Allma Ocean House

Allma Ocean House is a family-run guest house in Mirleft, built into a cliffside above a quiet bay on Morocco's Atlantic coast. It traded as Aman House before taking its present name. Five double rooms, two of them facing the ocean, a rooftop terrace and a sea-facing studio make up the place, which sums itself up as slow & mindful living.

Surfing is taught on site: the house sells three-hour beginner lessons with transport, boards and wetsuits included, and spot guiding whose price the guest sets, in money or in equipment — boards collected that way are given to young surfers in Mirleft. Yoga classes, group or private, are open to residents and to outside visitors subject to availability.

The house also runs small surf and yoga retreats, with one session of each per day, full board cooked from local fishing and farming, and outings to the Anti-Atlas, the red cliffs of Legzira and the souk. Dinner, served every evening, is for residents only. No kitesurfing, wing foiling or windsurfing.

No season or opening hours are published. The house states a minimum stay of four nights during school holidays and seven nights during holiday periods. The only dated retreat on the site ran from 20 to 25 September 2026, over six days and five nights, for eight participants.