Sanghyang Island.

Sanghyang Island is a renowned surf spot off the coast of Java, Indonesia, featuring a consistent reef break with hollow, fast right-hand waves and a striking tropical setting. The coral reef bottom produces regular wave frequency with relatively short rides under 50 meters, making it accessible to surfers of various skill levels. The spot works best with medium to large southwest swells and light northeast winds, and it performs well across all tides. Access is exclusively by a 45-minute boat ride from Paku Harbour, which helps keep crowds low and maintains a relaxed vibe in the lineup. Surfers should be cautious of sharp reefs, sea urchins, and occasional strong currents, especially at lower tides. Facilities on the island are minimal, so planning ahead and bringing essentials is recommended. Respect for local surfers and proper etiquette is important, particularly during busier sessions. Additionally, the island offers alternative surf spots nearby if conditions change.

Hollow right off coral that keeps the lineup sparse and the reef sharp.