Yoga Classes in Taghazout: The Complete List

Last Updated on 27th January 2026 by Jessie

A short overview of all yoga classes on offer in Taghazout, including weekly schedules, pricing and class packages. 

I feel like every second woman I meet in Taghazout or Tamraght is a yoga teacher, so there’s certainly no shortage of yoga classes in the area. As with all booming coastal towns, wherever the surfers go, the yogis soon follow. 

Whether you’re desperate for a little post-surf stretch or you’re looking for something beyond the waves to pass your time, here’s a list of all the studios offering drop-in yoga classes in Taghazout.

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In-House Yoga Classes

Your first port of call for yoga classes in Taghazout is at your hostel or surf camp. Most hostels will offer rooftop yoga classes as an additional add-on. They usually charge about 100dh-150dh (€10-€15). If not, they’ll be able to point you in the direction – maybe to a fellow hostel that they’re in cahoots with. 

See Best Hostels in Taghazout. 

Almost all surf camps in Taghazout will include daily yoga sessions in their week-long packages. Usually, it’s a sunset session on the rooftop to unwind after a day in the surf. 

See Best Surf Camps in Taghazout. 

Or if you’d rather yoga to be the predominant focus of your holiday, with a little surfing thrown in on the side, there are a couple of companies running full-on yoga retreats in Taghazout. 

Local Vs Foreign Yoga Instructors

There are far fewer Moroccan yoga teachers in Taghazout than foreign teachers, but if you have the opportunity, it’s best to support the locals when you can. Surf camps tend to have a preference for European/Australian/etc. yoga teachers, perceiving them to be more legitimate in their practice. Which doesn’t add up, as yoga is no more inherent to our cultures than it is to Moroccans’. 

The paid positions tend to be filled by expats, making it difficult for local instructors to find work. The situation is amplified by foreigners moving here and setting up their own yoga studios or retreats – removing all opportunity for money to flow back into the local community. Not to mention the impact this has on the rental market and cost of living as wealthier expats hike the prices up. 

I feel a bit hypocritical, as most of the yoga studios I’ve listed below employ foreign instructors. But it’s something to be mindful of as a visitor to Morocco. And if you’re an expat hoping to capitalise on Tamraght and Taghazout’s booming tourism industry, perhaps take a moment to reconsider.

Amouage 

With prime location on the beachfront, Amouage is one of the boujiest hotels in Taghazout. On the top floor, they have a big, beautiful yoga shala with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the ocean. Non-guests are welcome to attend their drop-in yoga classes. 

Amouage offers several yoga classes per day, almost always including a sunrise and sunset session. Classes range in style, including Ashtanga, Vinyasa Flow, Kundalini, Hatha, and Yin yoga. Amouage also runs breathwork sessions twice a week. And they offer private 90-minute aerial yoga, sound bath and meditation sessions on request. 

See Amouage’s weekly yoga schedule. 

Prices:

• 150dh (€15) per 1-hour class, or 120dh €12) if you pre-purchase class tokens in advance. 
• 220dh (€22) per 90-minute class. 
• 800dh (€80) for a private yoga session, and 200dh (€20) for each additional guest. 
• 450dh (€45) for 1.5 hour breathwork class. 
• 950dh (€95) for private aerial yoga and sound bath. 

Dfrost

Next door to Amouage, you’ll find DFrost – another beautiful boutique hotel. They offer twice-daily (except Thursdays) yoga classes on the rooftop terrace that are open to the public. At sunrise, they teach advanced Vinyasa Flow, and sunset is a Restorative Flow. 

Book online or arrive 15 minutes early to pay at reception. Or find out more about their Surf and Yoga Packages. 

Prices:

• 110dh (€11) per class. 
• 900dh (€90) for 6 days of twice-daily yoga classes. 

Surf Berbere

Surf Berbere is one of the OG surf camps in Taghazout. They offer complete surf and yoga packages, but also welcome non-guests for drop-in yoga sessions on their rooftop overlooking Hash Point. They teach just one class a day at 6.30pm. The classes are a mix of Vinyasa and Ashtanga with a focus on recovery. 

Price:

• 100dh (€10) per class. 

If you’re willing to head 10 minutes down the road, there are loads more Yoga Classes in Tamraght. 

For more tips, see:

• Coworking Spaces in Taghazout
• Taghazout to Essaouira Travel Itinerary
• Taghazout Skatepark
• Hammams in Taghazout
• Cooking Classes in Tamraght and Taghazout

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