Taghazout Bay:The World Surf League (WSL) Europe and Africa is set to return to Morocco for the Junior Pro Taghazout Bay, scheduled from November 11 to 15 as part of the Junior Qualifying Series (JQS). The event will feature the best European and African surfers under 20 years old at the renowned Anchor Point surf spot.

According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, Taghazout Bay is recognized as a premier surfing destination, celebrated for its waves, exceptional conditions, and hospitality. The WSL Junior Tour offers young athletes the chance to compete on an international stage, seeking to advance to the Championship Tour, the pinnacle of professional surfing.

Rob Gunning, WSL Europe Tour Manager, expressed excitement about returning to Taghazout Bay, highlighting the event as a spectacular conclusion to the European Junior Qualifying Series season. Luqmaan Bruce, WSL Africa Tour Manager, remarked on the unique blend of quality waves and cultural experience, making the competition a significant milestone for young African surfers.

The Junior Pro Taghazout Bay is the fifth and final event of the 2026 season for WSL Europe. It will determine the WSL Europe junior champions and the qualifiers for the 2026 WSL World Junior Championships (WJC). The top two male and female surfers from the European rankings will secure spots at the WJC in El Salvador, scheduled from November 25 to 29. The final standings will consider each surfer’s three best results from the season’s five events, identifying those who will compete for the world junior titles in Surf City, El Salvador.