Casablanca · Morocco
Surfing Dar Bouazza
A left point in Casablanca, Morocco, for intermediate and advanced surfers.
Dar Bouazza, also called La Bobine, is a left point in the southern suburbs of Casablanca. It's best at low tide on a north-west swell and is one of the better waves near the city.
Watch out for the old wreck, sea urchins, rocks and rips. When the swell is good it gets crowded with local surfers.
It's at its best at low tide on a north-west swell, from October to March. The local crew from Casablanca surfs it at weekends, so weekdays are quieter. Jack Beach, a few kilometres west, is easier for beginners.
When to surf
Dar Bouazza
Dar Bouazza is at its best from October to March. Conditions it likes: NW swell, SSE wind, low tide.
October to March: Good
North-west swells and the cleanest conditions
April to May: Shoulder
Smaller and more variable
June to August: Quiet
Small surf and busy city beaches
The year across Casablanca & Rabat
Waves near Dar Bouazza
Jack Beach
5 kmCasablanca · Beach Break · Beginner / Intermediate
Bouznika Point
69 kmRabat coast · Right Point · Intermediate
Sidi Bouzid
76 kmOualidia & El Jadida · Beach Break · Beginner / Intermediate
Straight-line distances. By road it is usually further.
Getting there
Where to stay: Dar Bouazza, on the coast south of the city, has a few guesthouses and surf houses near the waves. Casablanca itself has every kind of hotel, but traffic makes daily trips to the beach slow, so if you're here to surf, stay on the coast.
Transport, costs, where to stay and the rest of the waves in the area are in the Casablanca guide.
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