Between the ocean and mountains in Morocco

A week of surfing, exploring and time together

A week guided by the rhythm of the ocean

Along the Atlantic coast of Morocco, between the ocean and the mountains, lies a small village where life moves at its own pace. Long beaches stretch along the Atlantic, while the mountains rise in the distance. For one week, families gather here to surf, explore and spend their days outside together. 

What to expect

Wake up to the sound of birds, a stunning view, and the soft light of the morning sun. Somewhere downstairs coffee is brewing, children are moving around the house between the garden and the pool. Days unfold slowly here. Breakfast is served fresh, boards under your arm, sand still warm under your feet. The ocean becomes the centre of the day.

During the week, we move through the landscape together. Drives along the coast, revealing small villages. In the villa, the pace is slow. Children move easily between families, finding new friends quickly. Dinner is shared around a long table. 

With only a small group of families, the week begins to feel like a little village by the sea.

For the parents

Everything is taken care of, so you can slow down and be present. Meals are prepared fresh each day, surf sessions are guided by experienced local instructors and transport to the beaches and activities is organised for you. 

With a small group of families (maximum six), the atmosphere stays relaxed and personal. There is space to connect, but also space to retreat when you feel like it.

For the children

Children quickly find their freedom here. Days are spent outside: learning to surf, building sand castles, running barefoot along the beach or exploring the surroundings together.

Throughout the week they form their own little group, moving between the ocean, the pool and the house. By the end of the week many leave with new friendships, new skills and stories they will talk about long after the trip. 

A group of surfers in wetsuits at the beach, with one person giving instructions to two children holding surfboards, as waves crash behind them.
View of a beach seen through a car window and side mirror, showing sand, umbrellas, and people swimming and surfing in the water.
A table set with plates, cups, and bottles, with a woman reaching for a large platter of assorted appetizers, including vegetables, bread, and dips.
A rooftop terrace with two patterned cushions on a ledge, a table with food and drinks, and a sunset sky in the background.

  • Slow breakfast at the villa, followed by surf sessions at the beach.

    Mornings begin quietly. Breakfast is served fresh while the sun rises over the mountains. After coffee and fresh fruit, boards are loaded in the cars and we head to the beach. Guided by our experiences and local instructors, everyone finds their way into the water. From first waves to improving technique.

  • Lunch, exploration and time to move between the ocean and villa. 

    After the morning in the water, the day opens up. Lunch is shared together, either at the beach or in the villa, followed by time to explore. Sometimes we surf again, sometimes we relax by the pool, we visit Taghazout, or go on another adventure in the surrounding landscape. 

  • Dinner together and slow evenings at the villa. 

    As the sun sets, everyone gathers again. Dinner is served with big tajines, bbq and local dishes with colorful ingredients. Children play while stories from the day are exchanged. Some evenings we watch the surf footage together and share a few laughs over the waves of the day.

A week where families become a village between the mountains and the ocean.

What’s included

Everything you need for a week where you don’t have to think about anything.

  • 7 nights accommodation in Surfvilla Morocco. Towels, bed linen and daily cleaning service included, and laundry facilities available.

  • Three fresh meals prepared daily, with water, tea, coffee and snacks available throughout the day.

  • Daily surf lessons for all levels with equipment - including a surf trip to the famous waves of Imsouane - and surf coaching with video analysis and photos.

  • Group activities for both parents and kids, including yoga, hiking, sand dune surfing and a visit to the Souk in Agadir and the famous village Taghazout.

  • Your airport transfers from and to Agadir Airport, plus all local transport during the week to the surf spots and activities.

Flights to Morocco are not included. Some families choose to rent a car for a bit more freedom during the week.

Pick your week

Limited weeks, small group

2026

February 21 - 28

October 10 - 17

2027

February 20-27

October 16-23

Living room with large windows, a sectional sofa, a wooden coffee table, wall art including a surferboard and landscape painting, and a guitar near built-in shelves.
A modern living room with large window, beige curtains, gray sectional sofa, potted plant, and wooden flooring.
View of a rooftop patio with a small pool, orange cushions, potted plants, a cactus, and a distant hilly desert landscape.
Living room with a blue upholstered sofa, a potted plant with large leaves, marble staircase, and a clock on the wall.
Interior of a room with a long wooden table and chairs, large window with curtains showing a mountain view, and a framed artwork on the wall depicting a silhouette of a person's head with an African map and a giraffe.
A bedroom with a bed featuring white linens and a woven headboard, beige walls, and a large window with beige curtains leading to a balcony with outdoor chairs and a view of hills.
A minimalist bathroom with a beige stone sink, round mirror with a wooden frame, a small stool with toilet paper rolls, a toilet, a window with a view of trees, and various bathroom essentials.
Three beds with white pillows and bedspreads in a room with a plain light-colored wall and woven headboards.
View through a doorway of a small balcony with beige wicker chairs and a glass tabletop, overlooking a dry, hilly landscape under a cloudy sky.
Interior of a bedroom with four beds, a window showing an outdoor landscape, and a wooden ceiling light fixture.
Shower with a chrome shower head, handheld shower, and wall-mounted controls, in a tiled bathroom with terracotta-colored tiles.
A cozy bedroom with a rattan bed frame, white bedding, and decorative pillows. A colorful woven rug is partly seen on a tiled floor. A textured beige wall is behind the bed, and a wooden pendant light hangs from the ceiling.
Two single beds with white pillows and beige bedspreads in a minimalist bedroom, featuring a light-colored wall, a woven rattan headboard, a wall-mounted light fixture, and a small side table.
A white modern house with small windows and balconies, surrounded by desert landscape with sparse vegetation, dry hills, and trees, under a cloudy sky.

Choose your room

Each space is simple and beautiful, with a private bathroom and enough space to settle in and store your things.

  • View from a bed looking towards a wooden door with a sunset and desert cactus design carved on it, flanked by bedding and a wooden coat rack.

    For three

    For families who prefer to stay together.
    Sleeps up to 3.

    €899 per person

  • A neatly made bed with white sheets, a beige throw blanket with tassels, and two white pillows, sitting on a light-colored tiled floor. There is a small colorful rug partly visible on the right side.

    For two

    A simple, calm space for two.

    €949 per person

  • View of a balcony with two wicker chairs and a wicker table, overlooking a hilly desert landscape under a cloudy sky.

    For two (with balcony)

    A bit more space, with a private balcony.

    €1049 per person

The villa hosts a small group, up to 15 people in total, with a maximum of 6 families.

Rooms are flexible and can be arranged to fit your family. Baby beds can be added for the little ones.

Participation is based on a price per person, rather than per room. When applying, you can share your room preference. We always aim to create the best overall setup for the group.

For babies under 2, a fixed rate of €100 applies.
For younger children (under 6) who are not joining surf lessons, we offer a reduced rate of 50%.

Some families stay together, others prefer a bit more space.
We’re happy to help find what works best for you.

Join us in Morocco

If it feels like the kind of week for your family, send us a message. Tell us a bit about your family, and we’ll get back to you personally.

  • ''It was our first time traveling with a baby, and everything being taken care of made it feel surprisingly easy. What I loved most was how quickly the group came together. Sharing the house and the week just creates something special. Left feeling recharged.''

    — Ruiz family, first time traveling with their baby

  • ''I was a bit hesitant going alone with my daughter, but that feeling disappeared almost immediately. There’s something really easy about how the week unfolds together. I never felt alone, but still had space for myself.''

    — Bohan family, traveling solo with my child

  • ''The kids had the best time, outside all day, making friends, completely in their element. And for us, it finally felt like we could enjoy it too, not just organise everything.''

    — Kapel family, family of four