Jack Beach (Dar Bouazza)

Jack Beach (southwest from Casablanca) is a wave-capable beach-break area with a sandy medium-sized beach and generally cloudy-to-fair water conditions depending on conditions. Surf is exposed to the open coast and tends to be peeling and rideable on better swells, but conditions can also become very wild, so session planning matters. For wind sports, the location benefits from Atlantic trade winds that are commonly reinforced by summer thermals. Wind reliability is described as good through summer, with stronger periods concentrated in the warm months, and a typical working range around roughly the mid-teens up to the high 20s/low 30s in peak conditions. An afternoon thermal window is often reported, with winds building after about 2 PM. Kitesurfing is the best-aligned discipline for the spot, combining consistent summer wind with small-to-medium wave potential. The safer approach generally comes from timing your session around the tide (low tide can expose more hazards) and being mindful that the beach can get crowded during summer weekends and holidays. Safety considerations include the possibility of rip currents during larger swells and submerged rocks revealed at low tide (especially toward the southern end). Local guidance emphasizes yielding to paddle surfers in the main break area and noting that kiting may be restricted during peak beach hours for swimmer safety.