Maluk surf

Maluk

Beginner
Beach break · Moderate · Best: May–October · All tides
Working best in Sumbawa now Super Suck Epic · 1.5m @ 11s View →
Conditions right now
Epic
Wave
1.2m
Swell
1.1m
11s · SSW
Period
11s
Wind
6 km/h
E · gust 14
Cross-shore
Water
29°C
Air
23°C

Surf report

Tide falling · Low 11:00 AM 0.2m
Time Surf Swell Wind Tide
6 AM 1.2 m
1.1m 11s SSW
8 km/h cross
1.0m
9 AM 1.2 m
1.1m 11s SSW
6 km/h cross
0.4m
12 PM 1.2 m
1.1m 12s SSW
6 km/h on
0.3m
3 PM 1.2 m
1.1m 12s SSW
16 km/h cross
0.7m
6 PM 1.3 m
1.2m 12s SSW
19 km/h cross
0.8m
Best session today
6 AM–8 AM
Cross-shore 1.6m swell @ 13s

Next 24 hours

Wave Swell
0.0 1.0 2.0 7 AM10 AM1 PM4 PM7 PM10 PM1 AM4 AM

Wind

Speed Gusts (km/h)
0 20 40 7 AM10 AM1 PM4 PM7 PM10 PM1 AM4 AM

Tide

Low 11:00 AM · 0.2m High 5:00 PM · 0.9m Low 11:00 PM · 0.1m High 6:00 AM · 1.2m
L 11 AM H 5 PM L 11 PM H 6 AM L 12 PM H 6 PM L 12 AM 7 AM1 PM7 PM1 AM7 AM1 PM7 PM1 AM

7-day outlook

Best days
Wed, Jun 10
1.2–1.4m
Thu, Jun 11
1.4–1.9m
Fri, Jun 12 Best
1.5–1.8m
Sat, Jun 13
1.4–1.5m
Sun, Jun 14
1.4–1.4m
Mon, Jun 15
1.2–1.4m
Tue, Jun 16
1.0–1.2m

Hourly detail

Show next 24h
Time Wave Swell Period Wind Tide
7 AM 1.2m 1.1m SSW 11s 6 E cross 0.8m
8 AM 1.2m 1.1m SSW 11s 5 ESE cross 0.6m
9 AM 1.2m 1.1m SSW 11s 6 SE cross 0.4m
10 AM 1.2m 1.1m SSW 12s 5 SE cross 0.3m
11 AM 1.2m 1.1m SSW 12s 3 S on 0.2m
12 PM 1.2m 1.1m SSW 12s 6 S on 0.3m
1 PM 1.2m 1.1m SSW 12s 12 SSE on 0.4m
2 PM 1.2m 1.1m SSW 12s 16 SSE on 0.6m
3 PM 1.2m 1.1m SSW 12s 16 SSE on 0.7m
4 PM 1.2m 1.1m SSW 12s 17 SE cross 0.8m
5 PM 1.3m 1.1m SSW 12s 19 SE cross 0.9m
6 PM 1.3m 1.2m SSW 12s 19 SE cross 0.8m
7 PM 1.3m 1.2m SSW 12s 18 ESE cross 0.7m
8 PM 1.3m 1.2m SSW 12s 17 SE cross 0.5m
9 PM 1.3m 1.2m SSW 13s 16 SE cross 0.3m
10 PM 1.4m 1.3m SSW 13s 16 ESE cross 0.2m
11 PM 1.4m 1.3m SSW 13s 14 ESE cross 0.1m
12 AM 1.4m 1.4m SSW 13s 13 SE cross 0.2m
1 AM 1.5m 1.4m SSW 13s 12 ESE cross 0.4m
2 AM 1.5m 1.4m SSW 13s 12 SE cross 0.6m
3 AM 1.5m 1.5m SSW 13s 12 ESE cross 0.9m
4 AM 1.6m 1.5m SSW 13s 11 ESE cross 1.1m
5 AM 1.6m 1.5m SSW 13s 10 ESE cross 1.2m
6 AM 1.6m 1.6m SSW 13s 8 ESE cross 1.2m

