Anchor Point Morocco: the legendary spot facing Killer Point — which to choose for your level?

 

The Taghazout region is a true surfing Mecca. Among all its legendary spots, two names keep coming up in surfers' conversations: Anchor Point Morocco and Killer Point Morocco. Two exceptional spots, two very distinct characters. But which one is right for you? Our team will guide you.

Anchor Point Surf: the most famous right-hander in Africa

A world-renowned spot

Anchor Point — or “La Pointe des Ancres” — is arguably the most photographed, most surfed and most respected spot on the entire Moroccan Atlantic coast. Located a few minutes' walk from the village of Taghazout, this anchor point produces long, powerful right-handers that can peel for several hundred metres in optimal conditions.

The north-west swell, frequent in autumn and winter, generates endless walls, ideal for working on lines, cutbacks and high-level manoeuvres. It is on this spot that world surfing legends were forged.

For which level?

Anchor Point Morocco is clearly aimed at surfers who are solid intermediates and experts. The rocky bottom, the power of the waves and the heavy crowds demand solid skills. If you are just starting out or still progressing, our Taghazout surf school will prepare you to take on this spot with total peace of mind.

Killer Point Morocco: the magazine wave

Endless walls for demanding riders

Killer Point surf is often described as a wave straight out of a magazine. Located slightly north ofAnchor Point, this spot produces long right-handers highly exposed to the swell, offering generous, consistent walls. Less crowded thanAnchor Point, Killer Point rewards patient surfers who know how to read the swell.

Optimal conditions are similar: north-west swell, east wind or calm. In big swell, the waves can become particularly powerful and hollow, reserved for high-level riders.

For which level?

As with Anchor Point surfing, Killer Point is recommended for surfers who are advanced and expert. The rocky bottom demands caution and experience. Our guides from the Free Surf Guiding Pack go into the water with you to maximise your experience on these two legendary spots.

Anchor Point vs Killer Point: the key differences

These two spots share the same DNA: powerful rights, rocky bottom and optimal conditions in autumn-winter on a north-west swell. However, they differ on several key points.

Anchor Point Morocco is the undisputed star: its wave is longer, more powerful, and its worldwide reputation draws large numbers of surfers every day. It is the spot to tick off your bucket list, but its heavy crowds demand perfect peak management and proven experience.

Killer Point surf, for its part, offers a slightly more consistent wave and an often less crowded line-up. Its generous walls let you express yourself more freely on the wave, sometimes making it the wiser choice for sessions outside peak periods. Both spots remain reserved for surfers with solid ocean experience, however.

Whether you dream of riding Anchor Point Morocco for the first time or perfecting your technique on Killer Point surf, our team is there to support you. Discover all our spots on our page dedicated to the best surf spots in Morocco and let our certified instructors guide you to the waves that match your level.

Not at that level yet? Our surf training Morocco will help you progress quickly in a safe, friendly setting. And for those who want a complete experience of riding, culture and well-being, check out our available packs from now on.

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