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Surf spot guide · Java, Indonesia
Tanjung Lesung is a peaceful, rarely crowded left-hand reef break on Java’s western tip, offering mellow waves suitable for all skill levels along with scenic views.
Tanjung Lesung is a reef break located on the western tip of Java, Indonesia, in Banten. It features fun, mellow left-breaking waves over a rocky bottom, ideal for intermediate surfers, though it can hold bigger swells for advanced riders. The spot offers moderate, consistent waves under all tides, typically less than 50 meters in length, and works best on a south or southwest swell with light northeast winds. It is generally less crowded than other popular Java spots, making it perfect for those seeking solitude. Hazards include shallow reef and occasional strong currents, so caution is advised at low tide. The area boasts a 15-kilometer stretch of white sand coastline, clear waters, and a relaxed atmosphere, complemented by local warungs and accommodations nearby. Visitors can also enjoy snorkeling, diving, fishing, and cultural activities. The spot is accessible by a three to four-hour drive from Jakarta, with ongoing infrastructure improvements aiming to reduce travel time. Respect for locals and surf etiquette is important, especially as the area continues to recover from the 2018 tsunami.
Mellow left over shallow reef, less crowded than Java's contest breaks.
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Crowds are generally low, especially on weekdays. More surfers may visit during weekends or holidays.
Peaceful and uncrowded
Access is through the Tanjung Lesung resort area, then a fifteen to thirty minute walk to the break
Kali caa point, on the same stretch of coast, is the other break here if the main peak is not working
This is a wet-season spot, roughly November to April, so check the forecast before committing to the three to four hour drive from Jakarta
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Crowds are generally low, especially on weekdays. More surfers may visit during weekends or holidays.
Peaceful and uncrowded
Parking is available near the beach with a short walk to the break along sandy paths.
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