Flight Information
You trip starts in Bali
The main hubs for arriving to Denpasar are numerous and include Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpor, Jakarta and Sydney to name a few. Arrival times may be at any time on the start day of the package.
Gosea.com can assist with the best airfares for clients from Australia email flights@gosea.com if you need us to assist. All other clients must arrange their own flights.
Pick up from your hotel in Bali (please advise Bali Hotel to info@gosea.com) and transferred to your flight to Lombok (20 minute flight) on arrival in Mataram Airport (Lombok) you will be met by our representative and transferred to Lombok Harbour (2hrs). Our Representative will supply you with a ticket for the ferry to Sumbawa (1.10min ferry ride), you can sit outside or inside in airconditioning. On arrival in Sumbawa you will get off the ferry and our representative will be waiting for you to take you to your accommodation (1hr drive) arriving just in time for lunch and an afternoon surf.
On the last day of your trip you will be transferred to the airport in Lombok at 10am, arriving back in Bali at 6pm. You will then be met and transferred to your hotel or the international air terminal for your connecting flight.
Overview
The brand new Scar Reef Surf Villa is in West Sumbawa. An Ideal location with great Aussie host! Check Scar's and Little Bingin right from the Villa and paddle straight out there. Aussie host Leigh will keep you informed on surfing conditions in the region so you can maximise surf time.
Description
After spending the night in Bali, you will be picked up from your hotel and transferred to your flight to Mataram Airport, Lombok (20 minutes). You will then be met by our representative and transferred to Lombok Harbour (two hours) for the 70 minute ferry trip to Sumbawa, where you can sit outside or inside in air-conditioned comfort. On arrival in Sumbawa our representative will take you to your accommodation (one hour drive), arriving just in time for lunch and an afternoon surf.
Standard Inclusions
- Prices is based on min. of 2 passengers travelling together.
- Package inclusions:
- Return Transfers (Hotel to Airport in Bali)
- Return Airfare (Bali / Lombok)
- Return Transfers from Mataram Airport (lombok) to Lombok Harbour then Return Ferry Lombok/Sumbawa
- Return Transfers from Sumbawa Harbour to Scar Reef Villas
- 7 nights accommodation in a twin or double bedded room
- 7 x American Breakfast
- 7 x Lunches and soft drink
- 7 x Dinner and Small Beer or Soft Drink
- 1 x beer every day
- 1 x large bottle of mineral water everyday
- 2 x Day trip to Yoyos and Super Sucks
Trip Info
Your hosts
Your hosts, Leigh and Nina, will greet you on arrival and show you around. The Villas, which has been built in the former site of Scar Reef Surf Camp. For your leisure there is a DVD player with a great range of DVDs, satellite television, a stereo system and ping pong table in the restaurant/central entertainment area, where you can also enjoy the view out to Scar Reef. When you feel like it, grab your board and paddle out or organise the hotel's boat to transfer you out to the break (a return trip costs around Rp 30,000 per person).
The area
Scar Reef, just south of the Jelinggah Beach headland, is a great left-hander and hollow wave that is best at lower tides. Either side of low tide will cause this wave to break further down the line towards the jutting headland. Higher tides bring the wave closer to the inside and cause it to section considerably. Scar reef picks up plenty of swell depending on direction, but it is particularly good-and waves are hollow and superb-on a big south swell.
Super Suck , off the village of Malok about a half hour past the town of Taliwang, is the most famous and sought after wave on this rugged coast. When Super Suck is working, it is really working and will make your trip to Sumbawa more than worthwhile. Big walls of water break off a boil rock on the outside of the bay and suck up into a thick and heavy left that bowls and winds down the reef for a few hundred meters. The inside section of this reef gets really shallow.
Yo-Yo's, just south of Super Suck at Sekongkang Bay, is your best West Sumbawa bet when everything else is small. This beautiful bay offers two different spots. The best is about 400 meters from a towering cliff. It is a right, sometimes called The Hook, which gets really good and holds up to six feet of swell. This wave is fast and hollow and features shifting peaks. It breaks and is rideable on all tides except a dead-low one. The second wave here, located right up against the cliff is called The Wedge and can handle six to eight feet of swell before closing out. It consists of a shifty and mushy outside peak that winds into a fast and bowling inside section. April to October, tradewinds can blow Yo-Yo's out, so mornings are best.
The restaurant
Is the best in West Sumbawa. It is open from 7.30am until late. The meals are huge and tasty and a great range of delicious dishes from all over the world.. Try there banana milkshakes after a morning surf sooooooo gooooooood!!!!!!!!
Activity Info
The Surf
Straight out the front is SCAR REEF is a long hollow left hand wave. It is best at lower tides. Either side of low tide will cause this wave to break further down the line towards the headland. Higher tides bring the wave closer to the inside and cause it to section, although it is still very much worth surfing. Scar Reef picks up plenty of swell depending on swell direction. This wave has a lot of power so be prepared for hold downs if you go over the falls.
Inside Scars or Little Bingin is more in the middle of the bay this wave is fun for all standards of surfers (except for beginners) it is a left and right hander that works best on mid and high tides. The right hander sometimes pitters out but when it is over 3 feet it is a fast wally wave that also barrels. The Left-hander is the pick with its barrel sections and heaps of wally faces to play on. It can be surfed from 2 foot to solid 6 feet. The bigger the swell the more intense the wave is. When Scar Reef is a solid 6 foot this will be 3 to 4 feet. Gets a bit shallow on low tide.
There is another right-hander on the western side of the bay called Phantoms, which needs a good swell and no wind. Also there are some other breaks down the coast before you get to Maluk. (definitely worth a visit)
SUPER SUCKS: This is the most famous and sought after wave on this rugged coast. It is however Sumbawa's most fickle surfing spot. When Supersuck is working however it is really working and will make your trip to Sumbawa more than worthwhile. Big walls of water break off a boil rock on the outside of the bay and that bowls and winds down the reef for a few hundred metres. The inside section of this reef gets really shallow and dangerous! Yes Supersuck has some of the thickest lips in all of Sumbawa. (need the booties) (be prepared for a few scratches)
YO-YOs: Just south of Supersuck is your best bet when everything else is small. This beautiful bay offers two different spots. The first is about 400 metres from a towering cliff. It is a right, sometimes called The Hook, which gets real good and holds up to six feet of swell. Every 20 minutes or so be ready for the sets, they will catch you out of position all the time. This wave is fast and hollow and features shifting peaks that, well, "yo-yo". Doesn?t handle much wind It breaks and is rideable on all tides except a dead-low one. The second wave here, located right up against the cliff is called The Wedge, and can handle six to eight feet of swell before closing out. It consists of a shifty and mushy outside peak that winds into fast and bowling inside section.
On the last day you will be transferred from the surf Villa at 10.00am to the airport in Lombok. Arriving back in Bali at 6pm. Where we will meet you and transfer you to your hotel or to the international terminal for your connecting flight
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