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Surf Spot
Boilers
Exposed, hollow reef break for advanced and expert surfers.
Advanced – ExpertReef break15–20 minutes by car
About This Spot
Boilers is a more exposed reef break known for fast, hollow right-hand waves that break over shallow reef. It is a spot for advanced and expert surfers who are comfortable with technical entries and exits.
Quick Info
DifficultyAdvanced – Expert
Break TypeReef break
Best TideMid tide
Crowd LevelLess crowded due to difficulty
Distance15–20 minutes by car
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Contact usWave Conditions
Wave Size
4–8 feet
Wave Type
Fast, hollow right-handers
Wind
Needs favorable wind to be clean
Season
Best in winter when swells are solid and organized
What Makes This Spot Special
Fast, hollow right-hand waves
Shallow reef with technical take-offs
More exposed to swell and wind
Challenging but rewarding when it lines up
Photogenic wave shape on clean days
Tips
- Only paddle out if you're fully confident in your abilities
- Ask locals or guides about the safest entry and exit points
- Wear reef booties if you're not used to rocky entries
- Sit wide at first to understand how the sets break
- Always respect the power and shallowness of the reef
Warnings
- Very shallow reef in places
- Risk of serious injury on wipeouts
- Strong currents and wash throughs
- Only suitable for advanced and expert surfers
Recommended Equipment
Performance shortboardsReef bootiesStrong leash
Best Time
Clean, well-lined swells at mid tide
Best TideMid tide
Crowd LevelLess crowded due to difficulty
Local Insights
Named after the boiler of a wreck that can be seen near the lineup
More exposed than other Taghazout spots, so conditions vary quickly
Often visited on guided day trips when conditions are right