Pepsi

Pepsi, North Morocco is a lesser-known surf spot on the country’s Mediterranean-facing northern coast, offering a more quiet, local vibe compared with Morocco’s better-known Atlantic breaks.

Quick description

• Wave type: Typically a beachbreak or reef-assisted beachbreak depending on the exact section
• Best swell: Northerly or northwesterly swells
• Wind: Best with offshore or light east/southeast winds
• Wave quality: Can be punchy and fun when conditions line up, but usually more fickle than the Atlantic coast
• Crowd: Generally much quieter than famous Moroccan surf towns
• Setting: Northern Morocco often has a rugged coastline, cliff-backed beaches, and a more raw Mediterranean atmosphere

What it’s like

Pepsi is the kind of spot that can deliver enjoyable, uncrowded sessions when a good north swell hits. Because North Morocco is more exposed to the Mediterranean and can be influenced by local wind and shorter-period swell, surf conditions tend to be less consistent than on the Atlantic coast. When it works, it can produce clean, playful waves for intermediate surfers, with the occasional stronger section for more advanced riders.

Best for

• Surfers looking for a quieter alternative
• Those exploring hidden or less-traveled breaks
• Intermediate surfers who don’t need world-class consistency