Surf Spots
Hash Point
Hash Point in Taghazout village: a sheltered right-hand point for improvers that needs a decent north-west swell. Swell, wind, tide, hazards.
How it breaks
Hash Point is a sheltered right-hand point in the middle of Taghazout village. The wave runs towards the fishermen’s beach between the village’s two central bays. Rides are shorter and softer than at Anchor Point, but on a good swell they can still be quick.
You paddle out between rocks, which takes some care at low tide. The line-up is shared with locals and surf schools, so it suits improvers who already handle themselves in the water.
When it works
It needs a decent north-west swell and offshore north-east wind; on small days it is often flat while the beaches still have waves. See the surf forecast for the coming days.
Getting there
It is right in Taghazout, a few minutes on foot from the centre, and 10–15 minutes by car from Tamraght.
Surf guiding
Surf it with a local guide
The Travel Surf Nature guides check the conditions every morning and take you where the waves suit your level: here, or wherever it's best that day.