It is an experience of the rich history, a connection with the food, and, of course, a connection with the amazingly friendly Moroccan people.

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