The Moja

This is The MOJA
come alone

We'll fix that

A surf & sport house in Tamraght where strangers share waves, meals, sunsets, terrible jokes and somehow become a little family before the week is over.

So …
what’s the plan?

A full week of surf and yoga? A quick long weekend? Or a Triathlon camp ?
Choose your battles

surf is only part of the story

Yes, you’ll surf.
But then someone suggests sunset at the skatepark.
Or Paradise Valley.
Or the souk.
Or sandboarding.
Or a walk through Tamraght for crêpes.
Or a night swim that absolutely wasn’t on the schedule.
That’s kind of the point.
No two weeks at The Moja are exactly the same.

Road Trip to Imsouane

Boards on the roof. Music on. Let's go. We head up the coast to Imsouane, a little fishing village famous for very, very long waves, and a chilled vibe. On the way back we may do some sandboarding too in the sand dunes.

Paradise valley

Swap salt water for mountains for the day. Hike through Palm trees and rocky canyons, swim in natural pools, and have lunch at a local berber family … Welcome to Paradise Valley.

Get lost in the Souk

We’ll take you into Agadir's Market. Spices. Fruit. Clothes. Ceramics. Argan oil. Random things you definitely didn't need but somehow bought anyway. Bring cash, and maybe leave a little room in your suitcase.

E-Bike Tour

We know a spot bro! Explore the coast, hills, villages, and hidden gems around Tamraght without completely destroying your legs.

YOU COULD KEEP SCROLLING. OR YOU COULD JUST COME.

Pick your week.
We’ll sort the surf, food, house, equipment and adventures.
You just need to get yourself to Morocco.

SURF
GET SUNBURNT
SWEAT
EAT LIKE A LOCAL
PET THE MOJA DOG
SURF AGAIN
MEET STRANGERS
BECOME FRIENDS
IGNORE YOUR EMAILS
EXTEND YOUR STAY
MISS YOUR FLIGHT
COME BACK ANYWAY

Real Stories From The MOJA Family

Before You Book
Here's The Deal

What your time at The Moja will actually look like

YOU’VE SCROLLED THIS FAR.

We think that’s basically commitment.

THE STUFF YOU’RE PROBABLY ABOUT TO ASK US

We love WhatsApp.
But Ahmed will also love us if we answer a few questions here first.
So here you go.

HOW MUCH WILL I ACTUALLY SURF?
On our 7-night Surf & Yoga Week, you get 5 surf coaching days.
We normally head out after breakfast, surf for around two hours with the instructors, have lunch, and then go back for another 2 hours or more to the water to practice alone.
DO I HAVE TO ARRIVE ON A SPECIFIC DAY OR STAY FOR A FULL PACKAGE?
Nope.
You can arrive any day that works for you and stay for 3 days, 5 days, 10 days… whatever fits your trip.
Honestly, just check which flight is cheaper and book that one.Send us your dates and we’ll build the stay around them.
I'VE NEVER SURFED. AM I GOING TO DIE?
Highly unlikely.
Most of our guests arrive as beginners.
We'll teach you from the beginning, put you on equipment that actually makes sense for your level and take you to spots suitable for the day's conditions.
WHAT LANGUAGES DO YOU SPEAK?
English is the main language.
You'll also hear plenty of Darija from our staff members and probably a completely unnecessary mix of languages around the dinner table by day three.
WILL I ACTUALLY IMPROVE IN ONE WEEK?
That's the idea.
Five coached days give beginners enough repetition to understand the basics and give intermediate surfers time to work on technique, positioning and confidence.
Will you become Kelly Slater by the last day?
Probably not.
Will you be better than you were on the first day ?
That's what we're here for.
CAN I COME ALONE?
Please do.
A lot of our guests do.
The house is intentionally social: shared meals, surf days and activities mean you'll meet everyone pretty quickly.
Coming alone is normal here.
Leaving without making friends is the unusual part.
This place is built for travelers by a traveler, and our goal is to make it the dream place for solo travelers.
WHAT DOES A NORMAL DAY LOOK LIKE?
“Normal” doesn’t exist here.
Roughly:
Breakfast around 9 - 9:30
Surf departure around 10:30–11.
Surf, lunch and beach time.
Back to the house later in the afternoon.
Some after surf activities, like visit skatepark, or watch sunset or have a tour in the village.
Dinner around 20:00–20:30.
Then whatever happens happens.
Everything is happening casually. Yoga classes and airport transfers are the exceptions.
For those, somehow, we become German.
THE SCHEDULE?
We have one. Kind of.
Surf conditions come first, so activities move around depending on the waves, weather and what the group feels like doing.
That's not a bad organisation.
That's Morocco.
COME SEE FOR YOURSELF