Welcome to the surf and virgin line up paradise! This French-run surf camp is located in the northwest of Sumatra Island, on the Banyak Archipelago.
Welcome to the surf and virgin line up paradise! This French-run surf camp is located in the northwest of Sumatra Island, on the Banyak Archipelago. Guests should only bring environmentally friendly products, such as natural shampoos, soaps, toothpaste, sunscreen, to preserve the unspoiled nature surrounding the accommodation.
Other activities include canoeing, snorkelling, fishing and sightseeing.
Surfboard not included, bring your own equipment.
Optional: transfer from Nias or Simeulue Island (where we can fly to) with our new boat. The price is €275.
The surf camp is built on stilts and enjoys the quietness of the bay.
The main structure where the restaurant is located is connected via a pontoon to the room bungalow. Natural materials such as wood and bamboo have been used in the construction.
Each room is equipped with a bathroom, mosquito nets, fan and towels.
The surf camp's electricity is provided by generators, and for ecological reasons, the power is cut off for 2 or 3 hours in the morning and 2 or 3 hours in the afternoon.
We offer surf guide services to understand and surf the best spots at the best time.
There are 3 waves near the surf camp:
At 40 mn by boat, on the island of Bangkaru, there are other waves:
and many other secret spots to discover on the spot.
Up to €2,000, pay in 4 free instalments for your surfing holiday!
Only for individuals residing in France. French PayPal account required. Payment in 4X is available subject to acceptance, for purchases from 30 € to 2 000 €.
Indonesia has a tropical climate, just below the equator, two seasons are distinguished:
This is an exceptional stay that will leave you with unforgettable memories. It is an excellent way to reconnect with nature, either alone or as a couple.
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Easier to get to than a trip to Mentawaii, the waves are pretty much the same quality. The small island of Simeulue is 150km north-west of Sumatra, and is very uncrowded, so you can surf without worrying about boats or other overcrowding, which is becoming increasingly prevalent in Indonesia.
The surfing adventure by essence, nestled in the hollow of a paradise island, preserved from mass tourism and delivering incredible waves.
Wondering where to learn to surf in Bali? Look no further, you've come to the right place! Canggu is without a doubt the best surfing spot in Bali for beginner and intermediate surfing lessons.
