Surf Mentawai

The Mentawai Islands are one of the most consistent surf destinations in the entire world. The power of southern Indian Ocean storms is turned by the prevailing SE trades towards these amazing islands and amplified. The result is surf that is remarkably consistent and of unsurpassed quality. During the southern hemisphere winter, (late April to early November) the Indian Ocean is an over-active, groundswell machine.

If you haven't had a chance to surf in the Mentawai's you will have seen it on video, in print, or heard about it from your friends. The place is simply "magic on a stick". The archipelago is sprinkled with picture perfect, glassy barrels that light up and fire in tune with the constantly changing equatorial winds and weather.

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Surf G-Land

Located at Plengkung Bay on the southern most peninsula of Java is the legendary Grajagan otherwise known as G-Land. Surfers from all corners of the globe have made their way to the Javanese jungle each year between March - November to sample G-Land's fantastic waves. During these months the spot is rarely flat and there is a saying there - No swell in G-Land, no swell in Indonesia', It's a very special surfing destination of primitive beauty and perfect waves.

Grajagan is truly one of the worlds great waves, perfect mechanical barrelling waves, not a drop of water out of place - makes your mouth dry just thinking about it. If you are a keen on left handers what are you still doing reading this page - pack your bags.

G-Land is situated in a very large National Park, and is home to many different species of wild life including panther, leopard, monkeys, deer, reptiles and exotic birds. It is an amazing place and you really feel that you have made it off the beaton track.

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Surf Pasti

In 2008 we discovered 6 new waves, which, when added up to the 12 waves we already knew about, culminates in the incredible total of 18 different waves. 3 of them are located right on the doorstep of the Surfing Village, Pasti, Nagadens and Ibua. The other 12 waves are less than a 20 minute boat trip away. (Jauh, Facas and Shhh, are a little more than an hour away) And it doesn’t stop there! There are a number of reefs with a lot of potential that we haven’t even had time to explore… Maybe you will be the next to surf and name a virgin wave in 2009!

Pasti: Fast and powerful right hander, 3 tube sections, with its ripabble days.

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Surf Panaitan

Panaitan’s hills rise from pristine forest with wild life comprised of deer, wild board, monkey, bulls, large monitor lizar, black leopard, phyton and a wide variety of bird life. This beautiful trofical island is the background of one the most incredible surf spot in the world  class waves in warm, clear blue water and away from crowds. Panaitan is part of Ujung Kulon national park (world heritage site).

To those who like to surf at Panaitan island it is one of the best surfing area in the world, It is one the most exciting safaris you have experience, about Panaitan island is located in the part of Ujung Kulon National Park (world heritage site)  this beautiful tropical island is rich wild life in great waves and clear blue water will take you far away from hustle and bustle of everything, A perfects destination for groups of surfer in search of waves far away from the madding crowds.

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Surf Banyak Island

The Banyak islands archipelago lies a hundred miles to the west coast of Sumatra, north of Indonesia. It’s reached by boat some 12h of sailing from the home town of Sibolga.

Indonesia, with regular and consistent swells, is the most popular surf destination in the world. The Banyak islands are indeed a wave paradise. Its location facing the Indian ocean gives it powerful swells generated by low pressure systems throughout the Indian ocean.

Offering a variety of waves that have nothing to envy its famous neighbour the Mentawai archipelago, Banyak islands offer additional spot of world class but less crowded. 

Surf Nias

For surfers, Nias is "Paradise on Earth". The 2005 earthquake has uplifted many reefs of the island, making surfing on the "Point", the legendry right-hander near Sorake, even more challenging and exciting than in the past!

However, surfing spots are only a slice of the wonders that Nias Island has to offer. The island's unique and exotic setting - an ancient megalithic culture in a rugged tropical landscape - is even more intriguingly wondrous. The islanders call their island Ono Niha or Land of the Niassan. And that is what it fully is; A world unto itself!

Though you might have heard some travel stories about Nias, describing the island as a place of impenetrable jungles and feared head-hunting raids, there is no need to worry coming face to face with head-hunters (except perhaps in cultural performances) as this practice was brought to an end in the beginning of the 20th century. The island's lush forests and virgin beaches provide a unique opportunity to experience a feeling of last frontier, a world beyond the equator.

The unique combination of an untouched tribal culture with arcane rites and untamed nature make the island a world class destination for adventurous eco-travellers, where you will be welcomed by the local Niassan with the call "Ya'ahowu" or "Hello"!

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Surf Rote

Rote is the most southern island of the Nusa Tenggara island chain in Indonesia. It lies a few miles south of West Timor and 150 miles from the coast of northern Australia and has a population of 60.000.
The Rotenese are very respectful, charming, mostly Christian people. Traditionally their main activities are the exploitation of the Lontar Palm, which they use for everything, from nutrition to building materials. Fishing also provides food and income for the local people, and recently the cultivation of seaweed.
During the traditional surf season (May to November), trade winds are consistent and offshore.
Average daytime high temps are 86-88F and nighttime lows are around 75F. The ocean clocks in at a soothing 80F

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Surf Krui

Much has been written on the waves in this area. We have found guys with average to above average ability have the most fun out here. There are great waves in this area from point breaks, reef passes through to beachies to keep you in the water

UJUNG BOCOR, the area’s longest, most consistent wave. It regulary turns on rides in excess of 200 meters. The top of the point provides barrel sections then rolls through to a long carveable wall for as long as you want to ride it. Definitely the most user friendly wave in the area.

Rather than describing the other quaility waves in the region we’ll let our adventurous guests explore the area once here. We can provide you all the info you’ll need once here to get amongst the other waves around and the conditions they’re best surfed in. Local conditions and forecast information.

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Surf Lakey Peak

Lakey Peak, Sumbawa is a 45 minutes flight from Bali, them you arrive at Bima and there is a 2 hours drive from Bima Airport to Lakey.

There are 2 companies that fly to Bima, Meparti with daily flights and Lion Air Flying 3 times a week.
The transports from the airport to the spots are charged by car not per person, the price for a car one-way trip is IDR 600,000 (USD 70.00). So the best is to hook up with some other travelers at Bali or Bima airport so you can spread this coast with 3 other people. It’s good to remind you that the Police at the Airport will check your passport, and they will fine you if you don’t have it with you. Lakey Peak has 6 different waves all within walking distance from the accommodation.

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