
Imsouane
- The waves
- Two rights
- From Agadir
- Two hours by road
- The village
- About a thousand people
Two waves and a fishing port
A village of a thousand people on the coast road, two hours north of Agadir.
Imsouane is a working port with a wave attached: boats out at dawn, the catch sold on the quay by nine, and a headland that turns Atlantic swell into one of the longest rights in Morocco. There is a handful of cafés, one road in, and very little else — which is the point.
- The Bay
- A long, slow right that peels for several hundred metres on a good day — the reason people arrive carrying a nine-six.
- Cathedral Point
- The shorter, sharper right at the north end by the port. Where the week goes when the swell is up.
- Getting here
- Roughly two hours from Agadir Al Massira, an hour and a half from Essaouira, three and a half from Marrakech. We arrange transfers.
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30.84224, -9.81801 · Imsouane, Souss-Massa, Morocco

