Anza

Anza is a surf spot in southern Morocco, just north of Agadir on the Atlantic coast. It’s a beach break known for being consistent and beginner-friendly, with rolling waves over a sandy bottom.

What it’s like

• Wave type: Sandy beach break
• Skill level: Best for beginners to intermediates
• Best conditions: Medium swell, light offshore winds, and lower to mid tide depending on the bank
• Crowd: Can get busy, especially when conditions are good

Why surfers like it

• It offers easy, forgiving waves
• Works as a good learning spot and for longboarders
• Close to Agadir, so it’s convenient for surf trips and day sessions
• The wave shape can be fun when the sandbanks line up

Things to keep in mind

• Because it’s a beach break, conditions can change a lot with tides and shifting sand
• Can be weak or sectiony on small swells
• During larger surf, it may become less beginner-friendly and more powerful