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Dawn at Imsouane: a surfer dropping into a clean, glassy right while another waits on a longboard in the flat water inside, the headland soft in the haze behind.

Souss-Massa · Morocco

Imsouane

One road in, two waves, and the house a few hundred metres from the point.

Find the house
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