Booking a Digital Nomad Trip to Tamraght and Taghazout Morocco
Whether you're a coliving pro, a digital nomad or this is your first work-away-from-home trip, Tamraght or Taghazout, Morocco is an epic choice.
Think about it.
Exotic food. Amazing waves. Excellent wifi (of course!) and ample opportunity for adventure? A remote workers trip to Tamraght might be exactly what you need to feel refreshed and inspired.
So if you're craving sun and fun, here's what you can expect when booking a coliving trip to this coastal village in Morocco.
What is coliving?
Coliving, whether it's in Tamraght or anywhere else in the world, is a growing trend that combines shared living spaces with coworking opportunities.
It's perfect for digital nomads, remote workers and anyone looking to escape their routine while still knocking out high-quality work. And for those of you looking to design your own life, it can also be an amazing opportunity to meet new people and find inspiration in unique settings.
About Tamraght and Taghazout
Nestled along the picturesque Moroccan coastline just 10 minutes (2 kilometres or 1.2 miles) south of the super popular Taghazout, Tamraght offers an idyllic setting for those looking to blend work with leisure.
This tranquil village not only boasts a serene atmosphere but is also rich in culture, making it a perfect spot for digital nomads and coliving enthusiasts.
Here are some of the best features that Tamraght has to offer:
Fabulous beaches: With a quintessential Moroccan backdrop, sun setting over the ocean and mellow vibes, Tamraght beach is ideal for surfing
Vibrant local culture: Immerse yourself in the local way of life by exploring the souks, tasting traditional Moroccan dishes and sipping tea with the friendly locals.
Skatepark: For the adventurous, Taghazout has a skatepark not far from the beach. Perfect for hanging out or trying a few new tricks.
Yoga and wellness: Want to treat your body to a little self-love? You can yoga with the best of them in Tamraght! From daily sessions to rooftop shalas, the options are endless.
Outdoor adventures: Whether it's surfing, hiking or yoga, Tamraght serves as a perfect base for a range of outdoor activities.
Cool coliving spaces: Designed with digital nomads in mind, the coliving spaces in Tamraght combine comfort with functionality, ensuring you can work and relax in style.
Robust WiFi: Stay connected with reliable and high-speed internet, a fundamental need for remote work and digital connectivity.
The benefits of coliving in Tamraght
Coliving anywhere is an excuse to break free from the chains of routine and find your tribe, and there's no better place to do that than a country like Morocco.
Literally EVERYTHING is designed to inspire the senses and make your frontal lobe flicker with excitement. But perhaps the biggest benefits of coliving in Tamraght are:
The community
Make connections, meet interesting people, learn new skills and grow your global network. The coliving community in Tamraght is diverse, welcoming and open to adventure!
If you feel like you need a break or you've been in somewhat of a work/life funk lately, melting into a community of likeminded individuals might be the circuit breaker you need.
The experiences
From sunset-dappled skatepark afternoons to beach days that seem to go on forever, there's no shortage of memorable experiences to be had in Tamraght and Taghazout.
Swim in the Paradise Valley oasis or explore the storied Sahara. You can jump from work to real life at a moment's notice and fill your days with the unexpected.
The work/life balance
Speaking of, there's no better place in the world to find work/life balance than Tamraght. The natural beauty, laidback lifestyle and friendly locals make it easy to switch off from work and truly relax.
But with reliable wifi and a supportive coliving community, you can still get your work done without missing out on all that this stunning destination has to offer.
All about our Tamraght, Taghazout coliving experience
So, what about our own Tamraght, Taghazout coliving experience?
Well, we've designed it to be the ultimate blend of work and play. You'll be close to cafes, beaches and world-class surf breaks… of which there are plenty!
From Anchor Point to Panorama, Banana Beach and Hash Point, Morocco’s waves are famously consistent during the cooler months.
You can also rest assured that there are waves for all skill levels. For example, upper-intermediate and advanced surfers will love the long and inviting walls of Anchor Point. For those just starting, Banana Beach is a gentle beginner-friendly option.
The house itself will be a comfortable, stylish and inspiring workspace, with high-speed internet and plenty of opportunities to connect with your fellow Offsiters. Our coliving Tamraght package includes.
A comfortable bed in a beautiful coliving house (shared and private option available)
Fresh Moroccan breakfast every morning
Yoga class with an experienced teacher
Surf lesson at the famous Tamraght/Taghazout Beach (all levels welcome)
After-work sunsets at the iconic Taghazout skatepark
Traditional tajine dinner with the group (under the stars, might we add)
Fun and proactive community manager to help you plan additional activities
Airport transfers (for an extra fee)
Plus lots more!
