Southern Morocco
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Positives
- Deserted points
- Endless small swell beachbreak
- Perfect winter climate
- Real desert experience
Negatives
- Year-round strong onshores
- Diminished swell size
- Difficult 4x4 access roads
- Rivermouth and town pollution
Southern Morocco surf travel guide
The draw of the desert is strong and there are many miles of deserted coastline to inspect if the cross-onshores ever relent. Highlights include Tifnite that holds several interesting, small swell beachbreaks and Sidi Ifni where the boulder right point is supplemented by that rarest of things in Maroc - a lefthander or 3! Wave quality decreases as the coast bends towards Tarfaya and the Canary Islands shadow some swell, but there's nothing like a van trip through this vast stony landscape.
Surf spots in Southern Morocco
Research the 12 surf breaks in Southern Morocco and discover what spots suit the current conditions.
Break lowdown
We’ve collated the wave data giving you a unique insight into the 12 breaks in Southern Morocco.
When to go
Surf and weather statistics to help plan your surf trip to Southern Morocco
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Most passport holders do not need a visa. Instead a free "visa waiver" is issued at customs and allows tourists to stay in Morocco for 90 days. Full visa details here