Surf: General: A beach town in northern Morocco, Rabat has a number of options for the visiting surfer, ranging from open beachbreaks to jetty waves fed by the river. The left-hander by the rivermouth tends to be the best and most consistent wave. Gets crowded and can be dirty from river runoff, but a reliable spot to score waves. Tides: Low Size: Knee- to head-high. Wind: SE Swell: N, NW, W Bottom: Sand. Paddling: A bit of work. Spot Rating: Fun sand-bottomed waves with a number of options. Access: Head down to the Oudayas Surf Club near the river mouth and pick your peak. Crowds: Crowd Factor: A shifty set of beachbreak peaks fed by a nearby rivermouth, Moulay Bousselham is a great escape option if you get tired of the endless right-hand pointbreaks and associated crowds. While the waves at Moulay Bousselham do get busy in the summer, it still retains its sleepy fishing village aesthetic and the lineup is pretty empty during winter. Local Vibe: Definitely an established local scene. Environment: Can get pretty dirty from the runoff. Hazards: Rips, pollution, crowds. Season: Autumn and winter are most consistent and have good wind.