Plage d'Asilah is a sheltered beach break located on Morocco's Atlantic coast near the town of Asilah. The spot features a curved bay with a sandy beach backed by a shallow lagoon system, protected by natural rock formations and man-made breakwaters. The coastline faces west-northwest toward the Atlantic, creating a relatively protected beach environment compared to exposed coastal breaks. The shallow lagoon provides calmer conditions suitable for learning and progression, though water depths vary significantly with tidal cycles. Wind conditions are highly variable, with best side-shore winds arriving from the north (approximately 15°) or south (approximately 195°). Average winds of 6.1 knots are marginal for kitesurfing, making consistency a significant limitation. Wave heights average 1.13m, suitable for beginners and intermediate riders seeking small, manageable conditions. The spot suits learners and those preferring flat-water or small-wave practice in protected settings. Kiters should monitor tidal changes affecting lagoon access and maintain awareness of boat traffic in the harbor area. Local knowledge of breakwater positions and rock formations is essential for safe navigation.