29°N·10°W is a surf camp with full board, in the middle of Mirleft on Morocco's Atlantic coast, about an hour and a half south of Agadir. We handle everything on site: room, meals and surfing. Every day we drive from the camp to the spot that suits the day's conditions — one guided session, in groups of at most eight per coach, from first-timers to experienced surfers.
The water is Atlantic, so honestly cool; a wetsuit is included, we're not heartless. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are cooked at the camp, and you stay in a private or shared room. The Agadir ↔ camp transfer is yours to add if you want it: €50 return per person. Yoga and extra surf sessions are available as options too.
Five, seven or ten days (plus a desert variant), arrival day freely chosen, season September to May. 20% deposit, the rest later — nothing to sign, you're at a surf camp, not at the notary's.
camel under the Legzira arch · south of Mirleft · the camel remains unimpressedFive days at the camp. Enough to settle into the rhythm and see progress: surf during the day, quiet on the beach, dinner together in the evening. The most common one — and not without reason.
morning + evening sessions · seven-day rhythm at the Mirleft bankSeven days to really settle into the rhythm and make progress — one guided session a day, placed to suit the day's conditions. The Atlantic doesn't reveal itself over a short weekend.
Surf facing the Atlantic, then roll out the mat in peace. Yoga is available as an option, in a small group and without the factory feel. Read what a day looks like here.
up and riding the foam · the instructor cheers loudest”I went to learn to stand up on the board. Done by day two. The rest of the week went on trying to stop grinning in the water — less successful.”
”Ten days with no schedule, and still we fitted everything in: surf in the morning, nothing in the afternoon. The dinners at the camp beat most restaurants back home. We don't live in the countryside.”
”At home I surf Varberg, wetsuit all year round. In Mirleft I forgot it in my room on day three and didn't miss it. The waves were just right for someone with two summers of surfing.”