Can a beginner surf Hash Point?

On a small, clean day yes, but with a caveat: Hash Point breaks over sand with rock underneath, so a beginner belongs on the inside and nowhere near the top of the peak. With any size in it, Panorama Point is the honest answer.

What board should I bring to Hash Point?

For Hash Point, bring an all-round shortboard or a funboard, with a little extra volume for the paddle. We hire boards in the village, so the right one can be waiting instead of you paying an airline to carry yours.

What time of year does Hash Point work best?

Hash Point is at its best from October to March, when the North Atlantic sends the W–NNW groundswell it needs.

How far is Hash Point from Taghazout village?

Hash Point is about 5 minutes by road from Taghazout village. We drive this coast road daily and run the transfer from Agadir Al Massira airport (AGA) ourselves, so the car can be waiting with room for a board.

How cold is the water at Hash Point, and what wetsuit do I need?

The sea off Hash Point runs about 17–19 °C from December to March and 21–23 °C in late summer. That is the figure for this whole stretch of coast rather than a reading taken at the spot, so plan on a 4/3 mm wetsuit in winter and a 3/2 mm or a springsuit in September. Today's measured sea temperature is in the live board above this guide.

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Hash Point surf report & forecast

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Tide times today · Rising ↑

High tide03:522.77 mToday
Low tide10:020.90 mToday
High tide16:162.50 mToday
Low tide22:071.06 mToday

Waxing crescent · Mid-range tides

Tide predictions from the EOT20 tide model, heights above lowest astronomical tide (LAT).

Now · 02:00

Weather

22°

Feels like 23° · Humidity 72%

Rain 0% · Today max 0%

Air quality Dusty — Chergui · PM2.5 17 µg/m³

Waves

0.6m 14s

NW 316°

Swells

0.6 m · 14 sNW 316°
0.3 m · 12 sNW 306°

Wind

7km/h

Gusts 11 · E 87°

Water

20°

Air 21° – 26°

Sun

06:41 · 18:07

UV max 6 · UV 0

Hour by hour

Hash Point · Hour by hour
	Today												Tomorrow
	07:00	08:00	09:00	10:00	11:00	12:00	13:00	14:00	15:00	16:00	17:00	18:00	07:00	08:00	09:00	10:00
Weather°C	21°	21°	22°	22°	22°	22°	22°	22°	24°	26°	25°	23°	20°	21°	21°	22°
Windkm/h · Gusts	69 · NE	58 · NE	69 · S	611 · SW	914 · W	1014 · NW	1014 · NW	1216 · NW	1419 · NW	1419 · NW	1318 · NW	1014 · NW	57 · NE	37 · NE	58 · S	510 · SW
Wavesm · Period	0.514s	0.514s	0.614s	0.714s	0.814s	0.814s	0.914s	0.914s	0.912s	0.912s	0.912s	0.912s	0.912s	0.812s	0.711s	0.811s
Swellsm · s	0.5 14s0.4 11s	0.5 14s0.4 8s	0.6 14s0.5 7s	0.7 14s0.3 7s	0.8 14s0.2 9s	0.8 14s0.1 9s0.1 1s	0.9 14s0.1 2s0.1 9s	0.9 14s0.2 2s0.1 9s	0.9 12s0.2 2s0.1 8s	0.9 12s0.2 2s	0.9 12s0.1 2s	0.9 12s0.1 2s	0.9 12s0.2 6s	0.8 12s0.2 10s	0.7 11s0.3 13s	0.8 11s0.3 13s
Tidem	1.8↓	1.3↓	1.0↓	0.9↑	1.0↑	1.3↑	1.7↑	2.1↑	2.4↑	2.5↓	2.5↓	2.2↓	2.1↓	1.7↓	1.3↓	1.1↓
Rain · UV%	0·0	0·1	0·2	0·4	0·5	0·6	0·6	0·6	0·5	0·3	0·2	0·0	0·0	0·1	0·2	0·3

Hash Point · Hour by hour
Hour by hour	Weather°C · Rain	Windkm/h · Gusts	WavesPeriod · Swells	Tidem
Today
07:00	21°0%	69 · NE	0.5m14s0.5 14s0.4 11s	1.8↓
08:00	21°0%	58 · NE	0.5m14s0.5 14s0.4 8s	1.3↓
09:00	22°0%	69 · S	0.6m14s0.6 14s0.5 7s	1.0↓
10:00	22°0%	611 · SW	0.7m14s0.7 14s0.3 7s	0.9↑
11:00	22°0%	914 · W	0.8m14s0.8 14s0.2 9s	1.0↑
12:00	22°0%	1014 · NW	0.8m14s0.8 14s0.1 9s0.1 1s	1.3↑
13:00	22°0%	1014 · NW	0.9m14s0.9 14s0.1 2s0.1 9s	1.7↑
14:00	22°0%	1216 · NW	0.9m14s0.9 14s0.2 2s0.1 9s	2.1↑
15:00	24°0%	1419 · NW	0.9m12s0.9 12s0.2 2s0.1 8s	2.4↑
16:00	26°0%	1419 · NW	0.9m12s0.9 12s0.2 2s	2.5↓
17:00	25°0%	1318 · NW	0.9m12s0.9 12s0.1 2s	2.5↓
18:00	23°0%	1014 · NW	0.9m12s0.9 12s0.1 2s	2.2↓
Tomorrow
07:00	20°0%	57 · NE	0.9m12s0.9 12s0.2 6s	2.1↓
08:00	21°0%	37 · NE	0.8m12s0.8 12s0.2 10s	1.7↓
09:00	21°0%	58 · S	0.7m11s0.7 11s0.3 13s	1.3↓
10:00	22°0%	510 · SW	0.8m11s0.8 11s0.3 13s	1.1↓

