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Surf spot guide · Sumatra, Indonesia
Ujung Bocor is a long, consistent left-hander featuring rippable walls and occasional barrels, ideal for intermediate and advanced surfers.
Ujung Bocor (also known as Karang Nyimbor) is the standout left-hand point in the area, breaking along a blunt headland lined with reef and facing a row of losmens. It’s highly consistent, picking up most available swell and offering partial shelter from SE trade winds. This beautiful left can break for over 400 meters when conditions align, delivering playful walls, performance sections, and opportunities for barrels, especially on higher tides. The wave works on all tides, though low tide can be shallow and sharp, demanding awareness and respect for the reef. It is approachable for intermediate surfers but still offers plenty of challenge for advanced riders. Long rides are possible on good days, particularly near the tip at lower tides where the wave becomes heavier and more barrel-focused. Access is easiest via a channel at the end of the wave, though experienced surfers may choose to jump off the reef at the point. The spot is popular and easy to find, with accommodations lining the point. Strong currents and the shallow reef require careful board choice and attention.
Blunt headland left that breaks four hundred metres when the swell lines up right.
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+7 MORE →The spot is popular and often crowded, especially during the dry season when conditions are best.
Busy, high-energy surf hub
Check the channel before paddling out to ensure you can find your way back in
on low tide, surf to the end of the wave and exit via the channel
if caught by the current, go with it into the bay or paddle back out.
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
The spot is popular and often crowded, especially during the dry season when conditions are best.
Busy, high-energy surf hub
Most accommodations are along the point; paddle out via the channel at the end of the wave or jump off the reef at the point for experienced surfers.
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