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Surf spot guide · North Morocco, Morocco
A quiet Cap Spartel beach break offering lefts and rights over mixed sand and rocks.
Plage Sol is a named beach-break surf spot within the Cap Spartel stretch near Tangier. It forms an A-frame with left- and right-breaking waves over mixed sand and rocks, usually producing rides under 50 metres. West swell and east wind provide the preferred setup, while the break can work across all tides. The spot suits beginners through experienced surfers, although the wider Cap Spartel area is generally more comfortable for intermediates.
Plage Sol’s mixed sand-and-rock A-frames rarely run beyond 50 metres
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Plage Sol is especially uncrowded in winter. Summer crowds are discouraged.
Quiet and uncrowded
Look for west swell before making the trip.
East wind offers the preferred offshore setup.
A car or inexpensive taxi from Tangier can reach the beach.
Parking is available at the spot.
Winter is typically the quietest time to surf here.
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The bottom mixes sand and rocks, creating rock-contact risk while surfing.
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