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Anchor Point

Point right · North Morocco · All levels

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Anchor Point surf today

Forecast for Thursday 15 October

Intermediate : Peak's gone, but it's still holding. Go. — Best window: 7h15–10h

Today's score by level (at the day's best, out of 100)

  • Beginner 88
  • Intermediate 70
  • Advanced 35
  • Charger —
  • Waves 1.0 m · 12 s period
  • Wind N 8 km/h (gusts 22 km/h)
  • Tides: ▲ 04:00 · ▲ 17:00

About this spot

One of the world's most famous right-hand point breaks, with long rides (300-500m, up to 2km when linking through Hash Point and Panorama's). Sand/rock bottom, works from 1-1.5m up to 5m+, on N/NW swell with SE-E wind. Experienced surfers only, best season September to April.

North MoroccoPoint rightAll levelsNW → N swell

Spot photos

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Anchor Point in detail

All levels

Ideal for starting out or longboarding. Mellow waves, little current, surf school usually nearby.

Access & landmarks

Easy beach access, parking usually nearby. Ask locally about seasonal currents.

Safety

Wear an appropriate wetsuit. Scout the currents before you paddle out. Respect the locals and right-of-way. Check weather and tides.

Frequently asked about Anchor Point

What tide is best for surfing Anchor Point?

At Anchor Point, tide isn't a deciding factor: the spot stays surfable across most tide states. Focus on the swell and the wind instead.

Is Anchor Point suitable for beginners?

Anchor Point is rather accessible to beginners when the waves stay small and the wind is light. Still, check currents, tide and local guidelines before entering.

What wind is ideal for Anchor Point?

The ideal wind at Anchor Point comes broadly from North-East: it's offshore, which helps shape and hold the waves. A strong onshore wind generally degrades conditions.

What surf spots are near Anchor Point?

Around Anchor Point, you can also check conditions at Panoramas, Panorama Point, Hash Point. Compare the scores, wind and swell direction before choosing where to surf.