Morocco

Imsouane is a tiny, quiet fishing town off the coast of Morocco that boasts the longest wave in Africa (and the world). On one side you have The Bay which is perfect for learning and cruising on longboards. On the other side you have La Cathédrale which gets heavier, faster surf if you prefer shortboards. As it's in April, we're heading towards the end of the season, the break is less busy and more fun. In between surf sessions you can lounge around the tiny authentic fisher town, bump into some mules and eat fresh fish of the day, or a tajine of course.

The accommodation is at Olo Surf Nature's Dar Zitoun in Imsouane which is, hands down, the nicest place in town. It's a private villa with hotel services, a peaceful garden and a big pool with views of the surf. Some rooms are in the main house, others are scattered around through the garden. It has plenty of shared spaces for game nights and family dinners. The staff is amazing and they welcome us like friends. Truly a home for our little instant surf family.

The surf retreat package includes things like board rentals, daily breakfasts and dinner, up to 2 hours of surf instruction per day, plus video analysis, open board rentals, and a photo and video package of your surfing to take home with you. There will also be lots of time to relax in private pool, go on nature walks, and lounge in the hammocks.