Whatever island you choose, there are fun waves everywhere, and best of all, the water is just right, at 17 - 22 degrees Celcius (63 - 71 degrees Fahrenheit) all year round. While November through to February is usually big and wild, which is great for advanced surfers, the Canary Islands have plenty of nooks and crannies that are tame and fun enough for intermediate surfers too. Touted as the European Hawaii, the Canary Islands, and Fuerteventura in particular, are a dream for the heavy hitters wanting to score big, potent surf without the nasty brain freeze you would have to endure at your local spot over in Europe. The Canary Islands are just the right mix of buzzing nightlife, incredible food, laid back charm, and of course, great waves. The Canary Islands are located just off the South Coast of Morrocco, and yes, you guessed right, are graced with the same wave quality as its African Neighbour during the colder winter months. The Canary Islands - Welcome to Europe's HawaiiĪnother gem that is just a short plane ride away from most European cities. A decent 3/2mm wettie is all you need to get through the 'colder' winter months in Morocco. With water temps between 16 - 23 degrees Celcius (60 - 73 degrees Fahrenheit), all year round, you'll never be too cold or too hot to stretch out our surf session.

Although lineup traffic can get a little hectic at times, they are so many great, empty waves to be had for the ones who don't mind the occasional drive. The months between October through to February are really prime time surf season for the North African Kingdom. Top LUEX winter surf destinations to escape the European cold One of the greatest winter destinations - Morrocoĭoes it get better than empty points, fantastic culture, and pumping waves? Hardly! Morroco is a one of a kind destination that features all the perks surfers wanting to escape the chilly water at their home break would wish for.

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