Little Bingin.

Little Bingin is an A-frame reef break located on the west coast of Sumbawa, Indonesia, opposite Scar Reef in West Sumbawa. It offers both left and right waves over reef, making it a versatile alternative when Scar Reef is too heavy. The wave is known for its playful walls and occasional short tubes, providing opportunities for technical maneuvers as well as relaxed rides, ideal for intermediate and experienced surfers. It works best with south to southwest swells and light east to southeast winds, delivering consistent waves during the dry season from April to October. The reef is generally deep enough at higher tides but can be shallow and sharp in places, so caution is advised. Access is via a paddle across the channel or a short boat ride from the nearby village, which maintains a friendly local vibe. The area is relatively remote, so surfers should come well prepared. While less crowded than other Sumbawa spots, it can attract traveling surfers during peak months.

A-frame reef opposite Scar, playful walls when the heavy breaks rest.