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Surf spot guide · Sumbawa, Indonesia
Nangadoro is a powerful reef break in central Sumbawa offering a left and two right breaks with consistent, long, fast waves and scenic surroundings.
High Waves
Large waves up to 2.2m expected at Nangadoro. Peak conditions around 6:00 AM.
Exercise extreme caution when entering the water. Strong currents and large waves present. Warning valid until 9:00 PM.
Nangadoro is a renowned reef break on Sumbawa’s south coast, attracting advanced surfers seeking challenging waves. The spot features a spinning left and two right-hand reef breaks, offering long, fast, and sometimes hollow rights that break over a sharp, uneven reef bottom. Known for its high consistency, Nangadoro picks up more swell than nearby locations and works well on all tides, producing waves in the 2-8ft range. The wave can deliver powerful barrels during solid swells, but it becomes shallow at lower tides. Access is relatively remote, typically by motorbike, with no parking or facilities available, ensuring less crowding compared to more famous Indonesian breaks. Wave quality is best with a solid south or southwest swell and light easterly winds. Due to the sharp reef and currents, Nangadoro is best suited for experienced surfers. There are no pollution or hazard concerns aside from the natural reef and currents.
Long, fast rights over sharp reef that demand respect and experience.
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+2 MORE →Rarely crowded due to remote access.
Remote and uncrowded
Arrange a lift on a motorbike to get here. There is no parking and there are no facilities at the break.
Come here when Lakey Peak is too small: Nangadoro picks up more swell than any other spot in the area.
There is a spinning left as well as two right-hand reefs, and it works on all tides, so there is room to spread out.
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Rarely crowded due to remote access.
Remote and uncrowded
