Boujdour is a surf spot located in a unique area with charming features, including an old lighthouse and a scenic harbor along the NW-facing Corniche road. It's a blend of interesting local culture and decent surf potential, set against a backdrop that’s nice to explore when you’re not on the water.

This spot offers a consistent right-hander that breaks over an uneven reef, mainly in front of the monuments at the cape. It works best with swells from the west and can handle sizes starting around 2 feet (0.6 meters) and going up. There are also additional reef breaks further up the beach, as well as at the port entrance. For the best conditions, aim for low to mid tide, and if there’s a southeast wind, you'll find your session more enjoyable. Intermediate surfers will likely find Boujdour manageable, but it's always good to keep an eye on the swell and tide conditions.

Aside from the surf, there’s plenty to check out around Boujdour. Whether you're looking to relax after a session or just soak in the environment, the old lighthouse and harbor are worth a visit. Plus, the area has a relaxed vibe that makes it a nice spot to hang out when you're not riding the waves.