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One of Mentawais best waves.

Long, heavy and barreling. Usually about 80-100m long, but on bigger days up to about 150m or so into the little bay, barreling all the way along.

Holds any size from chest high up to as big as you want. Easy to get caught by sets swinging wide. Not for beginners, it's heavy and shifty and pretty nasty on the inside if you get washed over the shelf. Boils and reef heads pup up out of the water and you might lose a fin or some skin.

Can't surf on low tide, too shallow, but from low to mid up.

The spot is really good for both surfing and surf photography. The rocks and trees renders great in pictures.

This is a heavy, ledgy right hander with the inside bowl offering some wide pits. Watch the sets, it's a big reef and breaks all over the show, choose your take off zone and sit there and wait, don't be tempted by what you see up the reef! The end of the run out tide tends to suck you too deep as well. Its very shifty and getting caught inside means long hold downs in very turbulant water. Had some of the best barrels of my trip here.

Unusual left style wave that zips along a rock shelf next to quite deep water. There is a sweet hollow pocket inside, as it zips along the shelf, over about 100m or so. Holds large sizes, but probably best around 3 to 8 foot faces before it starts to wash out. It's got very deep water to bail out in, so it's high performance style rather than down the line. Quite unique and remote.