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Who are we?
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.
Today all three share their passion with surfers from all over the world by welcoming them to their emblematic spots, such as Anchor Point, Killer Point, Devil’s rock, Crocro, Tamri, Boiler’s and Banana Beach.
Our camp is located 22 km north of Agadir, more exactly at Anchor Point, one of the most popular spots in Morocco, which saw the greatest surfers of the time, like Mickey Dora, Gary El Kerton, Kelly Slater, or even Nat Young and Kanoa Igarashi.
Today the spot hosts the QS of the WSL every year.
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“I do an awful lot of scuba diving. I love to be on the under the ocean.”
Joëlle Bonnay
Findive Founder
Dilwyn Beddoe
Findive Manager
Hefin Bevan
Surf In Morocco
First of all, Surf was brought to Morocco by foreigners (Australians, americans…) at the beginning of the sixties. Geographically, the Moroccan coast is well situated to host great winter swells. With a great wave potential, they are considered amongst the best waves worldwide.
Best period to surf in Agadir region:
The very first swells start at the end of September and go on to mid-march. Exceptionally, some swells can happen in August and April
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