Agadir is North Africa’s well-kept surfing secret, serving Moroccan hippie reggae vibes, still unspoilt, with fishermen shacks and small coastal villages.
The small village of Imsouane is located on the coast of Morocco. The Berber name of the village literally means “the drinking mouth”, the Bay drinking in the swell from the wild Atlantic Ocean. It is home to the longest wave in Africa, but long before surfers discovered the place it was a quiet fishing village, much smaller than it is today.
