The name might give you a clue – Plage-Blanche is all beach. This remote location in the midst of a 250 square kilometre ecological park is a beach virtually untouched by the influence of people.

Plage Blanche is a place to be truly alone. This is Morocco in the wild, with no hotels, no restaurants, no camel rides, just you and your thoughts on a vast stretch of undulating white sand tucked between the mighty Atlantic Ocean and the enormous Sahara Desert. It’s well off the standard tourist routes, and if you’re someone who wants to get to the real soul of Morocco it’s well worth the trip.

Travelling to Plage Blanche on the back of a motorbike is one of the most inspiring treks you can make in Morocco. It’s a journey for the adventurous – at least a six hour ride from Agadir and with few signs of human habitation on the way. Instead it’s just you, the road and some stunning Moroccan landscapes. When it’s time to rest your head you can pitch your tent on the beach and watch the sun sink into the Atlantic Ocean.

It’s a trip that will take you along cliffs, through gorges, past oases and over desert sands – and leave you with a sense of wonder at this modern day Moroccan wilderness.

The isolated Plage Blanche is a test of a surfer’s determination. The rewards are great: the forty kilometres of sand gives you your choice of waves and plenty of beach breaks, all with barely another surfer in sight, just you, your board, the sea and the sand.
Getting to Plage Blanche is half the fun of the experience. Unreachable by regular roads, you’ll need to trek across semi-desert in a 4X4 for many miles to reach it. There are no surf schools, no hotels, no airports – it’s the perfect destination for anyone who wants to get away from it all on their surfing trip.