Taghazout village centre

Taghazout, Morocco

The heart of the surf town, once a small Berber fishing village, now home to 30-plus walkable cafés and restaurants.

Places in Taghazout village centre

The Kitchen Club Restaurant & Bar Known for its social atmosphere among surfers and digital nomads.
World of Waves Restaurant & Bar Offers a beachfront setting with ocean views.
Village breakfast cafés Breakfast cafés that have multiplied since 2018, walkable across the town.
Taghazout rooftop cafés Rooftop cafés that have multiplied since 2018, part of the town's 30-plus walkable dining spots.
The Kitchen Club Bar Known for its social atmosphere, a favourite gathering spot for surfers.
World of Waves beachfront bar A beachfront setting with ocean views, ideal for sunset drinks.

Best time to visit: September to April offers the best surf swell for Taghazout's famous breaks, while year-round mild temperatures suit both surfers and digital nomads.
Getting around: Taghazout village is compact and walkable, about 20 minutes north of Agadir, with the Taghazout Bay resort strip a short drive away and Anchor Point and other surf breaks accessible on foot or by short taxi.
Currency: Moroccan Dirham (DH)
Language: Arabic and Amazigh; French is widespread, English in tourism.
Timezone: UTC+1
Current trends: Taghazout's dining and lodging scene has exploded since 2018, with 30-plus walkable breakfast cafés, rooftops and beach kitchens now supplementing the village's surf-camp roots, while the Taghazout Bay resort strip's five-star properties like Hyatt Place Taghazout Bay sit alongside genuinely budget-friendly guesthouses, reflecting the town's dual identity as both a serious surf destination (anchored by Anchor Point) and a digital-nomad hub.

Anchor Point — One of Taghazout's seriously amazing surf breaks, offering options for experts and total beginners alike.
Taghazout Bay resort strip — Home to five-star resorts like Hyatt Place Taghazout Bay, Fairmont, and Hilton.