Tucked between Agadir and Essaouira on Morocco’s wild Atlantic coast, Imsouane is a tiny fishing village with an outsized reputation. Its sheltered bay hides one of the longest right-hand waves in Africa — a slow, dreamy ride that draws longboarders and first-timers from around the world — while the little harbour still fills each morning with blue boats returning with the day’s catch.

Life here moves with the tides: dawn surfs and fresh-fish lunches, rooftop coffees and golden sunsets over the water. Come to ride the wave, to slow right down, or simply to watch the sea — Imsouane welcomes you.