Morocco is an interesting, exotic place to visit, but imagine the best surfing in the world being in Morocco. There is an incredible place to surf in Morocco that offers surfers awesome waves and offers the best surfing in the world. Surfing Anchor Point in Morocco is a great choice of spots for surfers looking for unique surfing adventures regardless of the time zone.

Anchor Point in Morocco, also known as "Anka Point," is known for its world-class waves. Anchor Point for experienced to kamikaze surfers. On average, the swells start working at 3 feet up to 5 feet and hold up to approximately 12 feet. The swell direction is north to northwest, with the wind direction southeast to east. Surfers should be aware the bottom is sandy, with rocks and no mention of sea life issues. In terms of access, Anchor Point is situated north of Taghazout, which is a small surf village just north of Agadir, Morocco. Surfers can rent a car or take public transportation to the bus stop near Taghazout and walk to the point break, which takes about five minutes. During the week, the beach is fairly empty, and on the weekend, it's only slightly crowded.

For surfers visiting Morocco to experience the best surfing in the world, visit Surf Maroc. Surf Maroc provides a guided tour, surf camp and a variety of accommodations based on one's preference and need. Their surf camp is ideal for beginners or experts. Accommodations include Tigger's Bay Luxury Apartments, which were just completed in July of 2008. Surfers staying at Tigger's have access to the world-famous surf break Draculas, as well as Boilers.

Killers Bay Apartments, which is also part of Surf Maroc, offers surfers access to the right and left reef break of la Source, the point break Killers to the right and the long waves of Mysteries to the left. Two minutes down the beach from Mysteries is the famous Anchor Point. Surfers headed to Morocco can fly RyanAir into Agadir from the UK or France.