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Surf spot guide · Sumatra, Indonesia
Banana Island Right is a powerful right-hand reef break on a tropical island near Krui, accessible only by boat.
Banana Island Right is a world-class, boat-access reef break located about 1.5km off the mainland north of Krui, Indonesia. It offers long lined-up walls or heavy barreling slabs depending on swell and tide, known for its fickle but exceptional waves when conditions align. The wave can open into long rides or drop fast over very shallow, sharp reef sections, especially on lower tides, with inside corners on higher tides producing the best barrels. Access is exclusively by boat, with drop-offs and pick-ups on a steep beach without a jetty, making it a secluded and generally uncrowded spot with a relaxed vibe. Surfers should exercise caution due to the remote location, shallow reef hazards, and lack of immediate medical assistance.
Long walls that hollow into barrels where the reef shallows at low tide.
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Leftovers is a left-hand reef break near Krui known for its sharp, thick barrels and a less crowded lineup.
+7 MORE →Low — mostly experienced visitors
Uncrowded tropical adventure
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
No lifeguards or rescue services available
Low — mostly experienced visitors
Uncrowded tropical adventure
Organize a boat from Krui; drop-off and pick-up are on a steep beach with no jetty; listen to the captain for safe boarding.
Open in MapsThis spot typically requires a boat.