Your surf day, without the budget guesswork.

Start with the session you actually need

The listed group lesson is €30 for two hours, with a board, wetsuit and coach included. For that lesson, do not automatically add a separate board and wetsuit rental to your budget. If you want to keep equipment after the lesson, ask about the extra arrangement rather than assuming it is covered.

Private coaching and progression packages are priced on request. There is no confirmed private-session price to insert into a budget here. Explain your experience, dates and goals to the team so they can confirm the appropriate option. A cheaper equipment-only rental is not a substitute for coaching when you need instruction.

Compare rental packages before adding separate items

For a suitable independent session, compare the equipment you need for the same duration. A package can have a different tariff from the sum of its separate items. The current two-hour surf-equipment rates are listed below. Rentals do not list a coach as an inclusion: confirm your level and the appropriate equipment with the team.

• Softboard only: €8 for two hours.
• Hardboard only: €12 for two hours.
• Wetsuit only: €5 for two hours.
• Softboard + wetsuit package: €10 for two hours.
• Hardboard + wetsuit package: €15 for two hours.

Two hours or all day? Check the return time

The listed all-day surf-equipment rates are €13 for a softboard, €17 for a hardboard, €10 for a wetsuit, €15 for a softboard-and-wetsuit package and €20 for a hardboard-and-wetsuit package. These are the listed options, not a rule to apply twice to both parts of a package.

For example, the two-hour softboard-and-wetsuit package is €10; its listed all-day price is €15. That calculation covers the package only, with no coach or travel added. Confirm collection and return times, what ‘all day’ means for your date, any deposit requirements and the terms for damage, late return or a change of plan. Ask separately about multi-day rates; do not multiply a daily price and treat it as a quote.

Keep the rest of your day in a separate budget

Your route to Anza, food and optional shopping depend on your plans. They are not included in the lesson or rental amounts above. Check your outward and return transport directly with the provider you intend to use; this article does not quote taxi fares or promise a Wake Wave transfer.

If you are travelling from elsewhere in Morocco, work out accommodation and the main journey before treating the activity price as the cost of the whole trip. For a local outing, a simple written budget is enough: confirmed session or rental + return travel + food and water + optional spending. You can leave the optional part at zero. Choose an amount that suits your own plans rather than copying an invented ‘average day’ total.

Send a request that gets you a usable total

Booking starts on WhatsApp. Send the team your preferred date, number of people, experience and the lesson or rental you are considering. Include the duration and equipment sizes where relevant. Wait for a clear confirmation rather than making travel plans around an unanswered message.

• Ask for the total for your whole party and the currency payable.
• Check what is included, and any deposit or extra equipment arrangements.
• Confirm the meeting point, start or collection time, and return time.
• Ask about payment arrangements and change or cancellation terms before confirming.