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Le film égyptien “Happy Birthday” remporte le Grand Prix du Festival international du film de Dakhla

Le film “Happy Birthday”, de la réalisatrice Sarah Goher, a remporté le Grand Prix de la 14e édition du Festival international du film de Dakhla, qui a pris fin mercredi soir. À travers un drame humain sensible, le premier long métrage de la réalisatrice Sarah Goher soulève des questions sur le travail des jeunes filles dans un contexte de disparités sociales criantes. Le Prix du Jury de la…

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Le Festival de Dakhla ambitionne de faire de la ville une vitrine cinématographique atlantique

Zine El Abidine, estime que les années d’expérience acquises dans l’organisation de cet événement ont permis de poser les jalons d’un projet culturel et de développement, destiné à faire de la ville une vitrine cinématographique atlantique, à la fois pour le Maroc et pour le continent africain. Né d’un rêve porté par des jeunes passionnés de la région, le festival, construit au départ à partir…

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Dakhla-Oued Eddahab: Une délégation surinamaise explore les perspectives de coopération et d’investissement

Une délégation de haut niveau de la République du Suriname a effectué, vendredi, une visite à Dakhla, en vue d’explorer les opportunités d’investissement offertes par la région de Dakhla-Oued Eddahab et d’examiner les perspectives de coopération économique et commerciale avec le Royaume. Cette visite s’inscrit dans le cadre de la Semaine de promotion économique de la République du Suriname au…

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Kapet anija me deri në 40 tonë kokainë në Atlantik, 23 të arrestuar

Një operacion i madh ndërkombëtar ka çuar në atë që autoritetet spanjolle e cilësojnë si një nga goditjet më të mëdha ndonjëherë ndaj trafikut të drogës në Atlantik. Policia në Spanjë ka sekuestruar një sasi rekord kokaine, që sipas burimeve varion nga 35 deri në 40 tonë, të fshehura në një anije mallrash. Operacioni u zhvillua nga njësia elitare e Guardia Civil në brigjet e Afrikës…

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Top 11 Surf Beaches in Morocco: Ride the Atlantic Waves

Stretching along more than 2,500 kilometers of Atlantic coastline, Morocco has become one of the world’s most exciting surf destinations. The country’s diverse waves, mild climate, and welcoming surf culture make it a year-round paradise for surfers of all levels. From the famous point breaks of Taghazout to the wild coasts of Dakhla, here’s your complete guide to the 11 top surf beaches in Morocco.

1. Taghazout, The Surf Capital of Morocco

Located just north of Agadir, Taghazout is Morocco’s iconic surf town. With legendary spots like Anchor Point, Killer Point, and Panoramas, it offers consistent right-hand point breaks ideal for intermediate and advanced surfers. The village blends traditional Berber charm with a laid-back surf vibe, yoga retreats, and beach cafés overlooking the waves.

Taghazout Beach Surf. Photo by: surfberbere.com

2. Imsouane, The Longest Ride in Africa

Imsouane is famous for its legendary “Bay,” offering one of the longest waves in Africa. Perfect for longboarders and beginners, you can surf for nearly 800 meters on a single ride! The village also offers mellow vibes, fresh seafood, and breathtaking sunsets, a perfect retreat between Agadir and Essaouira.

Imsouane Beach Surf. Photo by: apprentisurfeur.com

3. Tamraght, A Calm Alternative to Taghazout

Tamraght is less crowded but just as consistent. Spots like Banana Point and Devil’s Rock attract both beginners and experienced surfers. The small village atmosphere makes it great for longer stays, surf camps, and digital nomads seeking oceanfront peace.

Tamraght Beach Surf. Photo by: thesqueezeblog.co.uk

4. Essaouira, Surf with a Cultural Twist

The city of Essaouira, known as the “Windy City,” mixes surf with culture. Ideal for surfers and kiteboarders, its consistent beach breaks make it beginner-friendly. When you’re not in the water, explore the UNESCO-listed medina, art galleries, and seafood restaurants by the port.

Essaouira Beach Surf. Photo by: toubkal-trekking.com

5. Sidi Kaouki, Wild, Natural, and Peaceful

Just 25 km south of Essaouira, Sidi Kaouki is a gem for those who prefer untouched nature. With its long sandy beach and uncrowded waves, it’s perfect for intermediate surfers. The sunsets here are magical, especially after a full day in the Atlantic.

Sidi Kaouki Beach Surf. Photo by: surfline.com

6. Safi, Morocco’s Secret Powerhouse

Safi might not be as famous as Taghazout, but locals know it’s home to some of the most powerful and hollow waves in the country. The Cathedral Point offers world-class barrels during winter. Advanced surfers often include Safi on their Morocco surf road trip.

Rass Al Lafaa, Safi. Photo by apprentisurfeur.com

7. Mirleft, A Hidden Treasure in the South

South of Agadir, Mirleft offers empty lineups, wild cliffs, and consistent beach breaks. Spots like Plage des Aftas and Legzira are known for their raw beauty and relaxed vibe. The area is perfect for off-the-beaten-path adventurers and photographers.

Mirleft beach surf. Photo by surfparaiso.com

8. Sidi Ifni, Authentic and Untamed

Sidi Ifni combines strong Atlantic swells with a touch of Spanish colonial history. The beaches are vast and quiet, offering intermediate to advanced surfers the chance to ride clean, long waves with few crowds around.

Lagzira beach Surf, Sidi Ifni. Photo by aprentitsurfeur.com

9. Mehdia, Near Rabat, Great for Beginners

Close to the capital, Mehdia Beach (near Kenitra) is a top spot for beginners. Surf schools line the beach, and conditions are perfect for first-timers during summer and autumn. It’s also easily accessible from Casablanca or Rabat.

Mehdia Beach. Photo by cybervasion.com

10. Bouznika, The Urban Surf Escape

Between Casablanca and Rabat, Bouznika offers fun beach breaks and easy waves. It’s a favorite for local surfers and weekend getaways, with modern surf clubs and easy access by highway or train.

Bouznika Beach. Photo by stormrider.com

11. Dakhla, Where the Desert Meets the Ocean

At the southern tip of Morocco, Dakhla is a surreal surf and kitesurf paradise where Sahara dunes meet turquoise waves. The region offers right-hand point breaks, lagoons, and pristine beaches. While kitesurfing dominates, there are excellent surf spots nearby like Oum Lamboiur and Pointe d’Or.

Dahkla Surf Beach. Photo by apprentisurfeur.com

🧭 Best Time to Surf in Morocco

The surf season peaks between October and April when Atlantic swells are strongest. Summer (May–September) offers smaller, friendlier waves for beginners. Southern spots like Dakhla and Mirleft remain consistent year-round.

💡 Surf Travel Tips

- Bring a wetsuit: Water temperatures range between 16°C and 22°C, so a 3/2mm suit works best for most seasons. - Rent a car: The best surf spots are spread along the coast, a car gives you full freedom to explore. - Respect locals and lineup etiquette: Moroccan surfers are welcoming, but local respect goes a long way. - Mix culture and surf: Visit souks, try tagine or mint tea, and connect with the Moroccan way of life beyond the beach.

🏄‍♂️ Why Morocco is a Surfer’s Dream

Morocco’s surf scene offers something for everyone, from mellow beginners’ waves to world-class barrels, all surrounded by warm hospitality and vibrant culture. Whether you’re chasing epic winter swells or learning your first pop-up, the Moroccan coast promises an unforgettable surf adventure.

Grab your board, feel the Atlantic breeze, and let Morocco’s surf spirit take you away.

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