Surf camp in Morocco and desert: 7 days, the expedition

This format pairs the surf camp in Morocco with a two-day desert trip: first the camp in Mirleft on the Atlantic coast, then the south beyond Sidi Ifni, where the tracks run out. It is made for anyone who wants to combine a surf course with real remoteness — beginners surf the sheltered spots off Mirleft, experienced surfers find a wave at the end of the trip that almost nobody rides.

In Mirleft the day follows the proven rhythm: supervised surf sessions in small groups — morning or afternoon depending on wind and conditions — yoga with a view of the Atlantic (included in the price), full board with Moroccan cooking and free time in the afternoon; hammam or massage as an option. Then the programme changes: the 4×4 heads down the coast, the surfing moves to a remote reef, cooking happens over the fire and you sleep under canvas in a bivouac beneath a clear, starlit sky.

At the camp you stay in a shared or private room; the transfer from Agadir airport is yours to add if you want it (€50 return per person). The free afternoons in Mirleft fill easily: the red rock arch of Legzira in the evening light, the silversmiths of Tiznit, the souk and its mounds of spices — the region has more to give than a week can hold. The Atlantic coast delivers surfable waves all year round, and beginners through to experienced surfers are welcome. The heart of it is the two-day desert trip south of Sidi Ifni: one night in a bivouac, a rarely surfed reef, no crowd — a short, concentrated expedition that sets this stay apart from any ordinary surf week.