Boilers
Exposed, hollow reef break for advanced and expert surfers.
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Overview
Boilers is a more exposed reef break known for fast, hollow right-hand waves that break over shallow reef. It is a spot for advanced and expert surfers who are comfortable with technical entries and exits.
Quick Information
Distance from Camp
15–20 minutes by car
Break Type
Reef break
Best Tide
Mid tide
Crowd Level
Less crowded due to difficulty
Best Time
Clean, well-lined swells at mid tide
Wave Conditions
Wave Size
4–8 feet
Wave Type
Fast, hollow right-handers
Wind Conditions
Needs favorable wind to be clean
Season
Best in winter when swells are solid and organized
What Makes This Spot Special
- •Fast, hollow right-hand waves
- •Shallow reef with technical take-offs
- •More exposed to swell and wind
- •Challenging but rewarding when it lines up
- •Photogenic wave shape on clean days
Local Insights
Named after the boiler of a wreck that can be seen near the lineup
More exposed than other Taghazout spots, so conditions vary quickly
Often visited on guided day trips when conditions are right
Pro Tips
- 1.Only paddle out if you’re fully confident in your abilities
- 2.Ask locals or guides about the safest entry and exit points
- 3.Wear reef booties if you’re not used to rocky entries
- 4.Sit wide at first to understand how the sets break
- 5.Always respect the power and shallowness of the reef
Important Warnings
- Very shallow reef in places
- Risk of serious injury on wipeouts
- Strong currents and wash throughs
- Only suitable for advanced and expert surfers
Recommended Equipment
For the best experience at Boilers, we recommend bringing:
- •Performance shortboards
- •Reef booties
- •Strong leash
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