In Imsouane, sunset is the main event of the day. The sun sinks into the Atlantic, the surfers catch the last waves and the whole village slows down. Here are the best places to watch it, from the clifftops to the port and the water itself.Read More
Bringing your own board to Imsouane? Here’s how to choose and pack a board bag, what to check in your airline’s sports equipment policy, which airports to fly into and how to get your boards safely to the village.Read More
The hills around Imsouane are covered with argan trees, found naturally almost nowhere else on Earth. Discover how argan oil is made, visit a women’s cooperative, meet the region’s Amazigh culture and learn how to buy authentic products responsibly.Read More
The right board can double your waves and halve your frustration. We explain the main surfboard types for beginners and improvers, from soft-tops to longboards and mini-mals, and which ones work best on Imsouane’s long, gentle bay.Read More
Dreaming of work calls in the morning and surf sessions at sunset? Our guide to remote work in Imsouane covers internet, long-stay accommodation, cost of living, daily routines and visas for digital nomads.Read More
The tide can make or break a surf session in Imsouane. Learn how high and low tide change The Bay and Cathedral Point, when each spot usually works best, and how to plan your surf day around the tide times.Read More
The Bay is one of the longest waves in Morocco, and on good days you share it with many others. Here are the simple rules of surf etiquette, where beginners should sit, and the quietest times to catch your own waves.Read More
Ready to move beyond The Bay? Cathedral Point is Imsouane’s punchier, more exposed wave, a favourite of intermediate and advanced surfers. Discover where it is, how it breaks, which boards work best and the safety tips to know before you paddle out.Read More
Swap snow for sunshine and spend the festive season by the ocean. Here’s what Christmas and New Year look like in Imsouane, from the winter surf and holiday meals to booking tips for the busiest weeks of the season.Read More
Imsouane’s long, gentle bay is one of the best places in Morocco to learn to surf. Follow a realistic first week day by day, from your first pop-up on the sand to catching green waves, and find out how much progress to expect.Read More
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