The most beautiful time of the year is here! You’re not a big fan of the snow, the lights and the busy stores? Then, we have a nice idea for an alternative for you: come spend Christmas in Morocco! Bring your partner, your family and enjoy some waves and sunshine instead of holiday stress. Still not convinced? Keep reading, because we’ve got the 5 best reasons to spend Christmas in Tamraght:
#1: Warm weather and winter sun
Morocco in December feels like a gentle summer day.
Temperatures stay around 20 to 25°C during the day, and you can sit outside in just a T-shirt. Evenings are cooler, but still mild enough for a light sweater.
You can enjoy beach walks, terrace cafés, and sunsets without freezing. It’s the ideal escape from the European winter.
#2 Prime surf season
December is one of the best months for surfing in Morocco.
Swell is consistent, waves break clean, and there are spots for every level. Beginners get safe beach breaks. Intermediates can try small green waves. Advanced surfers score solid point-break days.
Famous spots near Tamraght and Taghazout include:
- Devil’s Rock
- Croco
- Banana Point
- Anchor Point
If you’ve always wanted a winter surf trip, Christmas is the moment.
#3 A peaceful, relaxed holiday
Morocco is a Muslim-majority country, so Christmas is not a national holiday.
This means no overcrowded shopping malls, no stressful queues, and no pressure to “do it all.”
Instead, you get:
- Quiet streets
- Open cafés and restaurants
- A calm, slow atmosphere
- Time to rest and unplug
You can still celebrate if you want to, but on your own terms.
#4 Plenty to do besides surfing
Don’t worry, Christmas in Tamraght is not only about the waves. You can spend your days exploring the coast, trying local food, or going on short trips.
Here are some options:
- Paradise Valley
- Agadir Souk El Had
- Taghazout village
- Quad biking
- Sandboarding
- Surf skating
- Traditional hammam and massage
- A fun day on the beach
It’s a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.
#5 Great food and warm hospitality
Morocco is famous for its food and welcoming culture. During Christmas, you can enjoy fresh tajines, couscous, grilled fish, pastries, mint tea, and sunsets on the rooftop. Many restaurants in Tamraght, Taghazout, and Agadir stay open.
Some good places to try:
- Casa Hakuna (tapas)
- Zaz (modern Moroccan)
- Ajikol or Timam (local plates)
- Imourane (fresh fish on the beach)
Good food + warm people = the perfect Christmas combination.
Spend Christmas at Let Us Surf
If you want to celebrate Christmas in Morocco, come join us at Let Us Surf.
This year will be our third Christmas hosting guests. And every season has been special, full of good waves, shared meals, rooftop sunsets, and a family atmosphere.
It’s one of our most popular weeks of the year. And did we mention, that we love celebrating together with travelers from around the world?
Ready for a sunny Christmas instead of a snowy one?
Book your stay with us—and come catch a wave or two over the holidays. We’ll save you a seat at the table.