Dylans Left.

Dylans Left sits on the southern headland of Busung Bay and operates across a huge range of swell. On smaller S-SW pulses, the wave peels as a fat, forgiving left with rides stretching up to 300m over dead coral reef. When genuine groundswell arrives, it transforms into one of Simeulue's heaviest waves, producing fast, bowling barrels with vertical takeoffs. The reef creates sections that alternate between hollow and crumbly, and wide sets sweep through with little warning, making lineup positioning a constant puzzle. It handles the biggest swells on the island, pushing well overhead when everything else maxes out. Best surfed from a boat, as the land route from the One Tong track involves a sketchy reef walk, a long paddle, and a brutal exit back over the reef. A previous version of this break closer to Dylan's Right was destroyed by an earthquake. Crowds are moderate when boats are around, but the remote location and demanding conditions keep numbers in check compared to Simeulue's easier setups.

Bowling barrels with vertical takeoffs when groundswell hits Busung Bay's heaviest reef.