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Surf spot guide · Sumbawa, Indonesia
Donuts is a powerful reef break in Sumbawa with hollow, fast waves suitable for intermediate to experienced surfers.
Donuts in Sumbawa offers a fast, barreling right-hand reef break that works best with a solid southwest or west swell, ideally at high or mid tide. The wave is known for its hollow sections, shallow coral reef, and powerful walls, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced surfers. Access is typically by boat from nearby villages, as the spot is remote and isolated from main roads. The ideal conditions occur during the dry season, when offshore east to southeast winds and clean swells align. Hazards include sharp reef, strong currents, and sea urchins, so caution is advised. Crowds are usually moderate, but can increase during peak swell windows.
Hollow right that barrels over shallow coral, unforgiving at low tide.
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Super Suck is a powerful, world-class left-hand reef break in Maluk Bay, West Sumbawa, known for its long, hollow, and technical barrels over shallow reef.

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Benete is a rarely crowded, expert-level left pointbreak over live coral in a protected bay near Benete port, offering powerful reef breaks with consistent swells and scenic Sumbawa surroundings.
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A consistent right-hand reef break with long, powerful walls, suitable for intermediate to advanced surfers.
+9 MORE →Usually uncrowded due to remote access, but can attract a handful of surfers during prime swell periods.
Remote and uncrowded
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
The reef sits roughly 800 metres offshore opposite Super Suck, so a lost board means a long swim back in and there is no easy channel to paddle round.
Usually uncrowded due to remote access, but can attract a handful of surfers during prime swell periods.
Remote and uncrowded
Access is by boat from local villages; there is no direct road or walking path to the break.
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