I stayed in Agadir last year at easter for a week.
The beach at Agadir is quite nice but there isn't really any surf there. When i was there, without a board i might add, i went up to a really nice beach break just before taghazoute, you cant miss it but i dont know the name as there is no signposts it might have been Banana beach, where there were two boards for rental from one of the small shops. Most days i caught the bus, but it tends to get pretty crowded and i cant imagine bringing a board on. Oh, and there was loads of pick pocketers, so watch your stuff. The bus goes from agadir pretty much past all the good spots up to taghazoute. If i were you i would rent a car cos i saw some of the best waves i have ever seen further up the coast which was really annoying because i did'nt have a surfboardwith me. Check out boilers if your good but stay away if your a beginner. Morocco is a really cool place to explore and the waves are amazing and it wasnt flat one day while i was there, you could head up the coast all day and surf some grest waves on a good swell. I'd love to go back some time with one of my boards and surf some of the empty waves up past Taghazoute. The only problem would be knowing if the breaks were safe to surf as the surfing population is pretty small in Morocco so must of the waves are empty.
Hope this helps a bit.
You are probably going at the best time of year for some solid swells. Anyway good luck and have a great time!!
) and was just wondering how easy(hard!) it is to get around and to and from the various surf spots ie will i need hire car (im only 21) or is public transport enough...even with boards etc
