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Surf spot guide · Rote, Indonesia
Peanuts is an exposed outside reef break in Timor, Indonesia, known for intense barrels over shallow reef, attracting intermediate surfers seeking uncrowded waves.
Peanuts is a lesser-known reef break on Timor's southern coast, offering fun, mellow waves that suit intermediate surfers. The spot works best with a south-southwest swell and light offshore winds from the northeast, though it is more sensitive to wind conditions than nearby breaks. Unlike T-Land, Peanuts provides more intense barrels over a shallower reef, with rides that are generally shorter but still superb when conditions align. The wave works on all tides, but caution is needed due to the shallow reef, especially at low tide. Access involves a 30-minute bike ride from the nearby village, making it relatively straightforward to reach. Peanuts is best surfed from April to October when consistent swells arrive, and it typically experiences minimal crowds.
Shallow reef barrels where the swell window narrows and wind turns fickle.
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+3 MORE →Peanuts is usually quiet, even during peak season. Expect only a handful of surfers in the lineup most days.
Remote and adventurous
A 30-minute bike ride is required to reach the spot.
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Peanuts is usually quiet, even during peak season. Expect only a handful of surfers in the lineup most days.
Remote and adventurous
Reachable by foot from the nearest village; parking and amenities are limited.
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