About Maluk

Maluk ist die anfängerfreundlichste Option auf diesem Abschnitt von Sumbawa, ein sandiger Beach Break, der Anfängern sanfte, rollende Wellen bietet. Der weichere Boden nimmt viel von der Angst, was es zu einem angenehmen Ort macht, um Pop-ups zu üben und Vertrauen im Wasser aufzubauen. Die Bucht selbst ist wunderschön, mit ruhigen Phasen zwischen den Sets, die Neulingen viel Zeit zum Ausruhen und Regrouping geben. Surfschulen und Anfänger werden sich hier wie zu Hause fühlen.

Local knowledge

Hazards

Als Beach Break sind Strömungen die Hauptsorge — insbesondere entlang der Ränder der Bucht, wenn der Swell zunimmt, sodass Anfänger im zentralen, flacheren Bereich bleiben und ihre Position zur Küste im Auge behalten sollten. Gelegentlich sind Seeigel in der Nähe der felsigen Ausläufer an beiden Enden der Bucht zu finden, daher sind Neoprenschuhe sinnvoll, wenn du außerhalb der sandigen Zone wanderst. Bei größeren Swells kann der Shorebreak schnell schließen und neue Surfer am Wasserübergang überraschen.

Getting there

Maluk ist leicht mit dem Motorrad oder Auto von Taliwang oder der Bergbaustadt Benete zu erreichen — folge der Küstenstraße nach Süden und achte auf das Schild zur Bucht in Richtung Maluk-Dorf; es gibt Parkmöglichkeiten am Straßenrand in der Nähe der Strandwarungs. Gehe direkt vom Sand ins Wasser und paddel durch die Mitte der Bucht, wo der Shorebreak am nachsichtigsten ist; kein Boot erforderlich. Verlasse das Wasser auf die gleiche Weise — ziele auf den zentralen Strand und lass die Weißwasserströmung dir helfen.

Board

Ein Longboard oder ein breiter, hochvolumiger Mini-Mal (8'0–9'0) ist ideal, um das Beste aus Maluks sanften, rollenden Wellen herauszuholen und gibt Anfängern viel Stabilität zum Üben von Pop-ups. An den seltenen Tagen, an denen etwas mehr Größe auftaucht, kommt ein Mid-Length Funboard damit gut zurecht — lass das Shortboard zu Hause, bis du bereit bist, in der Volumenklasse zu wechseln.

Localism

mellow — relaxed vibe.

Where to go now

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1.1m 11s
6 cross
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Surfing in Sumbawa

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Sumbawa is Indonesia's rugged middle child, sitting east of Lombok and west of Flores, and it remains one of the archipelago's last genuine surf frontiers. Where Bali hums with traffic and beach clubs, Sumbawa offers dry savannah hills, empty white-sand bays, dusty roads and fishing villages where life still moves at its own pace.

✈️Getting there

Most surfers reach Sumbawa overland and by ferry from Bali or Lombok. The classic route is Bali to Lombok, then drive across Lombok to Kayangan and take the public ferry to Poto Tano in West Sumbawa (roughly 1.5–2 hours). From Poto Tano it's a 1–2 hour drive to the Maluk/Sekongkang surf zone.

🛵Getting around

Once on Sumbawa, a scooter is the cheapest and most flexible way to reach nearby breaks, and many surf camps in Maluk and Hu'u rent them with board racks. Roads on the main routes are decent, but expect potholes, livestock, dust in the dry season and stretches of rough or unsealed track to remote bays.

🌤️Climate & season

Sumbawa has a dry, hot tropical climate, drier and more arid than Bali, with two clear seasons. The dry season runs roughly April to October — this is prime surf time, with cleaner conditions, consistent groundswell and steady offshore-to-cross trade winds in the mornings.