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Taghazout: el ambiente

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El veredicto

Dividido · 48Panorama mixto: el surf y una vida relativamente barata atraen a la gente, pero muchos visitantes de larga data dicen que las aglomeraciones, la agresividad en el surf y la comercialización han empeorado mucho.

La gente elogia
  • calidad de las olas
  • ambiente relajado de la costa
  • café en Tamraght
  • buenas opciones de coliving
  • comida asequible local
La gente advierte de
  • aglomeraciones en el agua
  • agresividad en el surf
  • turismo masivo y campamentos
  • presión de los vendedores
  • precios altos en restaurantes
  • Solía ser tranquilo y poco concurrido, ahora parece saturado
  • La etiqueta en el pico es mala y puede ser peligrosa
  • Las tiendas y restaurantes locales son más baratos que los sitios turísticos
  • Safi o Tamraght cercanas podrían ofrecer alternativas más tranquilas
  • Merece la pena combinarlo con otras zonas de Marruecos en lugar de quedarse en un solo sitio

Leído de 8 vídeos, 40 comentarios y 0 publicaciones el 2026-11-07; el resumen lo escribe un modelo de lenguaje y puede malinterpretar el sarcasmo.

Reproduciendo

Taghazout (Morocco)… A Surf Town Review.

Dan Harmon · 153K visualizaciones · 2025

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Lo que dijeron los espectadores

  • “Planning a surf trip? Book a call with me today: https://realsurftravel.com/surf-travel-consultancy/”

  • “I was literally telling my buddy over lunch today how insane the crowds and surf camps are.. there is simply no etiquette in the water and its frustrating and dangerous. I was there for 6 weeks this winter and really struggled to find any r”

    ♥ 107 me gusta

  • “I lived there 24yrs ago, loved the place, was very primitive but you could still get uncrowded waves at anchor point and some of the other spots like bananas weren’t even surfed!”

    ♥ 8 me gusta

  • “I was in Taghazout 17 years ago. All the house at Anchors pretty much didn't exist. On fridays (which for the muslims is basically the sunday) all Cafès and shops were closed. A local fishermen saw us struggling to find a shop for water and”

    ♥ 20 me gusta

  • “I think there is a big problem in Taghazout nowadays: tourists (surfers) are not respectful and very aggressive. We Moroccans are very welcoming as a people and as a surf crowd - but I am now advocating localism to "clean the mood". 45 y o ”

    ♥ 60 me gusta

  • “I went there about three times about 10 - 15 years ago. Felt quite busy in the water even back then, quite a bit of agro as well. Make sure you check out the rest of Morocco too it’s a beautiful country.”

    ♥ 2 me gusta

  • “I understand your frustration. Safi (head of the snake) is a spot to consider with probably less crowd. Thanks for the video!”

    ♥ 1 me gusta

  • “was there 10 years ago. lots of good waves. best bet is leave taghazout immediately unless you get big anchor point as in 10 plus faces. cause if your good. you will get. some. there are great challenging. waves in Morocco just get out of t”

    ♥ 12 me gusta

  • “Love this type of video Dan. Would also be great to see a “best destinations for a university surf trip” at some point as well!”

    ♥ 9 me gusta

  • “I used to travel to Taghazout during every winter semester holidays (FEB) with some friends. Back then it was almost only just us and a couple of other guys in the water. Never was it this crowded and unorganized in the water. This was 17 y”

    ♥ 11 me gusta

Encontrado con una búsqueda en YouTube de la ciudad y “digital nomad”, recogido el 2026-11-07; los títulos, descripciones y comentarios son de sus autores y enlazan al original.

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