The Surf Window

Devil's Rock

Taghazout, Morocco

Reef breakAdvanced

A dramatic, isolated reef break south of Taghazout named for the ominous volcanic rock formation above the take-off, a powerful, hollow wave that fires in solid NW swells for committed advanced surfers.

Typical Conditions

The Surf Window

Swell Window

N
OptimalW (270°)
WindowSSW–NNW (210°–330°)
Size4-8ft

Wind

NE

Offshore

Tide

Mid to high

LowMidHigh

Season

October–March

JFMAMJJASOND

The Wave

Type

Right (primarily)

Bottom

Sharp rock reef

Shape

Fast, hollow walls, intense take-off

Length

75–125m

Skill Level

  • Who it's for: Advanced
  • Why: Sharp reef, awkward access, and fast wave require solid experience.

Hazards

  • Sharp rock reef
  • Rock scramble entry/exit
  • Remote, limited help available
  • Strong current on bigger swells

Local Tips

  • The intimidating rock formation above the break is a genuine navigational landmark, impossible to miss.
  • One of the lesser-visited breaks in the Taghazout cluster; worth checking when the main points are crowded.

Location

Map showing the location of Devil's Rock in Taghazout, Morocco

30.5244, -9.7064