Be in the right place when it’s on.

Small-group surf weeks in Europe & Morocco, built around swell timing and positioning.

Not a camp. Not a retreat. Just real waves and smart decisions.

Over 15 years positioning surfers across Europe and Morocco.

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The Reality

You don't have time for mediocre surf trips.

You've done the overcrowded lineups. The surf camps that treat everyone the same. The wasted days driving to spots that looked good on a forecast but weren't worth the paddle out.

At this stage, you're not looking for instruction or hand-holding. You're looking for positioning, timing, and local knowledge that gets you into quality waves without the guesswork.

That's what these trips are built around.

The Approach

Forecast-Driven Movement

We read multi-day swell forecasts and position accordingly. If the best waves are 90 minutes away, we go. Small groups make this a reality.

Wave Quality Over Volume

Two good sessions beat five mediocre ones. We prioritize clean conditions, optimal tide windows, and uncrowded lineups.

Local Knowledge

With over 20 years surfing these coasts means knowing which spots work on which swells, where the crowds go, and where they don't.

Maximum 4 People

Small groups allow flexibility, faster decision-making, and better waves. You're not fighting your own crew for position.

Fixed-Date Surf Experiences

September – Southwest France & North Spain

7 days

Late-season sandbars firing without August crowds.

Late-season Atlantic swells with warm water and fewer crowds. We move between the Landes coast and the Basque region based on swell direction, wind, and sandbar formation. You're surfing points and beachbreaks that require timing, not just showing up.

  • Consistent SW groundswell window
  • Water still above 20°C, lighter early autumn winds
  • Access to both exposed beaches and tucked points
  • Small group allows movement between France and Spain within hours
Group size: 3–4 people

October – Portugal

7 days

Being in the right zone when the first real swells hit.

First proper autumn swells hitting the Portuguese coast. We position between Peniche, Ericeira, and the southwest depending on size and conditions. This is about reading multi-day forecasts and being in the right place when it matters.

  • Peak swell season begins, offshore patterns stabilize
  • Range from protected coves to open-coast exposure
  • Efficient positioning across 100km of varied coastline
  • Reliable windows, minimal flat days
Group size: 3–4 people

December – Morocco

7 days

Consistent winter points with room to breathe.

North Atlantic winter swells wrapping into Morocco's Atlantic coast. Powerful, uncrowded lineups. We base near Taghazout but stay mobile—points, reefs, beachbreaks—matching ability and conditions daily.

  • Long-interval groundswell, offshore morning winds
  • Water around 18°C, air in low 20s
  • Crowd-free lineups even at known spots
  • Multiple options within 30-minute radius each day
Group size: 3–4 people

January – Morocco

7 days

When the North Atlantic is at full power.

Peak swell season. Larger, more powerful waves with increased consistency. Same region, same approach—but this week is for surfers comfortable in overhead, fast-moving conditions.

  • Biggest, cleanest swells of the winter
  • Priority given to intermediate-to-advanced reef setups
  • Early starts, strategic rest days if needed
  • Requires solid positioning and paddle fitness
Group size: 3–4 people
What's Included / What's Not

What's Included

  • Daily swell analysis and positioning strategy
  • Ground transport to all surf spots
  • Accommodation (private rooms, clean, functional)
  • Local lineup knowledge and guidance
  • Flexibility to move based on conditions

What You Handle

  • Flights to/from the region
  • Meals (we eat locally, not on a schedule)
  • Your own equipment or rentals
  • Travel insurance
  • Personal expenses
About the Guide
Adil Didi, the guide for African Surfer

Adil (Didi)

I’ve spent over 20 years surfing and navigating Europe and Morocco’s most reliable swell windows.

I guide each trip personally — reading forecasts, choosing locations, and adjusting plans daily to put small groups in the right place when conditions align.

This isn’t a scaled operation. If you book, you’re surfing with me — not a rotating guide or local hire.

The goal is simple: fewer people, better waves, and trips that actually deliver.

Who This Is For / Who This Isn't For

This Is For You If:

You've been surfing for years and can handle a range of conditions without instruction.

You value wave quality and positioning over volume and hype.

You're comfortable in a small group and don't need constant entertainment or structure.

You'd rather surf two great sessions than five mediocre ones.

You can paddle into overhead waves and make the drop.

This Isn't For You If:

You're still building foundational skills or need coaching in the lineup.

You want a highly social, party-oriented surf trip.

You prefer predictable itineraries over forecast-driven flexibility.

You're not comfortable surfing reefs, points, or powerful beachbreaks.

You need all meals, activities, and logistics managed for you.

Next Step

These trips are limited to 3–4 people per week. This is a premium, forecast-led guiding service, not a standard group trip. Each is priced at €2,500 per person—positioned as high-end surf guiding, not surf camps.

If you're interested in one of the fixed dates, request a brief call. We'll discuss your experience level, expectations, and whether the timing works.

No pressure. Just clarity.

Request a 15-minute call