Casablanca is the largest city in North Africa and offers a few surf spots that are worth checking out. It’s not exactly known for epic waves, but if you're in the city and looking to get in the water, there are some small beach breaks to explore. You can find surfers hanging out at places like Pepsi, which is right across from the Corniche McDonalds, and Monica, where you might catch some quick barrels. Overall, it’s a fun place for a casual surf session.

The surf here mainly works with swells coming from the west and north, handling sizes around 1 ft (0.3 m). You’ll find the waves breaking over a mix of uneven reef and sand, giving you some variety. Both left and right waves can be found, so there’s something for everyone. The wind generally blows best from the north, and the tides can be worked with at low, mid, or high levels. It’s a decent spot for intermediate surfers, as the breaks aren’t too challenging but still provide enough fun to keep you entertained.

Besides the actual surfing, the vibe is pretty laid-back, which is a plus if you just want to unwind after a session. Make sure to check the forecast and pick your times wisely to make the most of your surf. Enjoy your time at Casablanca!