
Oussama
Founder & head coach
Grew up surfing Banana Point. ISA-certified, endlessly patient, first in the water every morning.
Fu Space started in 2022 as a house where friends crashed after surf trips, and never really stopped being that. We added beds, fiber wifi, and a proper breakfast — but the rule stayed the same: everyone eats at the table.
We’re in Tamraght, a village that has been hosting surfers since before it had a paved road. We work with local coaches, local cooks, and the hammam down the street. When you stay here, the village does well too.
2022
Opened
600+
Guests
38
Nationalities

What we're about
A hostel run like a house. These are the things we won't trade for more beds.
We cap the beds so the breakfast table still fits everyone. You'll know the staff and half the guests by name.
Tides set the schedule. Coaching, meals, even checkout bend around the best window of the day.
Spotless dorms, fresh linen, and bathrooms we'd happily use ourselves — the thing reviewers mention most.
Local coaches, local cooks, the hammam down the street. When you stay here, Tamraght does well too.
The crew
A small team of surfers, cooks, and early risers who actually live here.

Founder & head coach
Grew up surfing Banana Point. ISA-certified, endlessly patient, first in the water every morning.

Hostel manager
Runs the place like her own home — knows every tide and every good tagine in town.

Surf coach
Longboard specialist with a gift for getting nervous first-timers to their feet by day two.

Yoga & wellness
Leads rooftop flows at dawn and dusk, and the breathwork that makes cold sessions bearable.
The space






Good to know
Not at all. Plenty of guests come to work remotely, do yoga, or just slow down by the sea. Surfing's optional.
Yes — fiber wifi throughout, rooftop desks, and a quiet-hours policy that respects the 9-to-5 crowd.
We do. Private rooms and the apartment suit couples, families, and anyone who'd rather skip a dorm.
Anywhere from three nights to a few months. Plenty of guests book a week and quietly extend.
Social, not messy. Shared dinners and rooftop nights, but quiet hours from midnight for the dawn crew.
Gnawa nights, full-moon surfs, family dinners, and the odd rooftop screening — check the events calendar.