Leftovers.

This left-hand reef break curves around a shallow, coral-strewn point, producing fast, thick, and hollow barrels that peel for up to 80 meters, rewarding quick shortboarders and bodyboarders right in from the resort BeOcean. The wave requires a bigger south or west swell to fire and finishes over a sharp, shallow section, making precision essential. It typically receives slightly more swell than nearby Krui Left and Krui Right and is generally less crowded. The spot works on all tides, though low tide can be very shallow, and access involves wading across the reef, especially at lower tides. Parking is recommended near The Peak, with a short walk to the break, which is visible from there. Surfers should be cautious of shallow shutdowns on the coral reef and be mindful of occasional petty theft in the area.

Fast, hollow lefts that peel eighty metres over Sumatra's sharpest coral shelf.