Boilers & Tamri · Morocco
Surfing Tamri
A beach break in Boilers & Tamri, Morocco, for beginner and intermediate surfers.
Tamri is a long beach at a river mouth north of Cap Ghir, with banana plantations behind it. It picks up more swell than anywhere around Taghazout, so it's usually bigger, and it's the place to check when the points are flat.
There are lefts and rights along the beach, best at low tide. It's rarely crowded. On big days it gets powerful, but on smaller days improvers can surf it too.
It's the place to check when the points around Taghazout are small. There's nothing at the beach, so bring water and food, and roadside stalls on the way sell bananas from the plantations. Boilers and Draculas are a few minutes south.
When to surf
Tamri
Tamri is at its best from year-round. Conditions it likes: NW swell, E wind, low tide.
October to March: Prime
North-west groundswell, morning offshores, the points work
April to May: Good
Smaller swells, warmer water and fewer people
June to August: Quiet
Small and windy; the beaches still work for learning
The year across Taghazout & Imsouane
Waves near Tamri
Boilers
12 kmBoilers & Tamri · Right Reef · Intermediate / Advanced
Draculas
12 kmBoilers & Tamri · Right Reef · Advanced
Imsouane Bay
12 kmImsouane · Right Point · Beginner / Intermediate
Straight-line distances. By road it is usually further.
Getting there
Where to stay: There's very little to stay at near Boilers or Tamri; most people stay in Taghazout and drive up for the session.
Transport, costs, where to stay and the rest of the waves in the area are in the Boilers & Tamri guide.
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