25 Apr Review for Each Surf spot

The Best Imsouane Surf Spots: The Bay and Cathedral
The summer days are coming, and Imsouane surf spots are the perfect destination for long and mellow Atlantic waves — ideal for every surfer. But there is a summer spot, that works all year round, serving waves for every surfer…
Imsouane. The small sleepy town just a 90-minute cruise up the coast, known for its great fish, amazing mountain high views and two hot spots for our surf guides to spoil guests. Imsouane surf spots cannot be missed this summer…
msouane Surf Spot: The Bay – Perfect Waves for Longboarders
Type: Point and beach break
Wave: Right-hander
Best Tide: Low – Mid
Best Board: Longboard
Infamous for its long waves, the view of The Bay from above shows beautiful regular right-handers that take you from one end of the bay to the other. Among Morocco’s best-known Imsouane surf spots, The Bay is legendary for its 600-meter long rides. One of the longest rides in Africa, you can ride the wave for 600m giving longboarders time to practice their cross stepping and hang 10s! And with the beach running alongside, there are no big paddle backs to the lineup…just pop out and walk back.
And don’t think this is just for longboarders. Short borders sticking out the back near the point can catch great waves by sticking close to the pocket of the wave. Meanwhile, improvers can enjoy a long whitewash down the front to perfect their pop-up!
Best time to get in is mid-low tide when the waves are at 1.5m high for big, strong and long regular waves.
The Bay’s waves for days.
Imsouane Surf Spot: Cathedral – Ideal Waves for All Surf Levels
Type: Beach, reef and point break
Wave: Right and left-hander
Best Tide: Low – Mi
Best Board: All
Cathedral is on the other side of the bay. It delivers beach, reef, and point breaks with strong waves. Surfers of all types can enjoy it, including shortboarders, bodyboarders, and longboarders.
The point break is the more intermediate spot popular with short and bodyboarders. This break delivers fast, powerful right-hand waves, especially with an east offshore wind. Low tides can bring in steep peaks and barrels, with 1.5m waves being the sweetest to shred.
The beach break, on the other hand, can be great for both improvers and beginners with both left and right waves from multiple peaks. Performing best at high tide with 1m waves, this sandy bottom break gives powerful waves that are great for all surf levels and boards. However, moving to the left side of the beach you hit a nice reef break to enjoy too!
Cathedral Point at its best.
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