FAQ

Absolutely! Many of our guests come solo, and our surf camp is a fantastic place to meet like-minded individuals and make new friends. Our inclusive and friendly atmosphere provides a great opportunity to connect with fellow surf enthusiasts.

Absolutely! Beginners are more than welcome at our surf camp. We cater to surfers of all levels, and our experienced instructors are here to provide comprehensive lessons for those new to surfing.

Yes, you can book extra nights with accommodation only and combine them with your all-inclusive stay. You can take this free day either before, after or in the middle of your all-inclusive stay, but will need to tell us during check-in at the latest. Just note that you will not have any meals nor activities included if you book accommodation only.

Morocco is an all-year-round destination for great surfing and great weather. That’s why Reborn Surf Camp is open all year. The summer months (May– September) see small to medium swells with surf mostly on the beaches and reefs on the more exposed northwest coast. This is a great time for anyone looking for fun. There are some bigger days during this time for those looking for something more challenging. During the winter months the waves that have made Morocco famous, come to life. There is a huge variety of surf in this area of Morocco. There are not many places like it in the world. The region has something for everyone, from ideal beginner waves to challenging reef ledges. Intermediates and those new to the sport should not be put off or worried. Due to the nature of the coastline, there is almost always somewhere sheltered and manageable, and those looking for something challenging won’t be disappointed. Morocco is blessed with well over 300 days of sunshine a year. Between the months of November to February, there is a small chance of rain, although statistically, it is unlikely.

Our surf program is flexible and tailored to provide you with the best experience based on weather and wave conditions, this is what distinguishes us from other surf camps in the area. While we don't have a fixed schedule in advance, our team is proactive in planning activities to ensure optimal surfing conditions for your enjoyment.

Our experienced instructors tailor the program to accommodate various skill levels, ensuring that intermediate surfers receive appropriate guidance to enhance their skills. You'll have the opportunity to refine your techniques, tackle more challenging waves, and take your surfing to the next level. Intermediate surfers do not share the same surf instructor as beginners.

You'll receive personalized attention and guidance to gradually ease into the ocean environment. Our patient and supportive instructors will work with you at your own pace, ensuring that you feel secure and comfortable as you take your first steps into the waves.

You can! Familiarity with your own board can enhance your surfing experience and performance. However, if bringing your board is inconvenient, rest assured that we provide high-quality surfboards suitable for various skill levels at our camp.

Absolutely! If you have a wetsuit that you're comfortable with and suits the conditions, feel free to bring it along.

Unfortunately not.

When surfing conditions are unfavorable due to bad weather or waves, we've got you covered with an alternative adventure to Paradise Valley.

We usually try to organise as many activities as possible during your free time. Some are not mentioned in your package because we don't guarantee we can organise them on a regular basis. Among them is the visit of an artisanal market in the village nearby, trying some of the best local smoothies out, or the visit of Taghazout skatepark, etc. We also offer activities with extra costs (surfskate classes, massage & hammam, etc). During your free time you can explore the nearby village for local culture, book additional activities from our booklet, and savor stunning sunsets along the Moroccan coastline. Engage in optional yoga sessions, connect with fellow surfers, or enjoy personal relaxation with a good book. - You can book activities (horseback riding, massage, camel riding, etc); - You can go to the mountains (quick walk) to see a panoramic view; - You can go down to the village and sit at some nice and cute coffee shops or restaurants; - You can go to Taghazout, which is only 15 min away by taxi/public transport; - You can go to Agadir souk (about 25 min away by taxi); - You can simply go to the beach or walk from Tamraght to Taghazout (there is a pathway along the coast); - You can watch the sunset from Anchor Point (next to Taghazout) or Banana Point (walking distance).

Absolutely! We welcome families at our surf camp. While we typically accept children, we kindly request that those below 12 years old contact us prior to booking.

You can purchase water and snacks either from local convenience stores or directly at our camp. The closest store is just a 7-minute walk away. Also, we often stop at the store when coming back from surfing so you can purchase what you need.

No. While we typically don't organise regular parties within the camp, we make exceptions for special occasions like New Year's Eve and Christmas. During these festive times, we create memorable celebrations to add a touch of holiday spirit to your surf camp experience.

Yes, absolutely! We have a fast and reliable internet connection (fiber 5G).

The nearest beach is about 20 minutes walk away and offer an amazing view on Banana Point - one of the most legendary spots of Morocco.

We speak English, French, Arabic, Romanian and Spanish.

Our food is delicious! The food served in our camp is homemade with fresh and seasonal products, and we cater to all diets. Our chef will prepare a mixture of Moroccan and international dishes every day. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included in our packages.

We have a lot - Dixit (all extensions available), Ligretto, Chromino, Skyjo, The Mind, Sea Salt & Paper, Twin it, Loup-Garou.

The Moroccan currency is the Dirham. When we last checked, the exchange rates were about 12Dh to £1, 10Dh to €, and 8Dh to $.

