Surf and yoga in Morocco, away from the bustle
Surf in the morning, unroll your mat in the afternoon, facing the Atlantic. In Mirleft, surf and yoga go together — without the crowd or the factory feel.
A yoga mat unrolled on a terrace facing the ocean in MirleftTo combine surf and yoga in Morocco in peace, it's best to get away from the big centres. In Mirleft, south of Agadir, stays mix morning surf sessions and afternoon yoga, in a human-scale house rather than a packed camp.
What does a day look like?
In the morning, a supervised surf session on the headland, at the hour the sea is cleanest. In the afternoon, yoga — often facing the ocean — to loosen what the waves have worked. In the evening, a shared dinner, unhurried.
Do you need to know how to surf or do yoga?
No. Both adapt to your level: you can start surfing and never have unrolled a mat. The idea isn't performance, but rhythm — alternating effort and release.
Why do it here rather than elsewhere?
- Small groups — you're not a number.
- A real disconnection: little signal, a lot of sky.
- The sea and light of southern Morocco, mild all year.
- Surf AND rest, without having to choose.
Here we don't sell a retreat. In Mirleft, our house — un thé au bout du monde — simply offers a week where the surf, the yoga and the sea set the tempo. Come and unroll your mat facing the ocean.