Killer Point surf forecast, Taghazout
Taghazout · Pointbreak · Low to mid · updated 12:00
21 Wednesday, 06:00
25
Poor
- Swell
- 0.9 m
- Period
- 13.5 s
- Wind
- 11 km/h
- Water
- 20°
- Low tide
- 03:00
- High tide
- 10:00
NW · 311°
Long, groundswell
NNE · cross-shore
3/2
next
after that
The next seven days
Best of the week is 24 Sat at 35 out of 100.
Open-Meteo · windows firm to 22 Thu, a direction after that
20 Tue
Today
22Poor
4–16 km/h0.8–0.8 m14–16 s15:00–17:0021 Wed
25Poor
2–11 km/h0.7–0.9 m12–14 s06:00–08:0022 Thu
19Poor
1–8 km/h0.6–0.8 m11–11 s18:00–20:0023 Fri
28Poor
2–10 km/h0.8–1.0 m7–11 s11:00–13:0024 Sat
35Poor
1–9 km/h0.8–1.1 m6–10 s18:00–20:0025 Sun
21Poor
1–10 km/h0.7–0.8 m7–9 s06:00–08:0026 Mon
14Poor
1–10 km/h0.6–0.7 m7–10 s06:00–08:00
Hour by hour, 21 Wednesday
Best window
06:00
Peak
25
25
23
18
16
14
Wave and score
Period, s
14
14
14
14
14
14
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
Wave, m
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
Wind, km/h
11 NNE
10 NE
9 NE
2 ENE
5 SSW
6 WSW
6 SW
7 SW
4 W
2 N
2 SW
7 SSW
4 ENE
2 E
3 NNE
Tide
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
About Killer Point
Killer Point is a powerful right-hand point a short drive north of Anchor Point, on the open coast past Taghazout. It handles more size than the spots in the bay and can hold long, punchy walls when a clean north-west swell lines up, which makes it a favourite for experienced surfers on the bigger days of winter.
Getting there takes a track and a walk down, and the paddle out is long, so check conditions before you commit. There is little shelter from wind or current. Only paddle out if you are comfortable in powerful surf and on rocky ground; otherwise go with a local guide who knows the entry and exit.
The spot itself
What it needs to work, and who it works for.
- Works best
- NW / WNW swell, 1.4–4.8 m
- Best tide
- Low to mid
- Best wind
- E / NE
- Level
- Advanced
- Break
- Pointbreak
Before you paddle out
Local knowledge that a score cannot carry.
Crowd
Crowd varies by tide and hour; dawn and late session are often calmer.
Watch for
No major hazards reported, still check entry/exit on arrival.