Hash Point is a quick village read. It works when the goal is a short check, not a full advanced mission.
30.543° N · 9.713° W
Hash Point
Short Taghazout village point check for a softer session when Anchor Point is too much or too far for the group.
SWELLNW 93°
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01Decision
Hash Point — Conditions
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Best use
Small to medium clean surf with enough room
Ideal wave 0.55–1.5m · 8–14s
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Tide / Wind
Mid tide is usually the safest planning assumption
Offshore wind 50–135°
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Watch
Crowd, wind, mixed levels and changing banks
Travel · 5 min
02The read
Local authority
Hash Point is the mellow village right-hand break in Taghazout — walkable, crowd-tolerant and the useful step between learner beaches and the famous points. This Hash Point guide covers the surf forecast, tide and wind windows, the rock-and-sand setup, progression and family fit, and when to move to Panorama, Banana Point or a Tamraght beach instead. Best for improvers and mixed groups on small-to-medium clean swell when the offshore wind holds.
◆ Local read
Works as a practical village read between Panorama and Anchor, especially when the goal is a quick check rather than a full surf mission.
◆ Quick local note
Use Hash Point for quick Taghazout checks, then escalate or de-escalate based on crowd and tide.
03Why it fits / Avoid when
Why go · when to avoid
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Why it fits
- Fastest meaningful surf check if you are staying in Taghazout village.
- Fun, quick rights when the sand and rock setup lines up.
- Good for dawn, sunset, or a short session around other plans.
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Avoid when
- When the crowd is too thick and the wave turns into village traffic.
- If you are looking for a long wall or a pure beginner beach.
Field notesOpen details
Walkable from central Taghazout in the right setup; easiest when the stay location is Taghazout.
Hash Point Taghazout progression spot with quick village access, softer right-hand checks, rocks, tide and Anchor Point alternatives.
Quick questionsOpen details
Only with coaching or confident progression. Nervous first-timers should start with Crocro, Agadir Beach or a supervised beach lesson.
Open the linked forecast, check wind, swell size, tide timing, crowd pressure, entry/exit and whether your stay location makes the transfer sensible.
Panorama Point, Taghazout Bay, Anchor Point
06Alternatives
Safer backup
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Panorama Point
Softer Taghazout-side progression option south of the village, useful before forcing heavier right points.
- Route fit
- 78%
- Forecast fit
- 72%
- Stay location
- Taghazout
Why it fits: Better than Anchor for mixed groups that need room, softer walls and a calmer first read while still staying close to Taghazout.
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Taghazout Bay
Flexible Taghazout-area decision zone for travelers balancing surf, recovery, beach time and forecast checks.
- Route fit
- 68%
- Forecast fit
- 52%
- Stay location
- Taghazout
Why it fits: Good when the plan is not only one wave: village checks, softer sandbank options, recovery, yoga and short transfers.
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Anchor Point
Madraba / Anchor Point is the famous Taghazout right-hand point: powerful walls, rocks, crowd pressure and high reward only when the read is clean.
- Route fit
- 92%
- Forecast fit
- 86%
- Stay location
- Taghazout
Why it fits: Best when NW swell lines up cleanly, wind stays light, and the surfer is confident with rocks, crowd pressure, entry timing and fast right-hand sections.