
Explore Indonesia’s best surf destinations, handpicked for quality and adventure.
Banyak Islands
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Surf
The Banyak Islands are a paradise for surfers of all skill levels. From mellow beginner-friendly breaks to heavy, hollow waves that challenge even the pros, there’s something here for everyone. With a range of surf spots just a short boat ride away—including the famous 'Bay of Plenty'—you’ll have the chance to explore different lineups each day. Our experienced team is on hand to guide you to the best waves based on your level and the day’s conditions, and daily boat trips are included at no extra cost.
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Accommodation
Our accommodation is designed to offer a unique and immersive island experience. Nestled right on the beach, each bungalow provides direct ocean views, total privacy, and a front-row seat to unforgettable sunsets. Built with natural materials and local craftsmanship, the space is both comfortable and authentic—perfect for unwinding after a long surf session. Whether you're here for adventure or relaxation, our beachfront retreat offers the best of both worlds.
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Island
Beyond the waves, the Banyak Islands offer a wide range of activities for nature lovers and adventurers alike. Snorkel vibrant coral reefs, wander along untouched white-sand beaches, fish in crystal-clear waters, or hike through lush tropical jungle. With little tourist traffic, the islands remain largely unspoiled, giving you the chance to reconnect with nature and enjoy true tranquility. Whether you're chasing adrenaline or looking to slow down, there’s something here for everyone.





















Mentawai
The Mentawai Islands, located off the western coast of Sumatra, Indonesia, are a world-renowned destination for both surfing and fishing, drawing adventurers and ocean lovers from across the globe. Surfers are particularly lured by the region’s legendary waves, which rank among the most consistent and powerful on the planet. Iconic breaks like Macaronis, HT’s (Hollow Trees), and Rifles offer long, barreling rides that challenge even the most experienced surfers. The dry season, from April to October, brings ideal swell conditions, with Indian Ocean storms sending perfect waves to the island reefs. Surf charters and remote resorts have sprung up to cater to the steady flow of wave-hungry travelers, yet much of the area still retains a raw, untouched quality.
In addition to its surf culture, Mentawai is a hidden gem for fishing enthusiasts. The rich waters around the islands are teeming with game fish such as tuna, Spanish mackerel, mahi-mahi, and giant trevally. Local fishermen often use traditional methods, but guided sport fishing trips are also available, offering visitors a chance to test their skills in one of Southeast Asia’s most abundant marine ecosystems. Whether casting from a boat over deep reef drop-offs or trolling offshore in search of big pelagics, anglers can expect both challenge and reward. The blend of pristine nature, vibrant marine life, and cultural heritage makes the Mentawai Islands a paradise for those who love both the thrill of the wave and the tug of the line.
Discover a one-of-a-kind wooden house in the heart of the Mentawai Islands, nestled amid lush jungle and tranquil natural lagoons. Our accommodation offers a variety of room options, each designed with rustic charm and comfort in mind, blending seamlessly with the surrounding environment.
You'll also benefit from the expertise of your personal surf guide, a long-time local who knows the region inside and out—ensuring you score the best waves, every session. Whether you're chasing world-class barrels or hidden gems, you're in good hands. Contact us today for more information and to start planning your Mentawai escape. Use code WD1 for enquiry.



































Simeulue Island, located off the west coast of Sumatra, is a remote paradise renowned for its uncrowded waves and vibrant natural beauty. With around 100 kilometers of coral-fringed coastline, the island caters to surfers of all skill levels. Its most famous break, "The Peak," delivers reliable left and right-hand barrels in a perfect A-frame, while advanced riders are drawn to "Dylan’s Right," a sharp, fast-breaking right-hander. Those just starting out can head to "Alus Left," a mellow beach break tucked into a sheltered bay, making it ideal for beginners. For more challenging sessions, experienced surfers can take a boat to Teupah Island, home to the hollow, powerful wave known as "Tea-Bags."
But Simeulue offers much more than just world-class surf. Hikers can lose themselves in dense tropical forests that lead to cascading waterfalls, while island-hopping by boat reveals pristine reefs around Lasia and Mincau—perfect for snorkeling or diving. The local cuisine centers around ocean-fresh seafood, with lobster, tuna, and spicy curries often on the menu. Visitors can also experience the island’s unique cultural traditions, including music, dance, and ritual ceremonies that reflect its rich Acehnese heritage.
We proudly offer one hand-picked, highly recommended surf accommodation on Simeulue, selected for its location, atmosphere, and quality of experience. For details and bookings, please get in touch with us directly—we’re happy to help plan your perfect surf trip. Use code SIM1 for enquiry.











