Surf spot guide · Sumatra, Indonesia
Fast, hollow right-hand barrels over shallow reef south of Krui, with a more forgiving left shoulder.
The Peak is a short, wedgy coral-reef A-frame with a fast, hollow right-hand barrel and a mellower left shoulder. The right features a steep, backdoor-style take-off and shallow inside section, while the left offers a more forgiving line. It generally needs substantial swell, working around 1.2-3 m and performing best once nearby Ujung Bocur reaches at least head-high. Southeast to east winds, southwest swell, and mid-to-high tides favor the break. It suits competent intermediate and advanced surfers rather than beginners.
A short coral A-frame where the right barrels and the left forgives
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Leftovers is a left-hand reef break near Krui known for its sharp, thick barrels and a less crowded lineup.
Sumatra
Krui Left is a renowned short, hollow left-hand reef break in Krui, Sumatra, offering fast barrels ideal for intermediate and advanced surfers.
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Krui Right is a fast, hollow right-hand reef break in Krui that is suitable for intermediate and advanced surfers.
+8 MORE →Lineups commonly hold 5-15 surfers, and nearby camps can make it busy. Shoulder-season sessions can be quieter.
Technical and punchy
Use the slight reef channel for the paddle out.
Favor the left shoulder if you want a more forgiving wave.
Attempt the right-hand backdoor only with precise positioning and commitment.
Check the tide before surfing because the reef is shallow inside.
Shoulder-season sessions can offer a quieter lineup.
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
Lineups commonly hold 5-15 surfers, and nearby camps can make it busy. Shoulder-season sessions can be quieter.
Technical and punchy
Follow the lane beside Inna’s Villa Desa to the beach; paddle straight offshore through the slight reef channel. Secret Sumatra is another landmark.
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