Overview
Anza is a versatile beach and reef area closer to Agadir, offering multiple peaks that can work in different conditions. It is popular with locals and offers waves for various levels depending on the day.
Quick Information
Distance from Camp
20–25 minutes by car
Break Type
Beach / reef break
Best Tide
Varies by bank and section
Crowd Level
Popular with locals, can be busy
Best Time
Morning sessions with light wind
Wave Conditions
Wave Size
2–6 feet
Wave Type
Mixture of soft and punchy peaks
Wind Conditions
Wind-sensitive – best in light morning winds
Season
Works year-round, especially in winter
What Makes This Spot Special
- •Several peaks spread along the shoreline
- •Handles different swell sizes and directions
- •Options for beginners and advanced surfers on the right day
- •Close to Agadir city life and amenities
- •Often used when other spots are onshore or too small
Local Insights
Popular spot for local contests and events
You can easily combine a surf at Anza with a visit to Agadir
Conditions can change quickly with tides and wind
Pro Tips
- 1.Ask your guide which peak is best for your level
- 2.Arrive early if you want fewer people in the water
- 3.Check the tide as some peaks work only on certain stages
- 4.Can be a great backup when Taghazout points are too crowded
- 5.Respect the local crew and follow lineup etiquette
Important Warnings
- Some reef sections can be shallow
- More urban environment – always keep an eye on your gear
Recommended Equipment
For the best experience at Anza, we recommend bringing:
- •Soft-tops
- •Funboards
- •Shortboards
Nearby Surf Spots
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Ready to Surf Anza?
Join our surf camp and get expert guidance at Anza. Our local guides know every tide, sandbank, and swell to help you make the most of your session.