Taghazout, Morocco
1 woman has rated it.
- Overall: 4.5 / 5
- Safety: 4.0 / 5
- Worth the trip: 5.0 / 5
What women said about Taghazout
If you are not interested in surfing you will probably spend day or two in Taghazout, as it is a small village. Day trips from Agadir to Taghazour are very common, however I think it is better to stay at least one night, so you can experience the vibe of Taghazout . I truly enjoyed meals there, delicious and inexpensive. For people that want to enjoy view over the ocean while eating Windy Bay Restaurant is a great option. They accept cards, which is not that common in Taghazout. They have plenty options of healthy western like meals. Digital nomads will love working from Redclay Cafe. However, I had the best meals in local restaurants that are mostly located around the main square. There serve delicious moroccan meals and are cheaper than western ones. Local restaurants and surf shops rarely accept cards, so be sure you always have coins. Euro is widely accepted, exchange rate is usually 1 euro = 10 dirhams.