Anchor Point / Madraba

Anchor Point and Madraba form the surf-focused northern edge of Taghazout, a zone defined by ocean views, direct beach access, and the right-hand point break that helped put the village on the international surf map. Accommodation sources describe Madraba - Anchor Point stays as slightly removed from the town center, offering a quieter setting while remaining close enough for cafés, shops, and village life. The atmosphere here is more wave-oriented than commercial, with visiting surfers timing their day around tide, swell, and wind. Anchor Point is widely considered an advanced wave, known for long, powerful rides when Atlantic swells arrive during the main surf season. It is not the best place for first lessons, but it is an essential landmark for experienced surfers and spectators. The area suits travelers who want a calmer base, dramatic sea views, and immediate access to Taghazout’s most famous surf identity.