Sejorong.

Sejorong is a lesser-known reef break on the southwest coast of Sumbawa, Indonesia. The spot is a long submerged reef pass facing south, exposed to swells and winds, and is renowned for powerful, fast, and sectiony waves that break over a shallow coral reef, making it best suited for skilled surfers. Access requires a boat or a challenging drive followed by a walk, which helps keep crowds low, as it is rarely surfed and mostly visited by passing boats. The wave works best with a solid southwest swell and northerly winds, producing long, punchy rides. Hazards include sharp reef, strong currents, the risk of sea urchins at low tide, and potential pollution from a nearby mine. There are no parking or facilities nearby. The area is scenic and quiet, offering a raw surfing experience.

Fast reef pass where sharp coral rewards only the committed and punished.