The islands off the west coast of Sumatra Telos, Banyaks, Nias, Simeulue, and Sipora are home to world-class waves, ready to satisfy your thirst for surf and barrels. No matter the swell direction, wave size, or your skill level, our local captain, with 18 years of experience, will take you to the best spots of the moment.
From legendary breaks like Playground, Ebay, Greenbush, Hollow Trees, and Macaronis, to hidden gems, unnamed and uncrowded, he knows every secret of this legendary archipelago.
Looking for a custom surf experience? With our private charters, you can design your own itinerary in collaboration with our captain, unlocking waves that remain out of reach for the crowds.
Far from the crowds, tucked away in a pristine paradise, discover secret spots where time feels suspended. Here, only the sound of the waves and the magic of the moment set the rhythm of your session.
Looking for a truly unique experience, away from the beaten path? Ask our captain he’ll guide you to these hidden gems, known only to a select few.
This is one of the most famous and consistent surf spots in the world, renowned for its power, perfection, and the legendary barrels that attract surfers from across the globe. Expect crowds and a highly sought-after barrel, where only the most committed riders dare to take off.
A true test of skill and courage, this wave demands precision, experience, and a fearless approach. Are you ready to take on the challenge?
Located north of the Mentawais, the Telos Islands offer an ideal escape, especially during peak season when swells become bigger and more powerful.
This region boasts the same world-class waves but with a more accessible and playful character—less punishing yet just as exciting. The waves here are fun, consistent, and offer plenty of opportunities for long rides and smooth barrels.
Whether you’re an intermediate surfer looking to progress or a seasoned rider chasing perfection, Telos has something for everyone, delivering an unforgettable surf experience in a pristine tropical setting.
As its name suggests, the Banyak Islands are made up of numerous small islands, scattered across a pristine and untouched stretch of ocean. This is one of the least known and least crowded surf destinations in the region, primarily because it takes longer to reach—but for those who make the journey, the rewards are unparalleled.
Here, you’ll find an abundance of untouched waves, just as high-quality as those in the Mentawais, but with far fewer surfers in the lineup. From perfect peeling walls to heavy barrels, the variety of waves ensures something for every kind of rider.
In the Banyaks, the word “odyssey” takes on its full meaning. This is a true surf exploration, where each session is an adventure, and discovering new, uncrowded waves becomes part of your daily routine.
Hull:
Ironwood (Kayu Ulin)
Structure:
Ironwood frame, Teak-covered deck
Mitsubishi 8DC11
9 knots
10 knots
Fuel Tank:
8,500 L
Fresh Water Tank:
7,000 L
Grey/Black Water Tank:
2,500 L
Watermaker:
2,000 L/day
Generators:
2 × Mitsubishi 31.5 KVA
Solar System:
12 KW