The spot features a quality left-hand reef break (La Bobine) that works when swell exceeds 1.5m — one of the best lefts in the region. The wave breaks best at low tide when the wreck ("La Bobine") is visible. It can work at high tide too, but launch and exit become challenging.

For kitesurfing and wingfoil, Dar Bouazza's rocky point (Dar Kouch) is the main gathering place for Casablanca's kite community. The spot works best with northerly winds thanks to the protection offered by the rocky headland to the north. Like Jack Beach nearby, wind is inconsistent — thermal-dependent in summer, occasional strong NE in spring, and powerful southerly winter fronts.

The beaches of Oued Merzeg (further south in the bay) offer another spot where city kiters meet, with better wave sessions during cross-shore winter storms. From Dar Bouazza south towards Tamaris, there are more open beach options.