7 days All Inclusive Surf Package

Agadir surf, but with real structure. This 7-day all-inclusive camp pairs six days of surf lessons with an Imsouane day trip so you learn close to town, then test your skills on one of North Africa’s iconic breaks.

What I like most is how complete the package feels, it covers the essentials (room, meals, gear, transfers) so you can focus on one thing, surfing. The only real consideration is that the whole experience is weather-dependent, so if conditions are off, plans may shift.

Key Things I’d Bet Your Trip on

• All-inclusive support that covers the boring parts, meals, water, snacks, gear, and airport or bus transfers
• Six surf lesson days, built for all levels so you can progress without guessing
• Imsouane included, known for the long wave and a very memorable surf day
• Free surfing photography, so you get proof you were actually on that wave
• Traditional riad stay with Wi-Fi, plus a more relaxed camp rhythm than typical surf factories
• Small group size (max 15), which usually means more attention in the water

Agadir Meets Imsouane, The Learning and Testing Combo

Agadir is a smart base for surfing, because you get Atlantic swells and generally warm conditions that make learning feel more realistic. This package is built around that idea: you spend most of your week in the Agadir surf zone, then you leave the comfort zone for one big day at Imsouane.

The Imsouane portion is the standout “stretch” moment. It’s described as a metronomic break, and it’s also branded as the longest wave in Africa. Even if you are brand new, the day trip gives you something to aim for, not just a single lesson. If you’re already riding, it gives you a clear benchmark for how you handle speed, line choice, and confidence on a famous wave.

The All-Inclusive Package, What You Actually Get

At $604.84 per person for about 7 days, the value comes from what’s bundled together. You are not just paying for instruction. You’re paying for a whole operating system: lodging, meals, water, gear, and getting you to the beach without hassle.

Here’s what that “all-inclusive” means in practical terms:

Meals that follow a surf schedule

• Breakfast is included for all 7 days, with self-catering breakfasts at the accommodation. Translation: you’ll have food options on-site so you can eat before you head out, without complicated planning.
• Lunch is included for 6 days as packed lunches. That matters because it removes decision fatigue when you are hungry and your board bag is already at the door.
• Dinner is included for 6 days as home made dinners. There is also one planned evening outside where dinner is at your expense and optional.

Water, snacks, and no “bring your own” surprises

During surf lessons, you get daily bottled water plus snacks like fruits and sweets. That sounds minor until you’ve spent an hour paddling and suddenly feel very serious about hydration.

Gear is handled

You get use of surf equipment for the stay, including surf board, wetsuit, and leash. For beginners, that’s huge because trying to size a wetsuit and pick a board style is its own mini sport. For experienced surfers, it’s still useful because you do not spend your time hunting for the right rental.

Transport is included, with comfort built in

You get transfers from the airport (Agadir-Al Massira) or bus station, plus transport to and from the beach. The vehicle is air-conditioned, which is a real quality-of-life upgrade after sun and salt.

Sleeping in a Traditional Riad, Why That Feels Better

You stay for 7 nights in a traditional riad. That’s not just a detail for style points. Riads tend to work well for surf camps because they create a natural “base camp” mood: meet up, shower, eat, relax, then head back out.

A few things that stand out for me from the vibe people describe:

• Clean, cozy rooms and a house you can actually unwind in
• Communal time that does not feel forced, breakfast, surf day rhythm, then dinner together
• A rooftop/terrace feel, including sunset views over the ocean area, which makes downtime feel like part of the holiday, not a pause between activities

You also get free Wi-Fi in the accommodation. That matters if you want to upload photos from the free photography day, or just handle messages without fighting for data.

Your 6 Days of Surf Lessons, Built for Mixed Levels

This is where the camp earns its keep. You get 6 days of surf lessons, and it’s suitable for all levels and all genders and ages. That last part matters because mixed-level instruction only works well if the teaching approach is adaptable, and that’s what the instruction is aiming for.

In day-to-day terms, your lesson days typically follow a simple loop:

1. Breakfast in the accommodation
2. Head to the beach with transport
3. Surf lesson with bottled water and lesson snacks
4. Packed lunch for the on-the-go recovery phase
5. Back to the riad to cool down, shower, and reset for the next session
6. Dinner included at the camp (with one planned outside dinner option)

Why that rhythm works: you spend more time actually surfing and less time managing logistics. You also have built-in recovery. That’s a big deal when you are learning, because sore shoulders and tired legs can turn a good lesson into a frustrating one fast.

Also, I like that the camp gives access to the team 24/7. You can ask questions, get help if something feels off, and not feel stranded after hours. One host name you’ll see mentioned is Yassine (sometimes written as Yassimine), and that kind of on-call support can be the difference between you feeling confident or feeling stuck.

The Imsouane Day Trip, Surfing a Famous Long Wave

If the first part of the week is learning in familiar conditions, the Imsouane day trip is about testing yourself. The wave is described as the longest wave in Africa and a metronomic break. That combination makes it a serious surf day even if your goal is simply to stand up and learn how it feels to commit.

