— Kitesurf holiday · Essaouira
Kitesurf holiday in Essaouira.
Lessons with a national champion, and three places to drop your bags — villa, riad or sea-view house. You choose, we organise.
— Kitesurf holiday & camp
Whether it’s a relaxed holiday or an intensive kitesurf camp in Essaouira, we’ve got the right place for you — solo, as a couple, with friends or family. Pick the address that suits you, and we’ll pick you up and take you to the kite or surf spot.
— In the heart of the medina
The riad
Right in the heart of the medina, 300 m from the beach — a riad renovated in Andalusian-Moroccan style. A warm, friendly vibe, with double and family rooms.
- Double & family rooms
- 16 to 43 m²
- Private bathroom
- 300 m from the beach
— Sea view, on the ramparts
The sea-view house
A characterful house on the medina ramparts, facing the Atlantic. Five floors, four bedrooms, a sea-view rooftop. Up to 8 guests.
- Up to 8 guests
- 5 floors · 4 bedrooms
- Sea-view rooftop
- On the ramparts
— Space & freedom
Villa Amwaj
15 min from Essaouira, 5 min from Sidi Kaouki. Private pool, terraces and garden. The whole house for up to 6 — ideal for a group or family.
- Up to 6 guests
- 180 m²
- Private pool
- Equipped kitchen
— Packages
All-inclusive, per person.
Kite lessons, gear, transfers and accommodation. The price drops the more of you there are.
Prices per person · week 6 nights / 10h kite · villa & house rented whole · the riad can also be booked solo or as a pair.
Weekend package (3 nights / 6h kite) at the riad: 390€ per person for two, 510€ solo.
— Schedule
A typical day.
- 8:30
Breakfast at your place
- 9:30
We pick you up and head to the day’s spot — Diabat
- 10:00–13:00
Kitesurf session (2–3h) with Mohamed Achhibat
- 13:30
Back to the medina for lunch — seafood or a local tagine
- 15:00–18:00
A second session. If not: rest, a walk through the medina, or an activity — quad, horseback, sunset BBQ
- 20:00
Dinner and downtime in the medina
— The medina
Sleep inside Essaouira.
The riad and the sea-view house sit in the heart of Essaouira’s UNESCO-listed medina. The port, the ramparts, the rooftops and the beach are all on foot. You come back from the spot, drop your board, and the town is right there.
— F.A.Q.