Languages Spoken
Arabic. French. Darija. AmazighEnglish Proficiency
FluentBoard Provided
YesAmenities
Service Features
Instructor Type
Multi-Sport InstructorDisciplines Taught
SurfLesson Type
Private, GroupLesson Level
Beginner, IntermediateCertifications
ISA Certified, Lifeguard & CPR Certified, Safety and First Aid Certified, First Aid TrainedDuration
1–2 hours, Half Day, Full Day, Multi-DayLogistics Support
Meet at Location, Pick up / Drop offMeeting point
Olo surf nature imsounaeInstructor Profile
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Instructor TypeMulti-Sport Instructor
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Disciplines TaughtSurf
Lesson Types Offered
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Lesson TypePrivate, Group
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Lesson LevelBeginner, Intermediate
Certifications & Safety
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CertificationsISA Certified, Lifeguard & CPR Certified, Safety and First Aid Certified, First Aid Trained
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Safety notesAlways check weather, wind, tide, and wave conditions before entering the water. Never surf alone; inform someone before you go surfing. Respect your limits and choose waves suitable for your level. Warm up properly and use appropriate equipment (leash, suitable board, wetsuit). Be aware of currents, rocks, reefs, and marine life. Follow surf etiquette: respect priority and keep a safe distance from others. If you feel tired or uncomfortable, exit the water immediately. In case of emergency, stay calm, signal for help, and follow lifeguard instructions.
Session Details
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Duration1–2 hours, Half Day, Full Day, Multi-Day
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Good to KnowWhy Longboarders Love Imsouane 📍 The Bay (“Magic Bay” / La Baie) Longest waves in Africa – the right-hand point break can ride for 600 – 800 m (sometimes even longer). Gentle, rolling waves: perfect for longboards, nose riding, practicing cross-stepping, and improving your timing' Great for beginners to intermediate surfers — easy take-offs and waves that keep going. The bay is especially good at low to mid tide with a swell of ~1 m or more. Tip: Because the wave keeps wrapping along the beach, you don’t have to paddle back out far — you can actually walk back from where the last section ends.
Meeting & Logistics
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Logistics SupportMeet at Location, Pick up / Drop off
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Meeting pointOlo surf nature imsounae
Safety notes
Always check weather, wind, tide, and wave conditions before entering the water.
Never surf alone; inform someone before you go surfing.
Respect your limits and choose waves suitable for your level.
Warm up properly and use appropriate equipment (leash, suitable board, wetsuit).
Be aware of currents, rocks, reefs, and marine life.
Follow surf etiquette: respect priority and keep a safe distance from others.
If you feel tired or uncomfortable, exit the water immediately.
In case of emergency, stay calm, signal for help, and follow lifeguard instructions.
Good to Know
Why Longboarders Love Imsouane
📍 The Bay (“Magic Bay” / La Baie)
Longest waves in Africa – the right-hand point break can ride for 600 – 800 m (sometimes even longer).
Gentle, rolling waves: perfect for longboards, nose riding, practicing cross-stepping, and improving your timing'
Great for beginners to intermediate surfers — easy take-offs and waves that keep going.
The bay is especially good at low to mid tide with a swell of ~1 m or more.
Tip: Because the wave keeps wrapping along the beach, you don’t have to paddle back out far — you can actually walk back from where the last section ends.
Service Details
A full immersion into longboarding, focusing on style, technique, and ocean connection. Master key skills like bottom turns, cross-stepping, nose riding, and wave reading with expert coaching and video analysis. This package is perfect for surfers who want to refine their longboarding flow and technique while embracing the philosophy of traditional surfing.
Specialized longboard coaching
Wave reading & positioning techniques
Daily video/photo analysis
Location
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Depuis mon plus jeune âge, l’océan et le sport occupent une place centrale dans ma vie. J’ai d’abord développé mes compétences en natation, avant de pratiquer d’autres disciplines comme le basketball et le volleyball. Mais c’est dans l’eau que j’ai trouvé ma véritable vocation, ce qui m’a conduit à devenir professeur de natation certifié et à enseigner pendant deux ans dans une école privée réputée.
Ma passion pour l’océan m’a ensuite amené à explorer un large éventail de sports nautiques tels que le surf, la voile en catamaran, la planche à voile, le bodyboard ou encore le kayak. Grâce à une formation approfondie auprès de l’UCPA, j’ai pu perfectionner mes techniques et acquérir une solide expérience dans ces disciplines. Pendant plus de dix ans, j’ai également travaillé chaque été comme maître-nageur sauveteur, développant un sens aigu des responsabilités et des compétences précieuses en matière de sécurité et d’intervention.
Le surf est rapidement devenu bien plus qu’un sport : une véritable passion et un mode de vie. Depuis plus de quinze ans, je me consacre à sa pratique et à son enseignement, partageant mes connaissances, mon savoir-faire et mon enthousiasme avec des élèves venus du monde entier. En tant que moniteur, ma mission est d’accompagner chaque surfeur dans son apprentissage, de transmettre les bases techniques, mais aussi de partager cette connexion unique, libre et profonde avec l’océan.
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