1. Quick Surf Conditions Today
- Wave height: 1.5–2.5 m (swell from the SW, long-period ground swell)
- Wind: 10–20 km/h WNW in the afternoon, light offshore 5–10 km/h in the morning
- Tide: Mid-tide at 11:20 (Morocco time), high tide 17:45 (Morocco time)
- Weather: Sunny intervals with a few coastal clouds, no rain
- Water temperature: 18–19 °C
- Best surf spot today: Devil’s Rock (clean, peeling right-handers this morning)
- Best time to surf: Morning low-to-mid tide window (07:00–10:30 Morocco time)
- Recommended skill level: Intermediate to advanced (some sheltered spots ok for confident beginners)
2. Detailed Surf Forecast
The Tamraght Surf Report brings a focused view of the coastline today as a steady SW ground swell feeds the bay with consistent energy. The Tamraght Surf Report forecast shows sets mainly in the 1.5–2.5 m range with clean lines through the morning thanks to light offshore breezes, then a touch of onshore WNW breeze building in the afternoon. For anyone interested in surfing in Morocco today, expect long-period waves (10–13 s) that favour well-placed reef and point breaks; these waves will hold shape and offer long rides where the bottom contours are right. The Morocco surf forecast highlights that mid-tide windows will produce the most organised peaks and the safest channels, while higher tide will soften some of the more critical reef sections. Tamraght surf conditions are currently best at exposed rock points where the swell wraps and peels, delivering both hollow sections and forgiving open faces. Keep an eye on the afternoon wind increase if you plan a longer session; the morning glass-off will be the premium window. For a quick comparison of nearby options and to decide between local lineups, see Tamraght vs Taghazout for a side-by-side look at how neighbouring spots will react to today’s swell and wind. Overall, the combination of swell direction and period makes this an attractive day for surfers looking for quality rides rather than raw size; choose your spot according to skill and desired wave type.
3. Best Surf Spots Today
Devil’s Rock: This reef/rock point is the pick of the day for peeling right-handers — clean, fast faces in the morning with the SW swell wrapping nicely. Best for intermediate to advanced surfers; watch for shallow sections on the take-off.
Banana Point: Offering softer, more forgiving waves, Banana Point is ideal for longboarders and intermediates when the tide is mid to low. Expect smoother, walling waves with fewer hollow sections compared to Devil’s Rock.
Crocodile Beach: More of a beachbreak with multiple peaks, Crocodile Beach works well for surf practice and for building confidence in shifting conditions. Peak frequency rises on the mid-tide window; suitable for beginners to intermediate surfers depending on set size.
Imourane Beach: A stable beach/point mix that handles the swell well and produces longer rides when the swell lines up. Morning sessions give cleaner faces; suitable for intermediates and longboarders, with intermittent shoulder-high sets for less experienced surfers.
4. Is Today Good for Surfing?
Yes — morning sessions are glassy with organised 1.5–2.5 m swell and light offshore winds, offering long, quality rides. Expect conditions to back off and trend windier by late afternoon, so the best window is early day.
5. Beginner Surf Conditions
Today is better suited to intermediates and advanced surfers because the ground swell brings more power and longer faces; confident beginners can find workable waves at Banana Point and Crocodile Beach during mid to low tide when sets are smaller and more forgiving. For structured learning or guided sessions, consider booking with local Morocco surf camps to get coached access to the safest peaks and paddling channels.
6. Weather Today
Air temperature: 20–24 °C along the coast. Wind: Light offshore in the morning (5–10 km/h), increasing to 10–20 km/h WNW in the afternoon. Clouds: Scattered coastal clouds with sunny intervals. Sunset time: ~19:45 Morocco time. General comfort level: Mild and pleasant with a cool breeze on the water; bring a spring suit if you stay out for extended periods.
7. Best Time to Surf Today
Morning (07:00–10:30): Prime window — light offshore wind, clean faces, and the best organisation of peaks. Ideal for all riders who want quality waves.
Afternoon (12:00–16:30): Wind builds WNW, making conditions bumpier and choppier, especially on exposed points; choose protected spots if you must surf later in the day.
Sunset (18:30–19:45): Wind can ease slightly near sunset with tidally dependent peaks; visibility drops at dusk so plan to wrap up before dark. Expect fewer sets but still rideable waves at select points.
8. FAQ Section
Are waves good today?
Yes — waves are clean and consistent in the morning with 1.5–2.5 m swell and long-period groundswell offering quality rides at point breaks.
Is this area good for beginner surfers?
The area has beginner-friendly spots like Crocodile Beach and Banana Point at mid to low tide, but overall today favors intermediates; consider lessons through local Morocco surf camps for a safer progression.
What is the best time to surf today?
Morning (07:00–10:30 Morocco time) is the best time due to light offshore winds and organised wave shapes; quality decreases as onshore winds build in the afternoon.
Where should beginners surf near here?
Beginners should head to Banana Point for gentler longboard-style waves or Crocodile Beach where multiple peaks and sand bottom make for safer practice zones.
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