Surf & Yoga package from 560€/7 nights

The Surf & Yoga package is for anyone from full beginners to intermediate surfers who wants to enjoy the waves while relaxing. The surf instructor will teach how to take-off and ride waves, from white wash “foamies” to green waves. You will also learn how to read the spots and place yourself accordingly. At the end of your stay, you will have only one desire: get back on a board! The groups are organized by level and made up of a maximum of 7 students. Thus our certified surf coach can devote time to optimize your progress. Sessions are usually of 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours of free surf in the afternoon. It is possible to take surf lessons in French, English, German or Arabic. Our surf school welcomes you all year round. Each day, enjoy a yoga class adapted to your level and your needs with our certified instructor. From restorative yoga to inversions, you will be guided through a 60 minutes class on our rooftop overseeing the ocean.

Included:

• Accommodation in a shared room (3 people max) (+15€/night for a private room) 
• 3 gourmet meals daily – Breakfast and Diner at the camp, lunch on the beach – we will accommodate to any dietary restriction
• 6 surf days – 2 hours of theoretical and practical lessons + free surf afternoon supervised by our team 
• Daily transfers to surf spots based on conditions and levels
• Surf material (foam boards and wetsuits)
• Surf souvenir photos  
• 6 rooftop yoga with mats and props
• Visit of the Agadir souk

Optional with us:

• Transfer from/to Agadir airport 
• Trip to Paradise Valley, Tamri desert and Argan Oil Cooperative

What are the physical benefits of practising Surf & Yoga?

The combination of surfing and yoga has become increasingly popular, as these two activities complement each other harmoniously on a physical, mental, and emotional level. Here’s how surfing and yoga can mutually enhance each other:

• Improvement of Flexibility and Balance: Yoga is recognized for its potential to enhance flexibility, balance, and coordination. These aspects are also essential in the practice of surfing, as they help you maintain balance on the board and perform maneuvers. Through yoga practice, you can strengthen these attributes, which can have a positive impact on your surfing performance.
• Muscle Strengthening: Surfing requires a good level of muscular strength, particularly in the upper body, arms, and legs. Yoga can contribute to overall muscle strengthening while promoting better posture and body alignment.
• Injury Prevention: Yoga can help prevent injuries by strengthening stabilizing muscles and improving flexibility. Better body awareness gained through yoga can also help you sense and avoid tensions or discomfort while surfing.
• Recovery and Relaxation: After an intense surfing session, a gentle yoga practice can promote muscle recovery, relieve tension, and induce relaxation. Yoga can stretch the muscles that have been engaged during surfing, facilitating better recovery between sessions.

What are the mental benefits of practising Surf & Yoga?

• Stress and Anxiety Management: Both activities have meditative and mindfulness components. Yoga emphasizes breath control, concentration, and relaxation, while surfing allows you to connect with nature and the ocean. Both practices can help you manage stress, reduce anxiety, and promote a sense of inner calm.
• Preparation and Closure Ritual: Many surfers incorporate yoga into their daily routines. Before hitting the waves, a yoga session can help you focus mentally and prepare your body. After a surfing session, yoga can assist in stretching and relaxation.

There are even surf and yoga retreats that combine both activities to offer a comprehensive wellness and adventure experience. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced surfer, integrating yoga into your routine can enhance your overall experience and enable you to make the most of your time both in and out of the water.

At Adrenalin Surf Maroc, our Surf & Yoga package offer a perfect blend of both disciples. Yoga is offered at the end of the day, before diner, as a way to stretch and relax.