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Surf spot guide · Central Morocco, Morocco
Ain Sebaa is a consistent urban beach break near Casablanca with punchy waves and local surf culture.
Ain Sebaa sits on Casablanca’s northern coast, offering reliable and fun beach break waves year-round. The spot is popular with local surfers, especially on weekends, and can handle a range of swell sizes. Peaks shift along the sandy bottom, producing both lefts and rights, best at mid to high tide. Expect a lively scene with surf schools and occasional contests, but there’s room to spread out. Water quality may be affected after heavy rains, so check conditions. The area is easily accessible, with amenities and city convenience close by.
Peaks migrate across the sandy bottom where Casablanca's weekend lineup gathers.
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Central Morocco
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Central Morocco
Regional classic this surf spot is not recommended for beginners due to its difficulty and potential hazards, making it suitable only for experienc...
Central Morocco
Quiet sand-bottom peaks around 20km north of Casablanca, working on W to N swell with an easterly offshore.
+9 MORE →Weekends and afternoons are crowded, especially with local surfers and surf schools. Early mornings are usually quieter.
Urban and energetic
Arrive early to beat crowds, Beware of localism during peak hours, Avoid surfing after heavy rain, Use public transport if parking is full, Bring booties for extra protection
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Weekends and afternoons are crowded, especially with local surfers and surf schools. Early mornings are usually quieter.
Urban and energetic
Direct beach access with parking and public transport options; short walk from the street to the sand.
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