1. Quick Surf Conditions Today
- Wave height: 1.2–1.8 m (occasional sets up to 2.0 m)
- Wind: 15–25 km/h, offshore in the morning (north-west), shifting light onshore late afternoon
- Tide: Mid tide rising (high tide ~14:10 local time)
- Weather: Partly cloudy with sunny intervals, light shower risk late afternoon
- Water temperature: 18–20 °C
- Best surf spot today: Banana Point (Tamraght)
- Best time to surf: Early morning to late morning (06:30–11:30 local time)
- Recommended skill level: Intermediate to advanced for most peaks; sheltered breaks suitable for confident beginners
2. Detailed Surf Forecast
The Tamraght Surf Report is showing a consistent northwest swell with clean periods through the morning and a tendency to bump up around mid-tide. This Tamraght Surf Report forecast favors points and reefs that pick up the westerly component of the swell, producing long, peeling right-handers at headland locations. Expect better shape at the point breaks early when winds are offshore; as the day warms the onshore tendency will push in and make some of the more exposed beach breaks choppy. For surfers focused on surfing in Morocco today, this means prioritizing Tamraght surf conditions that offer protected lineups and punchy takeoffs rather than open beach peaks. Wave conditions are surfable across the board: 1.2–1.8 m sets are ideal for practicing turns and smaller airs, while occasional 2.0 m sets will demand respect from less experienced riders.
Local rips and currents will be noticeable on the reef edges at higher tide—plan entry and exit near the rockier shoulders and consult local lifeguards where present. The Morocco surf forecast remains consistent for the next 24–36 hours with a gentle swell decay expected by tomorrow afternoon, so today is the best window for longer rides and point-to-point sessions. For a quick comparison of break behavior and access routes, see the Tamraght vs Taghazout guide linked here: Tamraght vs Taghazout. Stick to softer rails on smaller days and a little extra paddle strength when sets come through—the current mix of tide and swell rewards positioning and patience.
3. Best Surf Spots Today
Devil’s Rock: A punchy right with a short, fast peak that connects on stronger sets. This morning it’s firing with clean takeoffs and hollow sections; experienced surfers can find quick sections and small barrels on the bigger sets.
Banana Point: The most consistent pick for today—longer, peeling rights and some forgiving sections for practicing turns. Offshore winds in the morning give it great shape; ideal for longboarders and confident intermediates.
Crocodile Beach: A more sheltered beach break delivering softer, beachy peaks with closeouts on the bigger sets. Good for intermediates working on straighter lines; watch for a mild shore break at low tide.
Imourane Beach: A forgiving, user-friendly peak with mellow takeoffs and longer rides on smaller sets. Best in the mid to high tide window when the sandbar smooths out—suitable for longboarders and progressing beginners under supervision.
4. Is Today Good for Surfing?
Yes — clean offshore winds in the morning and 1.2–1.8 m swell make conditions good for intermediate and advanced surfers, with protected spots offering decent rides for confident beginners. Expect conditions to become windier and more onshore in the afternoon, reducing wave quality.
5. Beginner Surf Conditions
Today is marginal but workable for beginners at sheltered breaks like Imourane Beach and the inside sections of Banana Point during mid to high tide. Stick to soft-top boards, surf with a buddy or instructor, and consider booking a lesson through Morocco surf camps for guidance, local safety, and the best lineups.
6. Weather Today
Air temperature: 20–24 °C. Wind: Northwest 15–25 km/h, easing offshore in the morning then turning light onshore by late afternoon. Clouds: Partly cloudy with increasing cloud cover toward evening and a small chance of a light shower. Sunset time: 20:30 local time. General comfort level: Warm and pleasant onshore; bring a light layer for post-surf and a windbreaker for the beach in the afternoon.
7. Best Time to Surf Today
Morning: 06:30–11:30 — Best window; offshore winds, cleaner faces, and longer rides at point breaks. Ideal for practicing maneuvers and catching the best-shaped sets. Afternoon: 12:00–17:00 — Wind shifts onshore and builds slightly, making conditions choppier and reducing wall length; still surfable at sheltered spots. Sunset: 18:30–20:30 — Late sessions are possible with reduced crowds but expect some texture on the surface and fading light; cooler air and calmer crowds make it pleasant for cruisy longboard sessions.
8. FAQ Section
Are waves good today?
Yes — waves are 1.2–1.8 m with clean morning shape at points and slightly bumpier conditions later as winds turn onshore.
Is this area good for beginner surfers?
Yes — sheltered breaks like Imourane Beach and inside Banana Point offer manageable waves for beginners, especially with an instructor or at mid to high tide.
What is the best time to surf today?
Early morning (06:30–11:30 local time) is the best time to surf with offshore winds and cleaner wave faces for longer, more predictable rides.
Where should beginners surf near here?
Beginners should head to Imourane Beach or the inner sections of Banana Point where waves are softer and more forgiving; consider lessons from Morocco surf camps for coaching and safety.
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