Want a step-by-step itinerary & exclusive tips?
Download our Taghazout Travel Guide eBook here!
How to prepare for your Tamraght coliving trip
Worried that you'll forget something important for your Moroccan coliving adventure... like your laptop! Don't stress.
We're sure you'll be more than ready for your trip. In the event you need an extra reminder though, here are some things to consider packing before you leave.
Casual and comfortable clothing for both work and leisure activities. Think beachwear, activewear and maybe one nice outfit for a night out, keeping in mind it can get chilly at night in Tamraght
A 3/2 or 4/3 wetsuit for surfing (if you already have one)
Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat to protect yourself from the strong Moroccan sun
A reusable water bottle with a filter as tap water isn’t drinkable
An adapter for your electronics (Morocco uses type C and E sockets)
Your laptop, chargers and any other work essentials
A camera or phone with a good camera to capture all the stunning moments in Tamraght… in addition to the epic content we’ll produce!
A positive, open mindset and a willingness to try new things and embrace the coliving experience!
FAQ about coliving in Tamraght
Q. What should I expect from coliving in Morocco?
Coliving in Morocco, especially in places like Tamraght, Taghazout, is an immersive experience that blends work and leisure in a vibrant, culturally rich setting. Expect to join a community of likeminded individuals from around the globe, share experiences and create long-lasting connections.
Q. Are certain items of clothing considered inappropriate to wear?
While Morocco is a Muslim country, there are only a few religious sites in Morocco where you’ll need to dress respectfully. For Taghazout and other touristic areas, you’ll see a variety of styles. Men and women are therefore welcome to wear anything while staying with us, keeping in mind that you must still respect the culture. A good rule of thumb is to observe what other tourists are wearing and dress appropriately.
Q. Is coliving in Morocco safe?
Yes, coliving in Morocco is considered safe, particularly in tourist-friendly areas like Tamraght. Moroccan people have a reputation for being hospitable, generous and tolerant. However, as with travelling anywhere, it's important to stay aware of your surroundings, respect local customs and take standard precautions.
Q. How do I choose the right coliving space for me?
Consider what's important to you – whether it's high-speed internet for work, proximity to the beach for surfing or a vibrant community for networking.
Q. What can I do in my free time while coliving in Morocco?
Your options are plentiful! Engage in outdoor activities such as surfing, hiking and yoga. Explore local markets like the famous Souk el Had (located 20 minutes away in Agadir), enjoy traditional Moroccan cuisine or simply relax and enjoy Morocco's stunning sunsets over the Atlantic.
Q. How long can I stay while coliving in Morocco?
You can stay for as long as you’re able, whether it’s a week or several months. Europeans get 90 days in the country – no need to apply for a visa or pay for one on arrival. As for other nationalities, it's essential to check your own country’s Moroccan entry requirements before travelling here.
Q. What is the cost of coliving in Morocco?
Generally, coliving in Morocco is highly affordable with a range of options to suit different budgets. The average price for a hearty lunch is €5, while a fancy dinner might cost as much as €10. Beer and wine are more expensive due to taxes. A delicious home-cooked tajine in a local eatery will cost as little as €3. It’ll also most likely be one of the best meals you ever eat.
Q. What should I pack for coliving in Morocco?
Alongside your work essentials, pack for a variety of activities and weather conditions – comfortable clothing, beachwear, a good quality sunscreen and perhaps a warmer layer for cooler evenings. Don't forget an adapter for your electronics!
Q. Can I meet locals and other expats while coliving in Morocco?
Absolutely! Coliving in Morocco is a fantastic way to meet both locals and fellow expats. Community events, local workshops and group trips are great ways to immerse yourself in the culture and make new friends.
Q. Is English widely spoken in the coliving spaces in Morocco?
Yes, in most coliving spaces in Morocco, particularly in tourist areas like Tamraght and Taghazout, English is commonly spoken among other languages. However, learning a few basic phrases in Arabic or French can definitely enrich your experience.
Q. What are some must-know Arabic phrases that’ll help me get around?
Salam: Hi
As-salaam Alaykum: Hello
Inshallah: If god wills
Labas: How are you?
Wah: Yes
La: No
Afak: Please
Shokran: Thank you
La shokran: No thank you
Meshi mushkil: No problem
Hadshi bneen: This is delicious
Yalla: Let’s go
Smahaliya: Excuse me (to a woman)
Smehlia: Excuse me (to a man)
