Women’s Surf Retreats:
All-Inclusive Fuerteventura
Check-in
To help us prepare for your arrival, please complete our online check-in form: https://www.saltychicas.com/checkin
Please include any dietary requirements, allergies, or food intolerances in the form. We can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary needs.
Arrival in Fuerteventura
You’ll be flying into: Fuerteventura Airport (FUE) https://maps.app.goo.gl/zA7gM5712ZNFY9bv9
The airport is small and easy to navigate. When you arrive, collect your luggage, and exit into the arrivals area.
Airport to Accommodation
You don’t need to worry about getting from the airport to Tamraght. We’ll pick you up! ❤️
Just send us your flight details through the check-in form so we know when to expect you. The drive from Agadir Airport to Tamraght is approximately 45 minutes. We’ll keep you updated individually.
Accommodation
📍Surf Dream House : https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZR7kqHr5Lpt9znMT7
C. el Hierro, 38, 35660 Corralejo, Las Palmas
Once you arrive, you can settle in, unpack, and get ready to meet the rest of the group.
Corralejo, Fuerteventura
Tamraght is a small coastal village just north of Agadir and close to Taghazout.
The area is known for its surf beaches and relaxed coastal atmosphere. You’ll find cafés, local restaurants, small shops, surf schools, and beaches within the area.
Tamraght is less developed and less busy than a large city, so expect a more local and laid-back environment.
Program
Surf lessons will begin the day after your arrival. Please remember that surfing depends on nature — wave conditions, tides, and weather can influence the schedule. We’ll always choose the best conditions for the group.
Click here to see the FULL PROGRAM
What to Pack
Tamraght is on the Atlantic coast, so although days can be warm and sunny, evenings can feel cooler. Wind can also make it feel colder than expected.
We recommend bringing:
Summer clothes — dresses, shorts, skirts, T-shirts, tops, etc.
A few loose-fitting / lightweight outfits for exploring villages and towns
At least one sweatshirt or sweater for the evenings
A light jacket or windbreaker — especially useful on the coast
Comfortable walking shoes or trainers
Flip-flops / sandals
Sports clothes for walking, yoga, etc.
Swimsuit — maybe even more than one!
Sunglasses
Cap or hat
Sunscreen SPF 50+, the Moroccan sun can be strong
Hair ties — very important for surfing!
Reusable water bottle
Small day bag / crossbody bag
Basic medicines and personal cosmetics
Phone + charger
Travel adapter if needed
Passport
Travel insurance documents
Some Moroccan dirhams (MAD) for small purchases
About Morocco
Morocco is a beautiful and colourful country where Africa, Europe, Arab and Amazigh (Berber) culture meet.
Around Tamraght you’ll experience a very relaxed surf culture, with beautiful Atlantic beaches, palm trees, small cafés, local restaurants, colourful markets, and plenty of sunshine.
You can expect:
☀️ Lots of sunshine and generally mild/warm weather
🌊 Atlantic Ocean and excellent surf culture
🏄♀️ Surf beaches for beginners and experienced surfers
🌴 Relaxed coastal villages
🥘 Delicious Moroccan food
🍵 Lots of mint tea!
🧿 Colourful markets and local crafts
🕌 A predominantly Muslim culture
🗣️ Arabic and Amazigh are official languages; French is also widely used, and English is common in tourist areas
💰 A cash-based culture in many smaller places
Travel Insurance
We strongly recommend having travel insurance before coming.
Please make sure your insurance covers:
Medical expenses.
Travel delays or cancellations.
Lost luggage.
Surfing or water activities.
Some standard travel insurance policies do not automatically cover surfing, so please check your policy before arrival.
Money Information
Morocco uses the Moroccan Dirham (MAD / DH).
You do not need to bring lots of Moroccan cash with you.
There are ATMs and exchange facilities available, including at Agadir Airport, and international Visa/Mastercard cards are accepted in many hotels, restaurants and shops.
However, cash is still very useful, especially in smaller cafés, local shops, markets, taxis, and smaller restaurants.
Important: The Moroccan Dirham is a restricted/non-convertible currency, so it's best to exchange only what you need rather than taking large amounts of dirhams home.
WhatsApp Group
Before the retreat, we’ll create a WhatsApp group where we’ll share:
Final updates and arrival information.
Shared photos, music, tip and tricks and more :)
We can't wait to welcome you to Tamraght, Morocco and share this experience with you!
See you soon 💜
Your SALTY CHICAS team.