Surfing

Surfing in the Maldives offers an unparalleled experience for surf enthusiasts, with its warm waters, consistent swells, and variety of breaks catering to all skill levels. The archipelago is renowned for its reef breaks, producing clean, long waves that make for thrilling rides. The best time to surf in the Maldives is from May to October during the southwest monsoon, when the swells are most consistent and powerful. North and South Malé Atolls are popular spots, with famous breaks like Chickens, Cokes, and Jailbreaks. Beginners can find gentler waves in these areas as well, ensuring a good experience for surfers of all levels. With its idyllic settings and excellent surf conditions, the Maldives is a top destination for surfers seeking adventure in a tropical paradise.

Maldives surfing

Where to surf in the Maldives?

Thulusdhoo Island is a prime destination for surfers in the Maldives, known for its exceptional surf breaks and laid-back atmosphere. This island hosts the famous Cokes surf break, named after the Coca-Cola factory on the island, which offers consistent, powerful right-hand waves that attract surfers from around the world. The break is suitable for intermediate and advanced surfers due to its fast, tubular sections.

Thulusdhoo’s proximity to other renowned breaks, like Chickens, which offers left-hand waves, makes it a versatile spot for surfing enthusiasts. With local surf culture thriving, visitors can enjoy not only the excellent waves but also the warm hospitality and authentic Maldivian lifestyle, making Thulusdhoo a top choice for surfers looking for an immersive experience.

Maldives surfing points

 The Maldives is renowned for its exceptional surfing points, offering a diverse array of spots that cater to surfers of all skill levels. Notable surfing points include:

Cokes (Thulusdhoo)

Located on Thulusdhoo Island, Cokes is famed for its powerful right-hand waves and coral reef break, providing thrilling rides for experienced surfers.

Chickens (Villingilimathi Huraa):

Opposite Cokes, Chickens offers left-hand waves that can deliver long and challenging rides, ideal for advanced surfers.

Jailbreaks (Himmafushi):

Known for its long, peeling right-handers, Jailbreaks has become a popular spot, especially since becoming unrestricted. It suits a range of skill levels.

Sultans (Thanburudhoo)

An easier right-hand break that’s good for intermediate surfers, Sultans offers consistent waves with less intensity, ideal for honing skills.

Ninjas (Kanifinolhu)

Perfect for beginners and longboarders, Ninjas features gentler and smaller waves, making it a great spot for those just starting out or looking for a relaxed surf.

These points highlight the Maldives as a surf paradise, where crystal-clear waters and abundant marine life add to the overall experience.

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SURF TRAINING

Do you want to learn how to surf? We offer one day training with surfer on Ninjas point, boat rent and surf rent with surfing twice a day – 1 hour in the morning and 1 hour in the evening for total 100USD.

Other activities in Maldives

Sand Bank trip and picknick  Mantas snorkeling  Fun Tubes  entrance  Snorkeling  Dolphins watching  Turtles or Shark safari  Club Med Kani resort  Maldives Seaplane trip  Sunset fishing  Paddleboarding or kayak  Scuba diving  Catamaran  Romantic Beach Wedding