Ifni Surf

Ifni Surf is the first surf camp to have opened in Sidi Ifni, in 2007, on a stretch of southern Moroccan Atlantic coast that has stayed clear of the Taghazout crowds. The house teaches surfing, supervises free sessions and takes its guests looking for waves along the coast, from the harbour of Sidi Ifni to Legzira beach, where it runs a second address, house no. 30. It is affiliated to the Royal Moroccan Surf Federation.

Accommodation is part of the deal. The Surf House, in the Elgata district close to the beach, sleeps 21 people: three double rooms, one triple and two dormitories of five and seven beds, with an ocean-facing roof terrace, board storage, a kitchenette, a dining room, parking and fibre internet. Two minutes away, Casa Lucía adds two studios with private bathrooms and a double room, bookable individually or as a whole house.

Around the surfing, the house offers kayaking, paragliding, quad biking, 4×4 desert trips, Moroccan cooking classes, hammam, massage, a visit to an argan oil cooperative and the traditional market. No wind-powered sport is taught or rented here: no kitesurfing, no wingfoiling, no windsurfing. The business also appears under the names Ifni Surf Association and Legzira Surf, which share its address and website: these are the same house, not separate establishments.

Open all year round: the camp states that Sidi Ifni can be surfed in every season.

From April to October, small to medium swells and warmer water, well suited to beginners. In winter, bigger and more demanding waves for experienced surfers.

No daily opening hours are published.