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Surf spot guide · South Morocco, Morocco
A heavy, challenging slab reef for experienced surfers in South Morocco.
French Baldie Slab is a notorious wave known for its thick, pitching barrels and shallow reef setup. The spot breaks best on solid northwest swells, producing short but powerful rides over a jagged rock shelf. Access requires a scramble down rocky terrain, keeping crowds low but adding risk. The wave is recommended only for advanced surfers due to its intensity and hazards. Ideal conditions occur with light to moderate northeast winds and a rising mid tide. The atmosphere is mostly local and serious, with a focus on respect in the lineup.
Thick barrels over jagged rock where the reef demands absolute commitment.
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South Morocco
Ultra-consistent Moroccan beachbreak at a river mouth north of Taghazout - the fallback when the points go flat.
South Morocco
Consistent, powerful righthander south of Cap Rhir lighthouse named after a wrecked ship boiler on the rocks.
South Morocco
Sectiony right-hand reef south of Cap Ghir that wakes up when winter swells push past Killers and Anchors.
+9 MORE →Rarely crowded due to the heavy wave and difficult access. Mostly locals and advanced traveling surfers on big swell days.
Serious and local-dominated
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Be mindful when you go there, the spot is very isolated and close to cliffs
Rarely crowded due to the heavy wave and difficult access. Mostly locals and advanced traveling surfers on big swell days.
Serious and local-dominated
Requires a careful walk down uneven rocks; sturdy footwear recommended and no facilities nearby.
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