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# introduction

A free, keyless JSON feed giving current surf conditions for **20 named breaks** on the Taghazout–Tamraght–Agadir coast of Morocco.

It's the same data that powers the public forecast pages on [taghazout.io](https://taghazout.io/) — opened up so anyone can build with it.

```bash
curl "https://taghazout.io/weather-data/_feed.php?loc=anchor-point"
```

## What you get

* Decomposed swell (height, period, direction) *and* total sea state, kept separate
* Wind, gusts, and a wind-wave ratio so you can tell clean from messy
* Water and air temperature
* A 0–100 surf potential score and the best window of the day
* Plain-language beginner and advanced verdicts
* Modelled tide state, sunrise/sunset, UV, moon, air quality

## What it costs

Nothing. There is no key, no account, and no paid tier.

{% hint style="info" %}
Please cache responses for a few minutes rather than polling — the underlying ocean models only refresh every few hours, so hammering the endpoint gains you nothing and costs us bandwidth.
{% endhint %}

## Client libraries

An MIT-licensed client for Python and JavaScript is on GitHub: [**taghazout-surf**](https://github.com/MyTaghazout/taghazout-surf).

```bash
python taghazout_surf.py anchor-point
# Anchor Point: 0.66m @ 8.4s, wind 11.2 km/h, water 21.6°C, potential 82%
```

## Attribution

Required if you redistribute:

Weather data by [Open-Meteo.com](https://open-meteo.com/) (CC BY 4.0). Wave model **NOAA WaveWatch III** via [PacIOOS](https://www.pacioos.hawaii.edu/).


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