Our home break! A right-hand point break that is very close to the school. At high tide, it’s perfect for beginners and longboarders with long, rolling walls.

• Best Tide: High Tide
• Bottom: Sand & Rock

Located in Aourir, this long right-hander is famous for its mellow vibe. It’s an excellent spot for practicing bottom turns and gaining confidence.

• Best Tide: Low Tide
• Bottom: Sand

A highly consistent beach break with both lefts and rights. Because of the sandy bottom, it’s where we take most of our beginner lessons.

• Best Tide: All Tides
• Bottom: Sand

Morocco’s most famous wave. A powerful, world-class right-hand point break that can hold massive swells and offer rides up to 500 meters long.

• Best Tide: Low Tide
• Bottom: Reef / Rock

Right in the center of the village. It’s a very convenient, chill wave for those days when you don’t want to walk far. Perfect for a quick sunset session.

• Best Tide: Mid to High
• Bottom: Sand & Rock

A very consistent and powerful break named after the Orcas seen nearby. It offers a huge wall of water that is perfect for performance carving.

• Best Tide: Low Tide
• Bottom: Rock & Sand

The swell magnet. When everywhere else is flat, Boilers usually has a wave. It’s fast, hollow, and intense, with a tricky entrance near the old shipwreck boiler.

• Best Tide: All Tides
• Bottom: Sharp Reef

Named for the fresh water springs bubbling up from the rocks. A fun, punchy peak that provides both rights and lefts for intermediate surfers.

• Best Tide: High Tide
• Bottom: Rock / Reef

A slightly further drive, but worth it. Known for the longest ride in Africa, where you can cruise for nearly a kilometer on a single wave.

• Best Tide: Low Tide
• Bottom: Sand