Tafadna.

Tafadna is a right-hand point break sheltering in the lee of Cape Tafelney on the central Moroccan coast, fronting a small fishing port roughly halfway between Essaouira and Agadir. The wave wraps over an uneven mix of reef and sand, runs at medium speed with a welling-up power section, and stays well-covered rather than hollow. Wave length is short, in the 0 to 50 metre band, so rides are about positioning and a clean cutback rather than long walls. When the cape break is too small or out of sorts, peaks scatter across the sand down to the rivermouth and beyond, giving options on the same swell. Conditions click together on SW through N groundswells with a clean easterly offshore, and the spot only really opens up around mid tide. Access is a rough drive in to the cape with no infrastructure on arrival, so most days the lineup sits empty. The wider region from Imsouane to Tamri shares the same swell window, which spreads the small visiting crowd thin across many breaks.

Right-hand point stretching two hundred metres over sand and shifting rock.