Coworksurf (Tasra Surf & Flow)

Coworksurf occupies a five-room property directly in front of Cathedral Beach in Imsouane, Morocco's sleepy fishing-village-turned-surf-destination on the Atlantic coast. The communal work area faces the ocean through open arches, and the design is simple Moroccan coastal — whitewashed walls, tiled floors, wooden furniture — without the polished coworking aesthetic of city spaces. This is the only dedicated coworking-coliving operation in Imsouane, which means it functions as the default productivity hub for the village's growing community of surf-and-work nomads. Moroccan cuisine is served for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on-site, and free coffee and tea flow throughout the day, making it possible to work and eat without ever leaving the property.

Work infrastructure is remarkably strong for a village this remote. WiFi reaches 180 Mbps — faster than most cafes in Moroccan cities — and handles video conferencing, large uploads, and multiple simultaneous users without degradation. A backup generator covers the power outages that occasionally hit Imsouane's grid, ensuring your work session doesn't end with the electricity. Power outlets serve the communal work tables, the noise level stays quiet thanks to the intimate five-room scale and the ocean-facing setting, and seating comfort is good across the desk chairs and lounge areas. A printer is available for the rare document that needs physical form.

Coffee and tea are included in the day rate, with meals running about $2 USD reflecting Moroccan coastal pricing. Hours extend from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, giving you a full 14-hour window with ocean views. The Cathedral Point location puts you steps from the famous right-hand point break and the village's cluster of beachfront restaurants. Best for remote workers doing extended stays in Imsouane who need reliable, fast internet and backup power in a location where infrastructure is otherwise unpredictable.