Timmy Turner's left (Cijeruk).

Timmy Turner's Left is a renowned reef break on the southern coast of Java, Indonesia, offering long, hollow left-hand rides ranging from 150 to 300 meters. The wave breaks consistently over a sharp coral reef across all tides, with the best conditions occurring when southeast winds align with south or southwest swells. Swells from the Indian Ocean produce powerful rides, especially during the dry season. Access requires a short walk from the nearest village, contributing to its secluded atmosphere and relatively uncrowded lineup. The spot is best suited for intermediate to advanced surfers due to hazards such as strong currents, undertows, sea urchins, exposed reef sections, and man-made dangers like buoys. Localism can be present, so respecting local surfers and etiquette is important. The area is considered shark protected, making it a favored destination for those seeking adventure and solitude. Best surfed at mid to high tide for safety and optimal wave shape.

Long hollow lefts that peel 300 meters over Cijeruk's sharp coral reef.