Immesouane is a surf spot located just before you hit Tarhazoute. It's a pretty authentic place, even with a modern fishing port now in the mix. The bay is well protected, which helps keep the vibe chill, and you can find some mellow right-hand waves that break nicely along the coastline. You can also catch some well-defined peaks along the cathedral side, making it an interesting spot for surfers of different levels.

This spot handles swells from the Southwest and North, and you can find fun waves even at smaller sizes, starting from around 2ft (about 0.6 meters). The waves break over uneven reef and sand, giving a mix of point break action, mostly to the right. If you're planning your session, the best conditions are usually with a Northeast wind and during low to mid tides. It's a good place for intermediate surfers looking to practice their skills without getting overwhelmed.

Immesouane is known for its consistency, but be prepared for potential crowds, especially during peak season. It helps to have some local knowledge or a buddy who’s been around to show you the best times and spots. It's a great place to enjoy long rides, so make sure to check it out if you're in the area!