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comment by Badr, 2008-05-20 11:02:01

surfing anchor style
I was there last summer. The waves there are huge, without a board you won't survive:P. This year in July & August i will be there again! CANT WAIT:D:D!

comment by Anonymous, 2008-04-14 10:00:50

Local dickhead
In response to the comments regarding a Surf Maroc employee I would like to to add that we do not employ anyone called 'Nort' nor have any of our staff been in fights in or out of the water. Whilst I am sympathetic to the frustrations of the author and hope this rare incident hasn't put him/her off Morocco, I would urge them to get their facts straight as this sort of misleading information can be damaging to a business. If you felt so strongly about the incident and were sure it was a Surf Maroc employee then you could of reported it to us in person or by email and action would of been taken had it been one of our employees. Again I am saddened to hear about what happened to your friend and hope it has not put you off returning to Morocco but please research your comments before posting them on forums.

Best Regards,

Ben O'Hara
Partner
Surf Maroc

comment by Anonymous, 2008-03-17 16:01:36

local dickhead
after failing to get to his feet and dropping in on my mate who was allready up and riding this local dickhead called nort who works for surf maroc tried to hit and drown my mate then after waiting for over half an hour for him on the point then turned up where we were getting changed and headbutted him its coke induced pricks like him that ruin anchors

comment by Anonymous, 2008-01-12 14:45:07

Stylish contemporary Moroccan accomodation
Hi
If anyone is looking for a really nice secure place to stay, sleeps 4-6 people (100m2 flat) with sea views from large balcony, just 5 minutes from Taghazout for 450Euros per week please contact me.
thanks
Lawrence

comment by Anonymous, 2007-12-29 00:58:08

ozzies suck
Stay downunder da shit.
Australians have bad atitude.
Ici ce marroc

comment by Anonymous, 2007-07-07 19:18:43

Zack>>
Hi, nice waves :O
I've been there last year.
It was beautifulllll ;)
I prefer skimboarding but this is also fantastic :D

comment by in love, 2007-05-18 07:41:40

where have you been all my life
Aloha,
Look's very nice, What is the biggest board required for 8' to 10' (16'to 20' faces) and does it get that big often? Also what is the official language of Morocco?
much thanks

comment by pilgrimsurfer, 2007-03-09 07:46:59

Tarazout Morocco
Enchanting location with a beautiful wave. Local guide: Abdoulla Benani will be of great help! Enjoy Morocco!!!

comment by aussie sam, 2007-01-27 18:23:11

there are no rules
in oncher point, there are no rules you have to have experience and guts to surf it , it looks beautiful from the rocks but my god when you r in the water is sometheing else.it is without a doubt one of the most stunning wave in the world to surf. but respect it.
as for the people the moroccans are one the nicest most hospitable people on the planet.bit of respect like anyone should do in any part of the world should do you
i love it
sam mahony, Australia

comment by www.Freedomhi.com, 2006-10-24 20:00:09

Respect...
The Golden rule is a good way to start out. Treat everyone as you would like to be treated, being concerned as you are you should have no problem. The Moroccans I know are very down to earth and respect other cultures openly, "They know you're not Muslim." This is easy though, Don't put the soles of your shoes or feet in someones face. Common to take off your shoes when entering someones house. If you do make a mistake you can show you are sorry by touching your heart and saying that you are. In general touching your heart shows that you really mean what you're saying "from the heart." Just let them see that you want to learn their ways and they will be eager to help! One other thing, be generous while you're there, their poverty level is among the highest I have ever seen. Good luck