Surf Morocco: Where to Find the Longest Rides & Most Reliable Swell
Known for its reeling right-hand point breaks, unbelievably long rides, and reliable and consistent swell year-round, Morocco’s been luring surfers to its 1,800 miles of coastline since the early ‘60s. It finally lured me in October of 2024 and is easily now one of my favorite all-around destinations to surf; it’s affordable, full of culture, and insanely scenic with waves for everyone. Shortly after my return, I wrote a guide to Morocco’s best surf spots for a California-based publication called Paradise, featuring spots like the iconic Anchor Point in Taghazout to the pro-level heavy barrels of Safi and the up-and-comer destinations like Asilah by Tangier.
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