Anza Surf Guide

Surf spot guide

Ideal Surf Conditions

Swell Direction

NW.

Wind

SE.

Surf Height

Waist high to overhead.

Tide

High.

Anza Surf Guide

Anza is a very well-known beachbreak, popular for its high level of consistency. Located in Anza village, it’s often referred to as the “Lower Trestles" of Morocco. Being so close to Agadir, there’s a strong local surf community here. Anza hosts the Moroccan National Bodyboard Championships. The wave is a perfect A-frame, producing consistent, high-quality, fast, and powerful waves. The right breaks over sand and reef; the left over sand. At low tide, you can spot famous fossilized dinosaur footprints in the reef.

Ability Level

All Abilities

BegIntAdv

All levels.

Local Vibe

Doable

WelcomingIntimidating

Competitive, friendly.

Crowd Factor

Heavy

MellowHeavy

Very busy.

Spot Rating

Fun

PoorPerfect

Super fun, busy, A-frame beachbreak peak.

Shoulder Burn

Medium

LightExhausting

Moderate.

Water Quality

Fair

CleanDirty

Fair.

Hazards

Reef and rock on the south end of the beach; strong rips on bigger days.

Bring Your

Shortboard, Bodyboard, Bodysurfing, Longboard, Funboard, Fish

Access

Drive into Anza village; parking is available directly on the beach.

Bottom

Sand and rock.

Best Season

September-May.

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