Caps Rhir

Break type: Large right hand point break;

Surfing conditions: Medium to large swells offshore in southeasterly and easterly winds;

Tips/Hazards: big waves trickey access and rocks.

Boilers

Break type: World class right-hand reef break;

Surfing conditions: Medium swells, offshore in easterly winds;

Tips/Hazards: Crowded when working, sharp reef urchins, dificult exit in when big.
Located on the far west end of the cape, it picks up more swell than the famed Anchor Point and is a good option if the swell is small. Getting to Boilers
takes about 25 minutes by car from Taghzaoute.

Dracula’s

Break type: Right-hand reef break;

Surfing conditions: Medium swells, offshore in east/northeasterly wind; Tips/Hazards: Shallow with urchins, tricky access, experienced surfers only.

 Killer Point

Break type: Right-hand point break;

Surfing conditions: All size swell;

Tips/Hazards: Rips, heavy and gets crowded when working.
Visible from the lineup at Anchor Point or from the dirt lot above Mysteries, Killers is the distant break at the top of the headland. You can check it from the
road up on the hill, or watch it in the distance from the Mysteries lot.

La Source

Break type: Peak;

Surfing conditions: Small to medium swells offshore in easterly/ northeasterly winds;

Tips/Hazards: Crowded, good for all.
Just south of Killer Point, is so called for the fresh water bubbling up underneath it. Small reef that works well in right and left, and shuts down when the
swell picks up. Small reef that works well in right left, at high tide when it’s smaller than 1m50. Right in between Anchor Point and Killers, but just south of
Mysteries.

Mysteries

Break type: Right hand sand covered reef;

Surfing conditions: All swell offshore in easterly/ northeasterly winds;

Tips/Hazards: Crowded, inconsistent. Mysteries is the wave on the northern back beach of Anchor Point. Walk 5 minutes out of the town of Taghazout. You can see the spot from the street and you have to walk down a little cliff. just before Killer point coming from Taghazoute side. take-off bowl in front of some small construction work. Micro right facing the parking of Anchor point, high tide righthander with a narrow take of zone which relies on the sand combining with the reef. This place seems to pick up more swell than the other spots.. (Rating 6)

Anchor Point
Break type: Classic right hand point break;

Surfing conditions: Medium to big swells, offshore in east/northeasterly winds;

Tips/Hazards: Crowded, rips when big, entry and exit.
Mystic world famous right pointbreak. has long waves and big breaks which can break for up to 1 kilometer. Functions well when swell is big, tube section on good winter swell. This quality spot that can show perfect lines is about 1 km north of Taghazoute town center. It breaks off a pier and can connect all the way into Taghazoute.

 Hash Point

Break type: Right point break;

Surfing conditions: Medium swells, easterly winds;

Tips/Hazards: Taghazoute village. The first wave North of Taghazoute, which is very protected from the swell. Small sand beach. This right hand point is just north of the town's center. It can be good on it's day, but we never really scored it any good. Entry is easy from a little beach. (Rating6)

Panoramas

Break type: Right hand point break;

Surfing conditions: Medium to large swell;

Tips/Hazards: Rips pushing south when big. In Taghazoute: a reef right, round and quick which finishes on the beach size. This right hand point break can be find just when you drive into the towns center. It only works well only mid tide, but even then it's very sectioning. When the swell gets bigger the rip gets quit strong here, so you have to maintain paddling to stay in the right spot. Entry is best north of the break from a little cove just around the break, the current will take you to the line-up very quick. (Rating 5.5)

Devil’s Rock
Break type: Right hand point break;                                                                           Surfing conditions: Small to medium swells, offshore in easterl winds

Tips/Hazards: Gets crowded when working, shallow section shallow reef.
A powerful, perfecly peeling barreling sections that needs checking out; good wave breaking both left and right.

Banana Point

Good wave for beginners. Right hand point break, sand bottom.

Banana Beach
Break type: Long left and short right sand covered reef;

Surfing conditions: Small to medium swells, offshore in northerly wind;

 Tips/Hazards: Gets crowded when working. At the mouth of the river of Tamraght you will find Banana Beach which is similar to Tamghart but picks up more swell. This beach provide easy waves which is more suited for beginners. South of the village is Banana beach a mediocre beachbreak that we couldn't bother surfing since most of the waves were either too small or closing out . (Rating 4)