Surf Camps in Mirleft: The Complete List
Last Updated on 9th November 2025 by Jessie
Searching for a surf camp in Mirleft? This guide lists local options offering all-in-one surf and stay packages – perfect for a relaxed, wave-filled escape on Morocco’s Atlantic coast.
Mirleft is a little more remote than the other surf villages in Morocco. The surf spots are a bit of a trek from the centre of town. So hiring boards, organising transport and scouting the best waves of the day can be a bit of a mission. It’s well worth booking in at a surf camp for the whole shebang and letting the locals take care of everything for you. Here is the complete list of surf camps in Mirleft.
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Surf Camps in Mirleft
Spot-M
Spot-M has loads of accommodation options, suitable for couples, groups or solo travellers. Their 5-bedroom guesthouse offers private double rooms or dorms, or you can opt to stay at their poolside villa.
You can tailor your surf package however you please. With no minimum stays, optional surf lessons or surf guiding and the ability to opt-in to in-house meals.
Spot-M sets themselves apart from the other surf camps in Mirleft, with a surf shop and cafe taking prime real estate down at Plage Tamhrouchte. If you’ve opted out of the surf camp experience, it’s still a great spot to rent boards and surf gear without the hassle of lugging it down to the beach.
Prices
- A 6-day all-inclusive stay starts at €615 per person.
Hey Ola
Hey Ola is one of the most renowned local surf camps in Mirleft for all-inclusive surf holiday packages. The two-bedroom apartment sleeps four, so it’s a great option for a family or a group of friends travelling together.
Hey Ola offers a 6-day surf package that includes accommodation, all meals, twice-daily surf sessions and other excursions to local attractions. You can opt for surf guiding and transport to the best local spots, or tailored lessons if you’re more of a beginner.
If you’re just after surfboard and wetsuit hire, or the occasional lesson, drop into Hey Ola’s surf shop on the main street of Mirleft.
Prices
- 6-day all-inclusive packages start at €580 per person. Or you can contact Hey Ola for a customised trip.
Mirleft Surf Camp
Mirleft Surf Camp is one of the best options for solo travellers looking to meet like-minded pals. They have a brand-new Riad with two outdoor terraces and an open courtyard, just a 5-minute walk from the ocean.
Mirleft Surf Camp offers a standard 6-day surf package that includes accommodation, meals, morning and arvo surfs, local activities, and transfers to and from Agadir airport. They also have options for families, and are open to customised trips.
The owners of Mirleft Surf Camp also run Mi-Right Surf Shop. Situated on the main street, you can drop in for surfboard and gear hire or book in for a lesson or two.
Prices
- The 6-day all-inclusive package starts at €680, with your choice of surf lessons or surf guiding.
Mirleft Surf Houses
Whilst the below aren’t technically surf camps, they are well worth a mention for those seeking surf-adjacent accommodation.
The Line Up
The Line Up isn’t a standalone surf camp – they don’t offer in-house surf lessons. However, they team up with the guys at Spot-M to offer surf packages that can be booked alongside your stay.
The Line Up is a swanky little surf house and hostel in the heart of Mirleft. The decor is stunning, combining elements of modern coastal home with traditional Moroccan furnishings to hit that perfect blend of surf village charm à la Maroc. And the space is small, allowing for an intimate, substitute family-feel with the other guests.
For those in need of a stretch to counterbalance their hours in the surf, The Line Up offers yoga classes on their terrace and at the beach – open to guests and non-guests alike. You can check out the timetable and book online, then pay in cash.
The dorm prices are more than reasonable for the quality. As such, The Line Up makes my list of the best budget places to stay in Mirleft.
They occasionally host retreats, so keep an eye on their socials for upcoming offerings!
Prices
- Prices start at 100-150dh (€10-€15) per person, per night for accommodation.
- Breakfast and dinner included.
Allma Ocean House
Allma Ocean House is in a realm of its own when it comes to surf houses in Mirleft. The beautiful Mediterranean-esque guest house sits perched on a clifftop, with a pool and outdoor terrace providing the most incredible views of the Atlantic Ocean below.
Allma Ocean House is primarily a bed and breakfast guesthouse. However, extras like home-cooked dinners, surf lessons, surf guiding and yoga classes can be booked à la carte – so guests can tailor their stay to their needs.
Allma Ocean House also hosts curated surf, yoga and meditation retreats throughout the year. Often these are for women only, collaborating with different yoga instructors and wellness practitioners to host the week-long experiences.
Prices
- Nightly rates start at €105 for a double room, with breakfast included.
- Week-long Surf and Yoga or Yoga and Meditation Immersion retreats start at €990 per person, with all meals and activities included.
Endless Surf Mirleft
Mirleft doesn’t seem to be in shortage of beautiful guesthouses. Endless Surf Mirleft is another funky little surf house with two rooftop terraces perfect for a little post-surf chill time. The guesthouse is situated in the centre of town, just a few minutes walk from all the best cafes and restaurants.
You can book Endless Surf Mirleft as accommodation only, or opt-in for a 7-day surf package with meals included. Or if you don’t want the full commitment, you can purchase individual surf lessons or guiding sessions, or hire a board in-house.
Prices
- Individual surf lessons cost €25 per person for 2 hours, with gear included.
- Prices for 7-day surf packages are available on request.
For more local tips and tricks in Mirleft, check out my village guides.
More tips:
- Best Surf Camps in Taghazout
- Best Surf Camps in Tamraght
- Best Surf Camps in Imsouane
- Top Things to Do in Mirleft
- Best Cafes and Restaurants in Mirleft
FAQs for Mirleft Surf Camps
Is Mirleft a good surf destination for beginners?
Yes, Mirleft is a great spot for beginner surfers, thanks to its uncrowded beaches and mellow waves. Breaks like Plage Imin Tourga offer soft beach entries and consistent conditions that are perfect for learning. Most surf camps in Mirleft tailor lessons to all levels and provide personalised coaching in small groups.
When is the best time to surf in Mirleft?
The best surf season in Mirleft is from October to March, when Atlantic swells are strongest and most consistent.
– Winter (Nov–Feb) is ideal for intermediate and advanced surfers with bigger swells.
– Autumn and spring offer reliable conditions and fewer crowds.
– Summer (June–August) is warm but generally has smaller waves — great for beginners or longboarders.
How much does a surf camp in Mirleft cost?
Surf camps in Mirleft are generally more affordable than those in more famous surf towns like Taghazout. A week-long surf camp usually costs €350–€600, depending on the level of accommodation, season, and extras (like yoga or private rooms).
Budget travellers can find shorter packages or surf-and-stay deals at even lower prices.
Is Mirleft less crowded than other surf villages in Morocco?
Yes – and that’s part of its charm. Unlike busier surf hubs like Taghazout or Imsouane, Mirleft offers quieter beaches, fewer crowds in the water, and a more relaxed atmosphere. It’s ideal for surfers seeking space, solitude, and a deeper local experience. This makes it a hidden gem on Morocco’s southern coast.
Can you rent surfboards and wetsuits in Mirleft without staying at a surf camp?
Absolutely. Daily and weekly rental rates are available, and many surf shops offer flexible gear swaps based on surf conditions. Check out my full list of surf shops in Mirleft providing surfboard and gear rentals.
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