Safi Beach, Morocco
📍 Africa · Morocco

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About this spot
Safi is a historic coastal city on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, located north of Essaouira. Although it is better known for its surfing heritage and traditional pottery, the surrounding coastline also offers opportunities for kitesurfing when conditions are suitable.
Safi Beach provides a sandy coastal setting where riders may encounter choppy water and small to medium waves. Northerly and north-easterly winds can create opportunities for freeriding, particularly during the warmer months.
Compared with established destinations such as Dakhla and Essaouira, Safi has a smaller kitesurfing scene and less widely documented spot information. Intermediate and advanced riders who are comfortable assessing unfamiliar conditions will generally be better prepared for this location.
The city itself offers an interesting combination of Atlantic scenery, historic architecture, local markets and traditional Moroccan culture. This makes Safi an appealing stop for travellers exploring Morocco’s coastline.
Safety tip: Check local access rules and current beach conditions before planning a session. Do not confuse Safi Beach with the powerful, advanced surf break at Safi Point.
Conditions and local access rules may change. Always check current signage, forecasts and official local guidance before kitesurfing.

