Elevation: 303 meters West orientation. This is a superb site, a prime spot for surfers. Flights are typically conducted with sea breeze conditions. Be cautious of the north wind, which can quickly become dangerous and may force you to make an emergency landing in the water or on the rocks. The cliff launch is located at the edge of the new road near the parking area, which also serves as a viewpoint. There is another larger and flatter launch site about a hundred meters to the left of the main launch. Landing is on the beaches as close as possible to the village of Imsouan, depending on the tide. For the return walk to the village, there is a path along the cliffs. The plateau behind the village is also a possible landing area, but be mindful of the power lines. Be cautious of the tide if you land far from the village; returning through the rocks can be very perilous, especially at night. In case of problems (beaches covered by the tide or incoming north wind), it is possible to land on a large beach south of the cliffs. This beach is always exposed and easy to land on, but the return can be long... very long! There is a track leading there, but it is impassable. A shuttle can pick you up at the top of a hill, but you will first need to walk 30 to 45 minutes to climb back up the wadi. You can have your bag carried by a mule (around 20Dh per bag) and enjoy the magnificent scenery. For accommodation, the Tasra Inn is a good option. For grilled fish, a visit to the port is a must. [Michel Lacroix's Paragliding Sites in Morocco](http://www.michel-lacroix.com/maroc_sites)