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Surf spot guide · Java, Indonesia
Tiger Tracks Lefts is a secluded left-hand reef break in East Java's protected Banyuwangi region, offering playful, uncrowded waves suitable for all levels.
High Waves
Large waves up to 2.4m expected at Tiger Tracks Lefts. Peak conditions around 8:00 AM.
Exercise extreme caution when entering the water. Strong currents and large waves present. Warning valid until 9:00 PM.
Tiger Tracks Lefts is a mellow left-breaking reef and sand spot located within the famed Alas Purwo National Park in East Java, Indonesia. The wave offers fun, playful lefts that typically run under 50 meters in length, making it ideal for intermediate and progressing surfers seeking a forgiving reef break. It performs best at mid to high tides with southwest swells and southeast winds providing optimal conditions. The lineup is generally less crowded than nearby breaks like G-Land, though weekends and holidays may bring more visitors. Access is usually by foot or local transport through the national park, and the surrounding pristine beaches and jungle create a unique and serene atmosphere. Surfers should be cautious of the coral reef bottom and always check conditions before paddling out.
Mellow lefts under fifty metres where Alas Purwo's reef forgives progression.
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+4 MORE →Usually mellow crowds midweek, but the spot can get busier on weekends and during holiday periods.
Secluded and natural
Watch for monkeys near the car park
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
Usually mellow crowds midweek, but the spot can get busier on weekends and during holiday periods.
Secluded and natural
Access via dirt path from main road, passing through national parkland, can be muddy after rain.
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