Surf Spots
Killer Point
Killer Point north of Taghazout: a powerful right-hand point for experienced surfers, with a long paddle-out. Swell, wind, tide, hazards.
How it breaks
Killer Point, or Killers, is a long right-hand point below the cliffs north-west of Taghazout and the most swell-exposed point in the area. A north-west groundswell turns into fast, steep walls that can barrel on bigger days. On small swells there is also a short left.
Getting to the line-up means a paddle of 15 to 20 minutes from a rocky shore, so it is less crowded than Anchor Point. It is a spot for experienced surfers only.
When it works
North-west groundswell with east wind; the cliffs shelter it from northerly wind. Low to mid tide is best. See the surf forecast.
Getting there
About 3 km north of Taghazout by car, then the long paddle out.
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.