Morocco has some of the best surf spots to offer in the world and Taghazout area is especially well known for its perfect
right handers that have been attracting surfers from worldwide since the beginnings.
Anchor Point, or "Anka Point," is a long, warm-water point break that sits just north of the fishing village-turned-surf town of Taghazout in Morocco. First surfed by Australians in the 1960’s, this world class break lights up when a medium to large NW swell is present. An endless succession of speed walls and cutback hooks present themselves with a more sandy section down the point offering occasional barrels. Working well on all tides, it also can give the opportunity to ride back into Taghazout when it is huge.
