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Surf spot guide · Central Morocco, Morocco
Right-hand point at the mouth of the Oued Nefifikh, north of Casablanca, lighting up on big W to N swells.
Pont-Blondin is a right-hand point break beside the bridge over the Oued Nefifikh, around 25 kilometres north-east of Casablanca on Morocco's Atlantic coast. The wave peels over an uneven mix of reef and sand, running 100 to 200 metres on the better sets with workable walls suited to cutbacks and performance turns rather than barrels. It needs size to switch on: the main point only wakes up on solid W through N groundswell paired with a low tide, and a north-easterly offshore cleans the faces. On smaller days the adjacent Oubaha reef immediately south carries the slack and works through more of the tide. Access is straightforward, with roadside parking by the bridge and a short walk to the rocks. The estuary brings two complications worth planning for: river-borne pollution after rain and rip currents pushing through the river mouth. Casablanca surfers drive up when the city coast is overpowered, so the lineup fills on the right swell but stays manageable otherwise.
Right-hand point that stretches fifty to one-fifty metres over rock and sand.
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Sometimes crowded when a clean W to N swell lines up with low tide and brings Casablanca surfers north, but quiet on average days outside the peak window.
Estuary point, big-swell day
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+9 MORE →Time arrivals around low tide on solid W to N groundswell - that is when the main point switches on
If the point is small or fat, walk south to Oubaha reef which carries the slack tide
Avoid the water for a day or two after heavy rain because the river mouth flushes pollution straight into the lineup
Park roadside near the bridge - the walk to the rocks is short
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Roadside parking is available at the bridge over the Oued Nefifikh, with a paid lot option nearby. From the car a short walk leads down to the rocks and the line-up.
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