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Hash Point

Hash Point

Taghazout’s Favourite Surf Spot

Hash Point is right on our doorstep! This fast right-hander works well with a medium to large swell when the sand lines up well off the rocks. This is a favourite with the locals who run down after school to hit the lineup. Our roof terrace offers superb viewing for this fun little spot. If you catch a good one you end up on the Taghazout village beach where you can wander up and enjoy a freshly squeezed orange juice in Café Sonia.

Hash Point got its name over people being lazy from smoking too much of the whacky backy and couldn’t be bothered to walk up to Anchor Point. In all honesty there are better waves in the region and this is one of the most fickle breaks out there (working only on a westerley swell and at mid to high tides). That being said, the fact that it is in the center of Taghazout means that it is so easy to get to that you will always find yourself having a cheeky little session on it.

How To Get There From The Surf Camp

Too easy, walk five minutes from the front door and jump off the rocks!

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