You can only get Dirhams within Morocco. There are exchange facilities and ATMs at the airport and ATMs in Agadir, Tamraght, Aourir and Taghazout. Please note that most ATMs in Morocco do not accept Maestro. We recommend bringing a VISA card.

Unfortunately not. For second payment, we only accept cash.

Of course. We provide a booklet with details about the available activities, including yoga and other exciting options.

Morocco is a liberal Muslim country, and men and women are welcome to wear shorts and T-shirts. Swimming costumes and bikinis are normal on the beach but it is advisable to cover up your arms and legs a bit when walking around Agadir. Shorts, tees and flip flops are the norm in our area. Trousers and jumpers are sometimes needed particularly in mid-winter when the evenings can be chilly so warm clothes are a recommended during that period.

EU and US passport holders do not need a visa to enter Morocco for tourism. Your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay. If you hold a passport from outside the European Union or the United States, we strongly recommend that you consult your nearest Moroccan Embassy.

We strongly recommend you not to bring your drone. Drones are forbidden in Morocco and it will be confiscated at the airport.

You can find at luggage pick-up in the airport or in any store here in Tamraght. We recommend Maroc Telecom or Inwi rather than Orange (which doesn't not have very good coverage in our area).

Nearly all networks work in Morocco and coverage is good. Contact your network for data roaming and call charges. There is fiber optic with 5G in our camp, working remote is never a problem.

Check-in is possible starting from 4:00 pm. Even if your room is not ready yet, you can arrive at anytime as long as you contact us at least the day before so we can anticipate your arrival. If you do want to arrive early and your room isn’t immediately available, you start enjoying yourself anyway – we’ll take care of your bags and let you know what services are available. Check-out is officially 11:00 am, but if you would like a later checkout, let us know and we’ll check if it is possible.

You are welcome to book an airport or a bus station transfer. If you've booked one already, our driver will be waiting for you at the exit of the airport/bus station with a Reborn sign. Please be aware that if you supply the wrong arrival or departure details and we send a transfer this will count as your transfer and you will not get a refund for it.

Yes, it is mandatory. When you book your stay at our camp, you agree to our Terms & Conditions and thus commit to subscribing your own travel insurance.

Alcoholic drinks can be legally served and sold throughout the country, mostly in bars and authorized drink stores (can be found in Agadir). Morocco even produces its own range of wines and beers. You will not be able to find alcohol in convenience stores around the village and our camp doesn't not sell any alcohol drinks but you are free to buy your own at a drink store in Agadir (you can either take a taxi at your own expense or make a pit stop when we take you to Agadir souk).

Morocco is on 220 volts with two-pin round plugs.

If you have allergies, please inform our team in advance so we can ensure your safety and comfort during your stay at our surf camp. We take allergies seriously and will make every effort to accommodate your needs.

We provide individual lockers in shared rooms to ensure the safety of your belongings. Our surf house is featuring a secure environment with staff members always available. Additionally, we've installed security cameras to monitor the premises, providing an extra layer of protection.

Morocco is a developing country that offers different foods, water, bacteria, and climate that you may not be used to. By taking some sensible precautions, you can help reduce the risk of getting an upset stomach which often occurs when traveling to rural areas in developing countries. Some guests have found that taking probiotics before traveling has helped to prevent gastro-related illness.

Yes, the area is very safe. Tamraght is a safe place to walk around. We recommend you to stay as careful as you would be in any other place. However, in the village nearby, called Aourir or Banana Village, it is not recommended to walk around alone in the night.

Surfing in Morocco is generally safe, but it's essential to be mindful of potential water contamination. While some areas may face pollution challenges, many surf spots maintain good water quality. Following basic hygiene practices like washing your hands and showering after surfing can further minimize any potential risks. Our team is dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable experience, and we stay informed about local conditions to ensure your well-being during your surf camp stay.

We don't recommend you to drink tap water, even in hotels. We provide water at every meal and can fill in your bottle for free with our water filter. You can also buy water bottles from stores or from our camp anytime.

No vaccinations are required for visitors to Morocco – and anti-malarial precautions are not necessary. We have first aid equipment along with staff trained in administering first aid. In the case of an emergency, there are hospitals and clinics in Agadir. Medical charges will apply according to the treatment received so make sure you have travel insurance before you arrive. There is a well-stocked pharmacy in Tamraght which is open every day and until late. Morocco is a developing country that offers different foods, water, bacteria, and climate that you may not be used to. By taking some sensible precautions, you can help reduce the risk of getting an upset stomach which often occurs when traveling to rural areas in developing countries. Some guests have found that taking probiotics before traveling has helped to prevent gastro-related illness. Please note our advice is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and does not constitute medical or other professional advice.

Yes, please drop us an e-mail at contact@rebornsurfcamp.com. We try to respond as much as we can and sincerely apologies if we've missed your message. Don't hesitate to insist to show your motivation and if we're not looking for any volunteers for the time being, we'll keep your CV and reach out when there is a position available!