Killer Point is Anchor Point's big-wave sibling—a long right-hand point break that handles larger swells when Anchor maxes out. Named for the Orca sightings in the area (not the wave's danger level), Killer Point requires either a long paddle from Hash Point or a cliff descent to access. When big NW swells march in, the wave can hold double-overhead-plus and offers the longest rides in the Taghazout region. A Moroccan adventure for intermediate-advanced surfers.
Model forecast for swell, wind and tide.
Return flights to AGA, departing today with a 5-day trip window.
Search Flights on SkyscannerGet the best strike windows in Africa — and worldwide — in your inbox every Monday & Thursday. Live Strike Scores, the swell behind them, zero fluff.
Vous préférez le français ? Recevez le Strike Report en français, gratuitement →
Pro unlocks the 10-day forecast window, unlimited alerts, and custom spot tracking that help turn a good-looking surf report into a better travel decision.
10-day window
See the trip window before flights get expensive.
Unlimited alerts
Let the app watch your score threshold for you.
Custom spots
Track the breaks that actually matter to your travel plans.
Water temp
17°C
Wetsuit
3/2mm fullsuit
Difficulty
7/10
Crowd level
5/10
Access: Walk down from cliff or paddle from Hash Point.
Killer Point is a point break in Taghazout, Morocco, that mostly breaks right.
Killer Point picks up swell from the W round to the NNW, and it's best when it's coming straight out of the NW. It starts working at around 2m and handles up to about 5m, with the sweet spot around 3.4 to 4.3m. Period matters too: aim for 18s or longer, as anything under 14s tends to be weak. These are the numbers our scoring uses, so treat them as a guide rather than a promise.
An E wind is dead offshore at Killer Point, and anything from the NE round to the SE keeps it clean. The morning is typically the best window, roughly 7am to midday. Light winds from other directions can still be fine; strong offshores can make it hard to get into waves.
Killer Point is at its best around the mid to high tide, roughly 0.8m to 2.2m on the local chart.
The most reliable run of swell at Killer Point comes Nov to Feb. There's a second window in Mar and Oct too. Needs bigger NW swells than Anchor Point.
The water at Killer Point averages around 17°C, so you'll want a 3/2mm fullsuit. It shifts a few degrees through the year, so check the season before you pack.
Not really. It's rated 7/10 for difficulty and suits experienced surfers. Expect a moderate crowd (5/10) when it's on. Long paddle or cliff walk. Named for Orca sightings.
The nearest airport on our list is AGA, then it's roughly a 25-minute drive. Walk down from cliff or paddle from Hash Point.
The closest breaks we track are La Source (2.3 km), Dracula's (2.7 km) and Devil's Rock (2.7 km), handy when Killer Point isn't working. We track 9 spots around Taghazout in total.
Peak: Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb
Secondary: Oct, Mar
Needs bigger NW swells than Anchor Point.
💧 Spring-fed point • Links with Mysteries • Kilometer rides possible
🧛 Vampire-teeth rocks • A-frame perfection • Remote hollow waves
😈 Dramatic rock backdrop • Consistent left • Barrel sections
🇲🇦 Morocco's legend • Long rights • African perfection
🔮 Middle of the magic • Links the points • Long walls
🌅 Scenic point break • Long walls • Works on bigger swells