About
Meet Imad and the Tayri team
Tayri Surf is a small surf school in Tamraght, between Taghazout and Agadir. Imad is the head coach.
- Surf school in Tamraght
- Head coach Imad
- Lessons for every level
- Group and private lessons
- Paradise Valley day trips
- Timlaline sunset excursions
- Book on WhatsApp
- Real photos from our trips
Our story
A surf school in a surf village.
Tamraght sits on the coast north of Agadir, with sandy beach breaks for learning and the famous point breaks of Taghazout a few minutes up the road. It is a good place to learn, and a good place to keep surfing once you can.
Tayri Surf is led by head coach Imad. We keep the school small on purpose: you message us, we answer, and the people who answer are the people who will be in the water with you.
Our approach
How we teach
- 01
Small groups, sorted by level
You surf with people at your level, so the coach can give each of you real time in the water instead of shouting from the beach.
- 02
The right beach for the day
Swell, wind and tide change every day on this coast. We check the forecast and choose where and when to surf for your level, not for convenience.
- 03
Learning that lasts
Stance, pop-up and reading the whitewash first. Green waves and turns when you are ready. The goal is that you can keep surfing after your trip.
The team
The coaches
Imad is the head coach of Tayri Surf. These are the coaches you meet on the beach, in their usual warm-up before a lesson.
Safety
Safe in the water
Before you go in
Every lesson starts with a briefing on the sand: how the waves break on that beach, where the current runs, how to hold and leave your board, and how to fall safely.
In the water
Beginners stay in the whitewash, usually at a depth where you can stand. The coach stays close, keeps the group together and tells you when to come in.
Choosing the spot
We only take a group to a beach that suits its level on that day. When the sea is too big for learning, we move to a sheltered beach or change the time.
Equipment
Boards and wetsuits
Beginners learn on long, wide soft-top boards: they float well, they are stable when you stand up and they do not hurt when they hit you. As you progress we move you to shorter, harder boards.
Tell us your height and weight when you book, and we bring a wetsuit and a board that fit.
See lessons and pricesFirst lesson
It starts on the sand.
The first time you meet us is the briefing: the group sits on the beach, the coach shows the moves on land, and only then do you take the board to the water.
