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Surf spot guide · Telo Islands, Indonesia
Fun, peppy right-hander peeling along a dead coral reef in the Telo Islands, best on S-SW swells.
LeBa - also known as Coconuts - is a right-hand reef break in the Telo Islands, peeling along a dead coral ledge in front of a palm-fringed island. The wave peaks on an outside section of reef and walls up through a 100-200m run. Shallow boils and flat spots shape the ride, and the wave can produce hollow moments on the steeper inside shelf. It fires best on solid S to SW swells and becomes genuinely good from shoulder-high upward, with the upper range reaching well overhead. The break is accessible only by boat - anchor in a channel and paddle to the lineup. Guides note that currents can run strongly around the reef, and low tide exposes coral sections.
Coconuts’ dead-coral ledge turns a 200-metre right into shifting hollow sections
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Telo Islands
Fast, bowly performance righthander over dead coral in the North Telos, firing best around head-high.
Telo Islands
Consistent reef break in the North Telo Islands with multiple moods, from slopey walls to hollow barrels on bigger swells.
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Telo Islands
Long, predictable left-hand reef wall in the Telo Islands, firing on S swells over dead coral with walls running 100-200m.
+5 MORE →Bring reef-safe footwear for water entry and exit; dead coral still cuts
The wave handles all tides but watch for boils and shallow sections on the inside at lower water
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Boat access only. The standard approach is to anchor in a channel and paddle to the lineup.
Open in MapsThis spot typically requires a boat.