Sidi Moussa Beach (Sidi Rabat)

Sidi Moussa Beach (Sidi Rabat) is described as a powerful, reef-associated surf location in the Souss-Massa coast area, offering both left and right-hand waves. Multiple references emphasize that it can start working from less than 1 m swell and hold into the 2 m+ range, making it a versatile option through the Atlantic swell season. Wind-wise, the spot is generally favored by east to northeast airflow, with northeast highlighted as best in at least one guide. Offshore easterly winds are reported to groom the wave face, while onshore wind is considered less ideal. Winter months are most consistently mentioned as the prime period, with additional guidance also noting an October to April window. The surf is characterized as exposed and powerful, with typically good quality and medium peeling speed. Ride lengths are often described as short on average but capable of turning into long walls on better days, with one source quoting ranges around 150–300 m. Ride conditions are still strongly influenced by swell direction (northwest to southwest) and tide, with some references stating preference for high tide and others indicating it works across all tides. Safety is a key concern: rocks/reef sections are reported hazards, and moderate-to-strong rip currents may occur depending on swell size. The beach is remote within the Souss-Massa National Park, and rescue availability is reported as none; visitors should bring supplies, avoid relying on quick assistance, and surf in a group. Park rules apply, including restrictions on vehicle access to designated paths.