How to Find Package Details or Contact Surf Berbere About a Taghazout Surf Holiday

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Start on the Surf Berbere homepage (surfberbere.com) and use the "VIEW SURF HOLIDAYS" link in the "MOROCCO SURF HOLIDAYS" section to reach the package pages. Each package listed there has its own "FIND OUT MORE" link. If none of the packages fit, the site directs you to get in touch with the camp directly to discuss a tailored holiday. The site does not publish a separate contact page, email address, or phone number in the available content, so the enquiry route is the general "get in touch" option referenced on the homepage rather than a listed contact form.

Package pages linked from the surf holidays section

The homepage names three packages, each with a "FIND OUT MORE" link:

Package What the site says is included Who it's for
Surf School Package All-inclusive week of surf lessons, kit hire, and meals; stay at the seafront camp on Hash Point Beginners with less than 4 weeks of surfing experience
Surf & Yoga Package Surf lessons plus a sunset yoga class to stretch and de-stress Beginners with less than 4 weeks of surfing experience
Become A Surf Instructor 4-week course to become a qualified Level 1 surf instructor and lifeguard; accommodation, surf kit, and coaching included People who want to become pro surfers

The site also mentions apartment rentals for independent groups and families, and twice-yearly surf instructor courses. Daily yoga takes place in a waterfront open-air studio, and meals are prepared at the on-site Hash Point Cafe. Prices, dates, and booking terms are not stated in the available content, so confirm those on the individual package pages or in your enquiry.

Contacting the camp when no package fits

The homepage explicitly invites readers to "just get in touch with us to see if we can help you have the perfect surf holiday in Taghazout" if the listed options aren't right. Before you enquire, prepare:

  • Your surf level — the packages are split by experience (beginners under 4 weeks vs. experienced surfers seeking guiding), so state yours clearly.
  • Group type — solo, couple, family, or independent group, since apartment rentals are offered separately from the camp packages.
  • Dates and length of stay — the site describes year-round sunshine and waves but does not list seasonal pricing.
  • Whether you want yoga or instructor training — these are separate packages, not add-ons described on the homepage.

Locating the camp

The camp is described as the pink building on the Taghazout seafront, right on Hash Point in the heart of the village. Taghazout is a small fishing village known for its surf spots and year-round sunshine. Use this location reference if you need to confirm the meeting point or arrange arrival details in your enquiry.

What to check before booking

The homepage does not state prices, deposit terms, or cancellation policies. Treat the package descriptions as a starting point and confirm costs, availability, and what "all inclusive" covers (for example, whether airport transfers are included) directly with the camp. For experienced surfers, ask specifically about the surf guiding schedule, since the site separates coaching for beginners from guiding for advanced surfers.