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Surf spot guide · Sumba, Indonesia
Erics is a classic deepwater left reef break in Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, known for its power and suitability for intermediate surfers with minimal crowds.
Erics is a reef left in Kallala Bay, Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, that only wakes up on solid southwest swells, breaking far out to sea and running for 50–150 meters when it’s on. It holds size well and delivers hard-breaking sections, but the inside gets very shallow and technical, demanding control and awareness. The coral reef bottom and rocky seabed require caution, especially with powerful outside sets. Typically uncrowded, it’s a regional classic favored by intermediate to advanced surfers comfortable with bigger energy and consequence. Optimal conditions occur with east, northeast, or southeast winds, and surfers should always respect local etiquette when visiting this infrequent but memorable spot.
Fifty-meter left over coral that demands southwest swell and sharp positioning.
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Sumba
Kallala is a quiet left-hand reef break with a coral and sand bottom in remote Nusa Tenggara, ideal for intermediate surfers.
Sumba
Mangkudu Lefts is a remote, uncrowded left-hand reef break off Pulau Mangkudu offering fast, technical, and long wrapping waves for experienced surfers.
The spot is typically empty, offering solitude for surfers seeking less crowded waves.
Uncrowded adventurous challenge
Needs a solid swell to break, Check sets before paddling — break is far out
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
The spot is typically empty, offering solitude for surfers seeking less crowded waves.
Uncrowded adventurous challenge
The break starts about 300 meters out to sea from the main left point; ensure you are prepared for a long paddle.
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