Azemmour Plage (Azemmour Coast)

Azemmour Plage is an exposed Atlantic beach break on the Azemmour Coast, known for consistent surf and a long, spacious setup along the shoreline. Sources describe it as working year-round, with the most favorable timing for overall conditions centered on winter—particularly December—when swell and wind alignment tend to be better. Wind-wise, south wind is consistently highlighted as the best direction for this spot, with south to southeast winds described as providing cleaner offshore conditions. Northwest swell is reported as the optimum swell angle, and the wave setup is described as both left and right depending on conditions. One provider also notes that when sandbars at the river mouth are well-formed, rides can become especially long and peeling. Safety is a key consideration because the river estuary (Oued Oum Er-Rbia) can strongly influence conditions. Strong currents and rip currents are reported near the river mouth area, and water pollution or reduced water quality can occur immediately after heavy rain due to river discharge. The practical takeaway is to check conditions after rainfall and consider waiting for water to clear before getting in. The spot is described as rarely crowded, making it more approachable for surfers looking for space along a long beach. Surfing suitability varies by conditions: one source frames it as beginner-friendly due to consistency, while another describes it as better suited to intermediate surfers when the river-mouth sandbar shape and winter swell come together.