Bouznika Plage is located near Rabat and is a fishing village that has seen its fair share of development. While the surrounding area has become more urbanized, the surf spot still holds its charm. It features a long reef that extends from the northern end of a crescent-shaped beach, right next to a mostly abandoned luxury golf resort, especially during the winter months.

The surf at Bouznika plagues comes mainly from the North West, West, and North swells and works best when the waves are between 1 to 3 meters (3 to 10 feet). The right-hand point break is the main attraction, offering fun to challenging waves, particularly at low tide when the wave is more consistent. As the swell size increases, the waves can become wider and fatter, which might not be as enjoyable. The reef can be sharp with sea urchins, so caution is advised while paddling out—especially through the rocky areas. The right-hand waves typically break over Live Coral, and with favorable Northeast winds, this spot can offer a better session. It's best suited for intermediate surfers, but there's also a beach break option available for those still improving their skills.

Access to the beach is straightforward, with signs marking the turn off from the highway. On weekends, you might find the place getting a bit crowded, as the local vibe here can be competitive. The best time to hit this spot is during the autumn and winter months when the North Atlantic storm track picks up, bringing in solid swells. Remember to keep an eye on the tide, as low tide is ideal for getting the best out of Bouznika Plage.