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From the main beach to the right of the Rabat surf club over against the harbour wall there is a small gully to launch from. English (Translate this text in English): From the main beach to the right of the Rabat surf club over against the harbour wall there is a small gully to launch from. English (Translate this text in English): From the main beach to the right of the Rabat surf club over against the harbour wall there is a small gully to launch from. English (Translate this text in English): From the main beach to the right of the Rabat surf club over against the harbour wall there is a small gully to launch from. DistanceIn the city WalkInstant access (< 5min) Easy to find?OK Public access?Public access Special accessDon't know

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Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!

The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards/fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.

English (Translate this text in English): Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!<br /><br />The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards/fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.

English (Translate this text in English): Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!&lt;br &#47;&gt;&lt;br &#47;&gt;The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards&#47;fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.

English (Translate this text in English): Heavy and fast be careful and only surf if the locals are out - they now this place best. The surf club will charge you and you must take a guide which can be expensive. Find the locals and chat to them. Moroccan champion surfs here and he’s very happy - sings while he surfs!&amp;lt;br &amp;#47;&amp;gt;&amp;lt;br &amp;#47;&amp;gt;The best place to leave kit is with a little guy next to the telegraph pole at the start of the pier (locals leave bags with him and he’s friendly and trustworthy - give him a few dirham and he will smile a lot! The life guards&amp;#47;fire service who are generally on the harbour wall are around all day and blow whistles if they want attention - ask them about the tides and dangers in the water. Locals are friendly and happy to surf with anyone they will show you where is best if you ask nicely! - Many couples around and be careful wearing shorts to the beach - very Muslim.

Atmosphere

Right under the prayer towers of the “kabutze” - not far from the hostel in Rabat (which is recommended) easy to find and very welcoming - over the harbour wall is a sandy beginners wave which gets rippy as the tide drops, a couple of peaks here and also on the other side of the estuary at Sale (another city).

English (Translate this text in English): Right under the prayer towers of the “kabutze” - not far from the hostel in Rabat (which is recommended) easy to find and very welcoming - over the harbour wall is a sandy beginners wave which gets rippy as the tide drops, a couple of peaks here and also on the other side of the estuary at Sale (another city).

English (Translate this text in English): Right under the prayer towers of the “kabutze” - not far from the hostel in Rabat (which is recommended) easy to find and very welcoming - over the harbour wall is a sandy beginners wave which gets rippy as the tide drops, a couple of peaks here and also on the other side of the estuary at Sale (another city).

English (Translate this text in English): Right under the prayer towers of the “kabutze” - not far from the hostel in Rabat (which is recommended) easy to find and very welcoming - over the harbour wall is a sandy beginners wave which gets rippy as the tide drops, a couple of peaks here and also on the other side of the estuary at Sale (another city).

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