A route-check item for advanced surfers, not a general surf-camp recommendation.
30.474° N · 9.670° W
KM11
Technical north-coast reef watch for experienced surfers checking KM11, KM12, La Source and Boilers logic.
SWELLNW 90°
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01Decision
KM11 — Conditions
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Best use
Clean northwest swell, enough period and the right tide window
Ideal wave 0.75–2m · 8–16s
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Tide / Wind
Check the tide window before entry; rock and exit can change fast
Offshore wind 45–135°
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Watch
Rocks, current, entry/exit, crowd and consequence
Travel · 24 min
02The read
Local authority
KM11 is the south Tamraght reef-and-beach break — a useful progression step when Crocro feels too soft and the points feel too heavy. This KM11 guide covers the surf forecast, tide and wind windows, the rock-and-sand setup, progression fit, and how it differs from nearby KM12. Best for intermediates on clean swell with manageable wind; read conditions and the KM12 alternative before committing.
◆ Local read
A route-check item for advanced surfers, not a general surf-camp recommendation.
◆ Quick local note
Experienced surfers comparing technical north-coast reefs.
03Why it fits / Avoid when
Why go · when to avoid
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Why it fits
- Good when Tamraght is the base and you need a stronger option than pure learner beaches.
- Useful for intermediate surfers who want more shape without committing to the serious north-coast reefs.
- Pairs well with KM12 and Devil’s Rock checks when the south bay is changing quickly.
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Avoid when
- If the group is mostly first-timers or still needs soft whitewater space.
- When wind is already making the open south coast messy.
- If the tide leaves too much rock or too little room for a calm exit.
04Session
Board, crowd & base
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Board
Shortboard, fish or controlled midlength depending on size. Beginners should not use it as the default softboard option.
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Crowd
Less famous than the headline spots, but still needs respect because mixed levels can end up in the same takeoff zone.
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Base
Best from Tamraght or Agadir when the forecast gives the south coast enough shape.
Field notesOpen details
Requires drive/check logic from Taghazout or Tamraght and should not be sold as easy.
KM11 Taghazout north surf guide for advanced reef checks, access, wind and alternatives.
Quick questionsOpen details
No. Treat it as an experienced-surfer option and use Crocro, Devil’s Rock, Agadir Beach or Panorama as safer alternatives.
Open the linked forecast, check wind, swell size, tide timing, crowd pressure, entry/exit and whether your stay location makes the transfer sensible.
KM12, La Source, Killer Point
06Alternatives
Safer backup
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KM12
Technical reef check north of Taghazout, useful only inside an experienced reef/point comparison.
- Route fit
- 62%
- Forecast fit
- 56%
- Stay location
- Taghazout
Why it fits: Useful for experienced surfers comparing KM11, KM12, La Source and Boilers when forecast, tide and access are clearly understood.
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La Source
Technical reef-style check north of Taghazout for experienced surfers comparing La Source, Mysteries and Killer Point.
- Route fit
- 66%
- Forecast fit
- 60%
- Stay location
- Taghazout
Why it fits: Only useful when wind, tide and swell line up cleanly and the surfer understands reef timing, entry and exit.
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Killer Point
Long advanced point north of Taghazout for confident surfers accepting paddle, current, rocks and crowd pressure.
- Route fit
- 85%
- Forecast fit
- 79%
- Stay location
- Taghazout
Why it fits: Strong option when clean period, light wind and experienced surfers line up; not a camp default, but a serious free-surf target.