The Bay

The first section of The Bay starts in the harbor. It usually only breaks at low tide. You can enter the water from the harbor. Stay as close as possible to the harbor wall, the first 20 meters, the current is very strong! When the waves are bigger some people jump off the reef behind the harbor wall to avoid the current. When the beach is gone with the rising tide and/or big waves you can take the path on the rocks which you don't really see from the water. It's really easy, but some people might better wear reefbooties on those days, except is you're used to walking barefoot.

If the first section is too big, still paddle out from the harbor, but go straight past the peak and paddle down the wave. People fall of all the time and a lot of waves will continue unridden. 

At mid to high tide you have an end section of the wave right in front of the house. It's really suitable for below average surfers. Only at the highest tide the beach might be gone so watch out! You can paddle or again take the path on the rocks. We advise you to surf it from mid to low. It makes it a lot easier to walk back! On hot windy days this is a really good option.

All spots in one map

You can see both bays and the different surf spots. It's the perfect place to check if the surf is up!

The Reef

Check out Imsouane's reef view! The Reef is a short lefthander with some shallow parts.

La Cathédrale

Check out the view on 'la Cathédrale', a powerful spot with high waves on the coastline of Imsouane!

The Beach

The Imsouane beach lies between The Reef and La Cathédral and is surfable at all tides. Check it out!

Other known spots around

Check out all the best surf spots near Imsouane, like Taghazout, Tamri, Tafadna and more!

Surf schools

Take surfing class or rent your surf gear in one of the surf schools nearby: Momo's Surf Shop and Planet Surf Morocco.

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