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Morocco: Surfers celebrate the New Year on the waves of Taghazout

On the first day of 2026, several individuals opted for oceanic adventures over traditional New Year’s celebrations. In Taghazout, a well-known seaside resort on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, surfers engaged in their passion from the early hours of New…

On the first day of 2026, several individuals opted for oceanic adventures over traditional New Year’s celebrations. In Taghazout, a well-known seaside resort on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, surfers engaged in their passion from the early hours of New Year's Day.

Participants, both local and international, gathered to surf, with many choosing to escape the colder climates of Europe. Taghazout's allure is attributed to its mild climate, consistent waves, and welcoming environment, making it a preferred destination for surfing enthusiasts, especially during the end-of-year holidays.

Local surf instructor Said Ait Aissa noted the influx of foreign tourists who favor celebrating together during the New Year holidays. Taghazout is often their primary choice, offering ideal conditions for surfing and enjoying the sun.

On the first day of 2026, several individuals opted for oceanic adventures over traditional New Year’s celebrations.
Kwame Osei · The African Herald

This annual gathering reflects a blend of sport, nature, and camaraderie, as surfers embrace the gentle waves of the Moroccan Atlantic to mark the beginning of the new year.

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Based on reporting by Africanews.

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