Tiger Tracks Right.

Tiger Tracks is a well-known reef break inside the Alas Purwo National Park, Java, renowned for its playful, long right-handers. Located on the opposite side of a sandy bay, it offers a super-fun right-breaking wave ideal for intermediate surfers, especially regular footers, with opportunities for hard turns and occasional barrels. The spot works best with a solid south or southwest swell, particularly medium swells up to a little overhead, and is most optimal for about two hours on either side of high tide, as the reef becomes exposed from mid tide down. There is also a shorter left off the peak and a few other nearby peaks. The wave features a forgiving takeoff but a fast, sectioning wall over shallow reef. Access requires a drive through the national park and a short walk through jungle paths. The area is less crowded than Bali, with generally light crowds and friendly local kids, though it can get busy on weekends and holidays. Water is clear, and the scenic backdrop adds to the experience.

A forgiving takeoff over shallow reef that sections fast enough to demand commitment.