Bouznika Plage Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here with the Bouznika Plage lowdown.

For the next while, it’s grim. From Tuesday, July 14th, right through to late Thursday, July 23rd, there’s over a week of absolutely no-good surf. We’re talking tiny, weak swells, cross-onshore wind from the north to north-northeast, and water that’s about normal for the season. The waves are barely ankle-high, and the energy is weak – you’ll see numbers like 42 to 105 (weak to moderate energy). It’s choppy, rippled, and not worth wetting a wetsuit.

But there’s one little window. On the morning of Thursday, July 23rd, things go glassy. The wind shifts to a light northwesterly, and the swell picks up to 1.3m from the northwest, with a period of 7 seconds. The energy hits 162 (moderate). The report calls it “surfable but very ordinary” – and that’s the best we get. It’s coming from the right direction (NW is what this spot wants), but that short period means the waves will be soft and crumbly. Still, if you need to get wet, this is the only decent moment.

After that, it’s back to poor conditions. Friday, July 24th has 1.3m swell, but wind ruins it. The weekend of July 25th–26th sees the swell building to 1.6m and even 1.6m with energy up to 316 and 430 – that’s moderate to strong energy. But the wind stays cross-onshore or onshore, and it’s described as poor across the board. That 1.6m is too much for beginners, and the wind makes it a messy affair.

The only real standout is that Thursday morning, July 23rd. It’s the single clean shot. The reef and point will handle that northwest swell, but the short period means you won’t get much run. For the rest, it’s a total blank until the very end of the forecast, where bigger energy shows up on July 28th–29th (over 500), but with cross-winds that’ll wreck it. Not a good run, boys. Stay patient.

Rusty.

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