This famous and powerful right point break is in the middle of the jungle. It's a short, hollow wave you need a bigger board to surf, best suited to advanced surfers only. You can wear board shorts all year round. It's best at six to ten feet.

Written by  Merrick Davis.

“A Catch-able 12 footer”

The wave that opened the door eventually to the nearby Mentawais. A great right hander and not that difficult. Gets up to about 12 foot. A right hander that is catch-able and make-able with a good ride of about 80 metres. It tends to be consistent and … Read more...

Written by  Ian Wilson.

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