Anchor Point Surf Camp was founded by three brothers, one of the first surfers in Morocco, Saad, Zouhair and Salah El Kilani. The story begins at the end of the 1970s, when they meet Australian and Californian hippies who came to surf at Anchor Point, at the time the ruins of a tuna fishing trap. Their first board, a Barlan single fin, was bought from two French guys thanks to the money from Zouhair’s scholarship, with which the three brothers learned the sport in spots to which they gave names such as Crocro, Banana, or The Kettle. Lack of equipment at the time, they used scuba diving or windsurfing suits…