Day by day

Hash Point · Day by day
Day	Weather°C	Windkm/h	Wavesm · Period	Water°C
Today	21–26°Rain 0%	5–14Gusts 19	0.5–0.9m13 s	20°
Tomorrow	20–25°Rain 0%	3–15Gusts 20	0.7–1.0m13 s	20°
Sat 17	20–25°Rain 0%	5–18Gusts 25	0.8–0.9m13 s	20°
Sun 18	19–24°Rain 0%	3–29Gusts 40	0.8–0.9m11 s	20°
Mon 19	19–22°Rain 3%	8–14Gusts 18	0.9–1.0m10 s	20°
Tue 20	20–22°Rain 12%	5–10Gusts 13	0.6–0.7m13 s	20°
Wed 21	20–22°Rain 18%	7–12Gusts 20	0.6–0.7m13 s	20°

All spots · Today 07:00

All spots · Today 07:00
Spot	Weather	Windkm/h · Gusts	Wavesm · Period	Water
Taghazout Bay	21°	69	0.5m14s	20°
Anchor Point	21°	69	0.5m14s	20°
Hash Point	21°	69	0.5m14s	20°
Panorama Point	21°	79	0.5m14s	20°
La Source	21°	69	0.5m14s	20°
Mysteries	21°	69	0.6m14s	20°
Killer Point	22°	69	0.6m14s	20°
Banana Point	21°	710	0.5m14s	20°
Devil’s Rock	21°	710	0.5m14s	20°
Cro-Cro	21°	710	0.6m14s	20°

All spots · Today 07:00
Spot	Weather	Windkm/h · Gusts	Wavesm · Period	Water
KM11	21°	710	0.6m14s	20°
KM12	21°	710	0.6m14s	20°
Boilers	20°	912	0.7m14s	20°
Dracula’s	19°	911	0.7m14s	19°
Tamri	19°	68	0.7m14s	19°
Anza	21°	79	0.5m14s	20°
Tamraght	21°	710	0.5m14s	20°
Agadir Beach	21°	68	0.5m14s	20°
Imsouane Bay	20°	57	0.8m14s	20°
Imsouane Cathedral	20°	57	0.8m14s	20°

✓ Model check: NOAA WaveWatch III independently agrees with this swell rhythm (next 3 days) — higher confidence.

Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0) · Based on data from MET Norway · Wave model: Open-Meteo, cross-checked against NOAA WaveWatch III via PacIOOS

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Spot guide

Hash Point surf guide: the wave, the tide and who it suits

What Hash Point actually does with a swell, which tide it needs, and the surfer it suits. Checked against published surf references and our own sessions on 20 September 2026.

Wave type: village point
Level: Progression
Best for: Quick softer village session when Anchor is too much
Access: Walkable village check · 5 min
Ideal wave height: 0.6–1.5 m
Ideal swell period: 8–14 s
Offshore wind: 50°–135°
Wind to avoid: 235°–330°

What kind of wave is Hash Point?

Hash Point is a right-hand point break over sand with rock underneath. Hash Point needs a swell from W–NNW (270°–330°) at 0.6–1.5 m and 8–14 s to switch on. The wind decides as much as the swell: Hash Point holds its shape from the NE–SE sector (50°–135°) and goes ragged once it swings onshore. Hash Point breaks directly below the village dunes, which is why the first surf travellers here walked to it instead of making the trek up to Anchor Point.

What tide does Hash Point work on?

Hash Point works best from mid to high tide. Hash Point will give you a wave at any tide, but the shape tightens up as the water fills in. You can enter Hash Point off the sand or off the rocks depending on where the bank has moved.

Who should surf Hash Point, and how busy is it?

Hash Point suits beginners and intermediates. Hash Point is busy most mornings because the surf schools work here, so the early session is the calm one. At Hash Point the things to watch are rock zones on the inside. If Hash Point is too big, too crowded or simply wrong on the day, Panorama Point is the nearest useful swap, and a guided session from our own desk puts a local in the water with you rather than sending you out cold.

Spot facts checked against published surf references and our own sessions, 20 September 2026. The live numbers above update continuously.

Hash surf forecast — quick questions

Can a beginner surf Hash Point?: On a small, clean day yes, but with a caveat: Hash Point breaks over sand with rock underneath, so a beginner belongs on the inside and nowhere near the top of the peak. With any size in it, Panorama Point is the honest answer.
What board should I bring to Hash Point?: For Hash Point, bring an all-round shortboard or a funboard, with a little extra volume for the paddle. We hire boards in the village, so the right one can be waiting instead of you paying an airline to carry yours.
What time of year does Hash Point work best?: Hash Point is at its best from October to March, when the North Atlantic sends the W–NNW groundswell it needs.
How far is Hash Point from Taghazout village?: Hash Point is about 5 minutes by road from Taghazout village. We drive this coast road daily and run the transfer from Agadir Al Massira airport (AGA) ourselves, so the car can be waiting with room for a board.
How cold is the water at Hash Point, and what wetsuit do I need?: The sea off Hash Point runs about 17–19 °C from December to March and 21–23 °C in late summer. That is the figure for this whole stretch of coast rather than a reading taken at the spot, so plan on a 4/3 mm wetsuit in winter and a 3/2 mm or a springsuit in September. Today's measured sea temperature is in the live board above this guide.

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