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Surf spot guide · North Morocco, Morocco
Sand-bottom jetty right near the Sebou River mouth, best with Northwest swell and Southeast offshore winds.
Mehdya Beach is a broad, exposed sand-bottom beach break influenced by the south jetty at the Sebou River mouth. The named Moone or Moone Bay wave is a right that runs beside the jetty and is best suited to intermediate surfers. It works most reliably around mid tide, with W-N swell, especially Northwest, and Southeast offshore wind. Autumn through spring brings the most consistent Atlantic swell, while summer brings heavier beach use. Beginners should limit sessions to small, supervised beach conditions because jetty and river-mouth currents can become serious.
Moone Bay’s jetty-side right, where Sebou River currents sharpen the stakes
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Summer crowds are substantial because Mehdia is a busy resort. The lineup also becomes crowded whenever the Moone right is working.
Busy Atlantic beach
Target the Moone right around mid tide.
Look for Northwest swell with Southeast offshore wind.
Avoid surfing near the river mouth after heavy rain.
Beginners should use small, supervised beach days only.
Allow extra space for swimmers during summer.
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