Monica Beach

Monica Beach is a surf spot located in Central Morocco, Morocco, on the northern outskirts of Casablanca. This surf spot is characterized by a wide stretch of whitish golden sand and is well known for surfing. The wave direction at Monica Beach is right, and it breaks over a coral reef bottom. The waves here are known to be barreling, making them excellent for aerial tricks and barrels, although the wave length is quite short, measuring less than 50 meters. Surfing at Monica Beach is best suited for intermediate surfers due to the regional classic wave quality and the presence of rocks scattered around the shoreline, which can make it a tricky location. The spot is generally empty, but it can become impossible to surf when it’s too crowded, as locals tend to take every wave. It’s important to check the surf etiquette when surfing crowded spots and to check your skills before paddling out to ensure that the spot matches your level. The best conditions for surfing at Monica Beach occur at medium tide. Nearby surf spots include Sablettes Beach, Pont-Blondin, Oubaha, Paloma, and Dahomey. When planning a surf session, be sure to check the surf forecast, report, and map for Monica Beach, and consider using a webcam for real-time conditions. Respect the locals.