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banana point Surf Report

Live conditions

Local time
10:48pm

Swell

8ft

Cross wind

Cross

4mph

5mph

Falling tide

Low

11:12pm

Weather

17°C

16°C

3/2mm wetsuit

Boots

Gloves

Hood

Nearest spots

10 day surf forecast

Today 20 Apr

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
5ft 9s	2-3ft 10s	Cross 4mph 5mph	2-3ft 10s	14°C
4-5ft 10s	2ft 11s	Cross 5mph 5mph	2ft 11s	13°C
4-5ft 10s	2-3ft 12s	Off 5mph 5mph	2-3ft 12s	16°C
5-6ft 10s	3ft 12s	Cross 8mph 8mph	3ft 12s	21°C
6-7ft 9s	3ft 11s	Cross 7mph 9mph	3ft 11s	25°C
7-8ft 9s	2-3ft 11s	Off 8mph 9mph	2-3ft 11s	25°C
8-9ft 9s	1ft 14s	Cross 6mph 7mph	1ft 14s	20°C
7-8ft 9s	1-2ft 14s	Cross 3mph 4mph	1-2ft 14s	16°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
5ft 9s	2ft 12s	Cross 7mph 7mph	2ft 12s	23°C
3-4ft 10s	2ft 12s	Cross 9mph 8mph	2ft 12s	26°C
3-4ft 9s	1ft 12s	Cross 7mph 8mph	1ft 12s	26°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
4ft 8s	1ft 11s	Cross 6mph 3mph	1ft 11s	25°C
3-4ft 8s	1ft 12s	Cross 9mph 7mph	1ft 12s	28°C
4-6ft 8s	1ft 13s	On 6mph 9mph	1ft 13s	29°C

Wednesday 23 Apr

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
4ft 8s	1ft 14s	Cross 8mph 5mph	1ft 14s	22°C
4ft 8s	1-2ft 8s	Cross 10mph 7mph	1-2ft 8s	24°C
4ft 9s	1-2ft 4s	Cross 8mph 7mph	1-2ft 4s	23°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
3ft 8s	1ft 13s	Cross 6mph 3mph	1ft 13s	22°C
3ft 8s	1ft 13s	Cross 11mph 9mph	1ft 13s	25°C
3ft 9s	1ft 14s	Cross 10mph 10mph	1ft 14s	25°C

Friday 25 Apr

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
3ft 9s	2-3ft 13s	Cross 8mph 6mph	2-3ft 13s	25°C
3-4ft 12s	3ft 9s	Cross 10mph 9mph	3ft 9s	28°C
4ft 11s	3ft 12s	Cross 8mph 9mph	3ft 12s	28°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
4ft 9s	3ft 12s	Cross 6mph 5mph	3ft 12s	28°C
4ft 9s	3ft 12s	Cross 9mph 8mph	3ft 12s	30°C
4ft 8s	3ft 12s	Cross 7mph 6mph	3ft 12s	29°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
3ft 11s	3ft 9s	Cross 7mph 4mph	3ft 9s	27°C
3ft 11s	3ft 9s	Cross 9mph 7mph	3ft 9s	29°C
3ft 12s	3ft 8s	Cross 8mph 7mph	3ft 8s	28°C

Monday 28 Apr

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
4ft 8s	2ft 11s	Cross 7mph 4mph	2ft 11s	28°C
3-4ft 8s	1ft 11s	Cross 9mph 7mph	1ft 11s	33°C
4-6ft 8s	1-2ft 11s	Cross 6mph 5mph	1-2ft 11s	31°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
5ft 9s	1ft 3s	Cross 9mph 5mph	1ft 3s	26°C
5ft 9s	1ft 3s	Cross 8mph 5mph	1ft 3s	26°C
5-6ft 9s	0-1ft 10s	Cross 7mph 4mph	0-1ft 10s	24°C

Historical data

Location guide

Banana Point in Morocco is renowned for its surfing conditions favored by both beginners and professional surfers. It is located near the Agadir region, specifically in Taghazout village, a place famous for its expanding surfing culture. The surf spot gets its charming name from the banana plantations that sprawl across the nearby land, offering a breathtaking view while out on the water. One of the fantastic features of Banana Point is that its waves are consistent throughout the year. This regularity is thanks in part to its exposure to the North Atlantic swells - the primary swell source - which cause the waves to roll in consistently. The waves are usually right-handers, enticing surfers with their smooth formation. The point has been a favored training ground for newbie surfers due to its soft, forgiving waves. For the more seasoned surfers, it's the winter months that bring the most exciting conditions. The swells tend to be more significant and more powerful at this time, creating waves that can reach up to 12 feet in height. Conditions can vary, but generally, the rideable wave size can start from 2 feet and upwards, leaving practically no day without surf. The spot itself is protected from northerly winds and can handle more than average winds which may make other spots less appealing. Plus, the sandy beach makes for a safe and pleasant paddle out back, and the absence of rips and currents make the water relatively safe. However, it’s still important for surfers to remain wary of their surroundings and aware of their capabilities. It’s also worth noting that the Moroccan sun can be quite intense, especially during summer, so don’t forget sun protection. In terms of crowd, Banana Point does attract a good number of surfers, especially on weekends and holidays. Nevertheless, the congeniality between surfers is heartening, helping to maintain a friendly vibe in the lineup. So, whether you're a seasoned surfer looking for winter thrills or a beginner looking to cut your teeth on a warm, consistent break, Banana Point is just the place for a memorable surfing experience. Its positive points far outweigh any possible downsides, making it a must-go destination for any surfer.