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killer point Surf Report

Live conditions

Local time
01:09am

Swell

3ft

Offshore wind

Off

6mph

Falling tide

Low

06:22am

Weather

15°C

13°C

4/3mm wetsuit

Boots

Gloves

Hood

Nearest spots

10 day surf forecast

Today 12 May

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
3ft 8s	2ft 10s	Off 6mph 6mph	2ft 10s	15°C
3ft 8s	2ft 10s	Off 6mph 6mph	2ft 10s	14°C
2ft 6s	2ft 9s	Cross 5mph 4mph	2ft 9s	18°C
2-3ft 5s	2ft 8s	Cross 8mph 5mph	2ft 8s	23°C
2ft 7s	2ft 13s	Cross 13mph 10mph	2ft 13s	24°C
2ft 7s	2ft 10s	On 10mph 10mph	2ft 10s	24°C
1-2ft 7s	2ft 7s	Cross 8mph 10mph	2ft 7s	19°C
2ft 12s	1-2ft 9s	Cross 8mph 9mph	1-2ft 9s	15°C

Tommorrow 13 May

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1-2ft 9s	2-3ft 11s	Cross 11mph 11mph	2-3ft 11s	22°C
0-1ft 6s	0-2ft 9s	Cross 24mph 22mph	0-2ft 9s	24°C
1-3ft 10s	1-2ft 11s	On 25mph 26mph	1-2ft 11s	23°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
2-3ft 11s	2ft 11s	Cross 9mph 8mph	2ft 11s	21°C
2ft 11s	0-1ft 10s	Cross 9mph 7mph	0-1ft 10s	24°C
2ft 11s		Off 7mph 7mph	Flat	25°C

Thursday 15 May

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
5-6ft 8s	1ft 10s	Cross 6mph 5mph	1ft 10s	26°C
2-4ft 9s	1-2ft 10s	Cross 11mph 8mph	1-2ft 10s	29°C
1-2ft 14s	1-2ft 13s	On 9mph 9mph	1-2ft 13s	29°C

Friday 16 May

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1-4ft 10s	1ft 3s	Cross 7mph 5mph	1ft 3s	26°C
1ft 12s	1ft 12s	Cross 9mph 8mph	1ft 12s	29°C
1ft 14s	1-2ft 11s	Cross 8mph 8mph	1-2ft 11s	28°C

Saturday 17 May

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
2ft 13s	1-2ft 10s	Cross 7mph 3mph	1-2ft 10s	27°C
2ft 12s	1ft 11s	Cross 9mph 7mph	1ft 11s	31°C
2ft 12s	1ft 9s	Cross 8mph 8mph	1ft 9s	31°C

Sunday 18 May

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
2-5ft 10s	1-2ft 13s	Cross 6mph 4mph	1-2ft 13s	30°C
2-3ft 13s	2-3ft 12s	Cross 8mph 9mph	2-3ft 12s	34°C
4ft 14s	2ft 12s	On 11mph 10mph	2ft 12s	35°C

Monday 19 May

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
4-7ft 10s	3-4ft 8s	Cross 7mph 5mph	3-4ft 8s	32°C
4ft 11s	2-3ft 6s	Cross 9mph 8mph	2-3ft 6s	34°C
3ft 12s	1-2ft 12s	Cross 8mph 10mph	1-2ft 12s	33°C

Tuesday 20 May

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
3ft 11s	3ft 9s	Cross 9mph 6mph	3ft 9s	25°C
3ft 10s	2-3ft 12s	Cross 13mph 13mph	2-3ft 12s	29°C
3ft 10s	2ft 10s	Off 9mph 10mph	2ft 10s	27°C

Historical data

Location guide

Killer Point in Morocco boasts some of the most challenging but rewarding surfing conditions in the world. The famed point break is located just north of the city of Agadir, within Taghazout Bay. Known for its predominantly right-hand waves, the surf break received its ominous nickname from the killer whales that frequent these waters, and not for its lethal conditions. Nonetheless, surfing at Killer Point isn't for the faint of heart. Powerful swells crashing against the rocky shoreline produce waves that range anywhere from two meters to five meters. These often come in sets, creating consistent opportunities for avid surfers. But these sets can also spell disaster for those who find themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time. The surf break’s enormous waves are frequented by experienced surfers who crave a challenge. The spring and fall months offer the strongest swells and are the best time for skilled surfers to take on Killer Point's break. The surf at Killer Point is greatly influenced by the tide, and high tides usually promise better shapes and longer rides. While offering plenty of excitement, surfing Killer Point can be physically demanding due to the massive paddle out required. Normally, surfers must paddle around 500 meters from the shore to reach the break, battling strong currents along the way. But once they reach the break, the waves offer rides that are fast, hollow, and perfect for executing advanced maneuvers. In summary, Killer Point is a Moroccan gem that presents a thrilling blend of beauty and danger. From its heavy swells to long and powerful waves, it’s a surfing destination that challenges even the most experienced surfers. Yet, after battling the elements to catch that perfect wave, seasoned wave riders will attest that the struggle is more than worth the reward.