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Hash Point
Short Taghazout village point check for a softer session when Anchor Point is too much or too far for the group.
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AreaTaghazout village / MadrabaWavevillage pointStay locationTaghazout
Spot guide
Surf spot decision guide
Read the spot, then open forecast and Live Ocean before moving the group.
Choose it when
Progression surfers who want a Taghazout village wave without jumping straight to Anchor.
Skip it when
Avoid if the lineup is crowded, too shallow, or the forecast does not show enough clean wall to justify it.
Stay location and next step
Works as a practical village read between Panorama and Anchor, especially when the goal is a quick check rather than a full surf mission.
Best stay base · Taghazout
Stay location matters as much as the wave name: transfer time, group level and forecast decide whether this spot fits the day.
Nearby surf cluster
Compare the closest alternatives before forcing the famous name.
Local safety note Check level, access, wind, tide, nearby stay location and safer fallback before booking.
Decision
Hash Point · Progression
Useful for quick checks, mellow progression and a village surf rhythm before moving north or south.
- Level
- Progression
- Stay location
- Taghazout
- Area
- Taghazout village / Madraba
- Wave
- village point
- Forecast
- Exact forecast link available for this spot.
Best for
Progression surfers who want a Taghazout village wave without jumping straight to Anchor.
Avoid when
Avoid if the lineup is crowded, too shallow, or the forecast does not show enough clean wall to justify it.
Watch
Rocks, short takeoff crowd, shallow sections and tide changes.
Field notesOpen details
Works as a practical village read between Panorama and Anchor, especially when the goal is a quick check rather than a full surf mission.
Hash Point is a quick village read. It works when the goal is a short check, not a full advanced mission.
Shallow sections and crowd are the main filters. If it looks too short or tense, move to Panorama or Tamraght.
Use Hash Point for quick Taghazout checks, then escalate or de-escalate based on crowd and tide.
Walkable from central Taghazout in the right setup; easiest when the stay location is Taghazout.
Machine-readable forecast summary for search systems and AI assistants. /weather-data/hash-point/
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
Alternatives
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1
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.
2
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.
3
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.