Surf Boilers

Boilers - Cap Rhir, Morocco Boilers is a right-breaking reef wave with a boulder bottom, known for its powerful and consistent surf. The best conditions occur at low tide during a falling tide, with optimal wave heights between 1.8 to 2.4 meters (6-8 ft), although experienced surfers can tackle it up to 3.7 meters (12 ft) or more. Access is challenging, requiring careful timing to paddle out safely. Located just south of the Cap Rhir lighthouse, Boilers is named after a ship's boiler washed ashore, adding to its unique character. This spot attracts a mix of surfers seeking both solitude during the week and a lively atmosphere on weekends. While it can get crowded, especially compared to nearby spots like Taghazout, the thrill of its long, fast waves makes it a favorite for those looking for a challenge. Be prepared for a robust surf experience, and ensure to check conditions before heading out.