What’s valuable for you, especially if you are a beginner:

• You get a real goal wave, not just another local beach
• The day gives you context for what your lessons are building toward
• You come back to the camp with stories you can’t fake, plus the memories that make the week stick

What to consider:

• Imsouane is weather and swell dependent, like any surf spot. If conditions are perfect, the day can feel like the highlight. If conditions are not ideal, expect adjustments to keep the day moving safely.

Also, plan to be flexible about timing. A trip like this usually involves travel time and a full day on the water and beach, so bring patience if the day runs long.

Free Surf Photography, So You Can Stop Guessing

Getting good surf shots is usually a pain. Someone’s camera is always either too far away, too late, or both. Here, you get free surfing photography included.

For you, that means:

• You don’t have to worry about buying a package or chasing your own shots
• You can share moments without realizing you missed the one set that mattered
• You can track your progress across lessons, since photos help you see stance and timing changes

It’s also a morale booster. When you see yourself catching something, even a small success feels real. That can keep you motivated through the inevitable learning frustrations.

Food You Do Not Have to Plan, Plus One Outside Dinner

One of the underrated parts of a surf camp is the food. This package includes 3 meals per day across most days: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Lunch is packed on lesson days, dinner is home made, and the camp adds snacks and bottled water during lessons.

A home-cooked dinner rhythm does two things:

• It makes evenings calmer, you can recover without searching for a restaurant
• It keeps group energy strong, dinner is when you meet people and talk surf stories

There is one planned evening outside where dinner is optional at your expense. That’s a nice break from the same routine, but it also means you should keep a little money aside if you want to eat out that night.

Price Check: $604.84, and Why It Feels Like Good Sense

Surfing costs add up quickly when you pay separately:

• lodging
• surf lessons
• gear rentals
• transport to and from beaches
• meals and drinks
• sometimes even extra add-ons like photos

In this package, most of those are already folded in. That is why some people react strongly to the price, it feels “too easy” at first. But then you see the structure, it’s the kind of weekly setup that usually costs more if you piece it together one item at a time.

The key value point for me is simplicity. You show up, and the week runs. You are not coordinating your own board rental, hunting down meals that fit after a lesson, or figuring out transportation logistics every single day.

Who This 7-Day Camp Fits Best (And Who Might Want Something Else)

This camp fits best if you want:

• a guided learning plan with 6 full days in the water
• all-inclusive support so you can relax and focus
• a small group vibe with a max of 15 travelers
• a mix of learning and a bigger wave day at Imsouane
• a traditional riad base with Wi-Fi and a real chance to unwind

It may be less ideal if you’re the type who wants lots of extra excursions built in. The package does include the Imsouane trip, but it does not include yoga or other excursions. If you want a packed itinerary of multiple day trips, you might prefer a different format.

Small Things That Make a Big Difference

A few details are quietly useful:

• Near public transportation means you have options if you want to explore on your own some time
• Air-conditioned vehicle makes the trip back after a hot surf session less miserable
• Snacks during lessons keep energy steady, especially early in the week when paddling fatigue hits
• Team access 24/7 reduces stress if you have questions about gear, soreness, or surf technique
• Free Wi-Fi helps you handle the daily check-ins and upload the free photo set

Should You Book This Surf Package?

If you want a straightforward, high-value surf week around Agadir, I think this is an easy yes. The package covers the essentials that usually cost extra or create hassle. You get real instruction across 6 days, then you get a meaningful upgrade day at Imsouane. Add in free photography, meals, gear, and transfers, and the week stops feeling like a logistics project.

It’s especially worth booking if you are newer to surfing or still building confidence. The structure and the small group size work in your favor. If you already surf well and want only harder waves every day, you might find you want a more advanced-only itinerary. But for most people, the learning to testing flow is exactly what makes a surf trip feel complete.

FAQ

Where is pickup included from?

Pickup and transfers are included from the airport (Agadir, Al Massira) and from the bus station in Agadir.

How long is the package?

The package is for 7 days (approximately) with 7 nights accommodation.

Are surf lessons included?

Yes. You get 6 days of surf lessons.

What surf gear is provided?

The package includes use of surf equipment for your stay: surf board, wetsuit, and leash.

What meals are included each day?

Breakfast is included for 7 days. Lunch is included for 6 days as packed lunches. Dinner is included for 6 days as home made dinners, with one planned evening outside where dinner is at the guest’s expense and optional.

Is a trip to Imsouane included?

Yes. You get 1 day surf trip to Imsouane.

Is free surfing photography included?

Yes. Free surfing photography is included.

Is Wi-Fi available?

Yes. Free Wi-Fi is included in the accommodation.

How many people are in the group?

The maximum group size is 15 travelers.

Is yoga included, and what happens if weather ruins the plan?

Yoga is not included. The experience requires good weather, and if it is canceled due to poor weather, you are offered a different date or a full refund.