Your holiday will consist of twice daily surf trips with transfers to the surrounding surf spots and surfing board rental. Depending on weather conditions, you may also go north to Cokes and Chickens breaks. All trips will be organised by a surf guide and crew according to the group and guest preferences, as well as the weather, swell, and tides.
Chickens
Chickens in North Male Atoll is an exposed beach and reef break that has quite reliable surf. Clean groundswells prevail and offshore winds are from the south, so the best swell direction is from the southeast. A reef breaks left. Chickens makes for good surf at all stages of the tide and is unlikely to be too crowded, even when the surf is up.
Cokes
Colas (or Cokes) in North Male Atoll is an exposed reef break that has fairly consistent surf. The surf tends to be best in the spring. Offshore winds blow from the northwest. Groundswells are more frequent than windswells, and the ideal swell angle is from the southeast. A reef breaks right. It very rarely gets crowded here, but rocks are a hazard.
Honkeys
Honkeys in North Male Atoll is an exposed reef break that has quite reliable surf. The surf tends to be optimum in the spring. Offshore winds are from the northeast. Clean groundswells prevail and the ideal swell angle is from the south. This is a left hand reef break, surfable at all stages of the tide. It is sometimes crowded here, and you would need to be careful of urchins and rocks.
Jailbreaks
Jailbreaks in North Male Atoll is an exposed reef break that has reasonably consistent surf. The surf tends to be best in the spring. Offshore winds blow from the south southwest. Groundswells are more frequent than windswells, and the best swell direction is from the south. There is a right hand reef break. It provides good surf at all stages of the tide, but it gets crowded sometimes. Watch out for rocks and dead coral.
Lohi’s
Lohi’s in North Male Atoll is an exposed reef break that has inconsistent surf. Offshore winds blow from the north northwest. Most of the surf here comes from groundswells and the optimum swell angle is from the south. This left hand reef break provides good surf at all stages of the tide. When the surf is up, it can get quite busy in the water. Be wary of rips, as they make surfing here dangerous.
Ninjas
Ninjas in North Male Atoll is an exposed reef break that has reasonably consistent surf. The surf tends to be optimum in the spring. Ideal winds are from the north northwest. Groundswells are more common than windswells, and the best swell direction is from the south. There is a right breaking reef. When the surf is up, crowds are likely. Be careful of the dead coral.
Pasta Point
Pasta Point in North Male Atoll is an exposed point break that has very consistent surf. The surf tends to be optimum in the spring. Offshore winds are from the north northwest. Groundswells are more common than windswells, and the ideal swell angle is from the south. Surfers ride left hand point. Pasta Point is surfable at all stages of the tide, but it gets crowded sometimes.
Sultans
Sultans in North Male Atoll is an exposed reef break that has consistent surf. The surf tends to be favored in the spring. Ideal winds are from the north. It tends to receive distant groundswells, and the ideal swell direction is from the south. There is a right breaking reef. Good surf at all stages of the tide. This is a popular spot that can get crowded. Rocks are a hazard.
