Badegong Point.

Dead coral reef sitting on Simeulue's exposed southern tip, picking up swell from a wide SE to SW window. Multiple peaks spread across a broad area, offering both lefts and rights. The lefts tend toward crumbling, sectioning walls that reward patience, while the rights hold real potential when solid SW groundswell pushes in, drawing clean lines along the reef. Wave faces are steep with vertical takeoffs, though well-covered sections keep things manageable for competent intermediates. Sits directly across the bay from The Wall, another quality reef in the Pasir Tinggi zone. Getting to the lineup is the main challenge. Dense jungle blocks any land access, leaving two options: a grueling 1km paddle from The Wall, or chartering a boat from nearby Teluk Latiung, which drops you straight at the longer right-handers. Either way, getting caught inside on the sets is almost guaranteed, so solid paddle fitness matters. The upside of this difficult access is near-total solitude. Even by Simeulue standards this break sees almost nobody, and the consistent swell exposure means it rarely goes flat during the season.