North Male Atoll Surf Breaks. The List

1. CHICKENS

Chickens is a Fun & Playful Wave located on
Thulusdhoo Island. Eastern reef of North Male Atoll.

• CHICKENS WAVE can be ridden for 500m and be from 3ft to as high as 8-10ft face. Long left-hand wave with 2 sections where you can easily get barrels on the last section of the wave.
• TYPE : Reef Coral
• LEVEL : Experienced Surfing conditions. Beginners to intermediate when small swell.

2. COKE’S

Cokes Break. Hard to surf but worth the ride
Thulusdhoo Island. Eastern reef of North Male Atoll.

• COKE’S WAVE is one of the hardest break in North Male but also one of the most regular.
• TYPE : Reef Coral
• LEVEL : Experienced Surfing conditions.

LOHI’S

Lohi’s is one of the longest break in Maldives during optimum conditions. A consistent wave considered as an iconic spot in North Male Atoll.

• Lohi’s break is located on Lohifushi Island. Eastern reef of North Male Atoll.
• Non crowded world class wave.
• SWELL : SE left-hand swell from app. 4 – 8ft. Can be ridden from 1 ft.
• TYPE : Reef Coral
• LEVEL : Experienced Surfing conditions. Beginners to intermediate.

PASTA POINT

Pasta Point is for experienced surfers. A nice and playful wave but breaks on shallow waters. Consistent wave. Pasta Point is another renowned surf spot in North Male Atoll.

• Pasta Point breaks on the Eastern reef of North Male Atoll. The spot is limited to a Maximum of 30 surfers ! It is one of North Male most consistent Break.
• SWELL : Left-hand swell. Wave size 3ft up to 12ft !
• TYPE : Reef Coral
• LEVEL : Beginners to Experienced Surfing conditions.

note ! Pasta Point Break is exclusive to Cinnamon Dhonveli Resort

SULTANS

Sultans is located on the uninhabited Island of Thamburudhoo.
This popular Maldives surf spot was recently declared Surfer sanctuary open to everybody

• Sultans Break is located on the Eastern reef of North Male Atoll. Consistent wave. Only accessible by boat.
• SWELL : Right-hand swell. Starts working at 1ft. Average wave size 3ft-5ft up to 10ft !
• TYPE : Reef
• LEVEL : Intermediate to Experienced Surfing conditions. Beginners can ride when small swell.

HONKEY’S

Honkey’s is a long and powerful wave.
The spot is popular and crowded during week ends.

• Honkey’s break is located Eastern reef of North Male Atoll. Only accessible by boat. The spot is open to locals and surf boats making it a popular and crowded surf spot during week ends.
• SWELL : Left-hand swell. Wave size from 1ft up to 8ft.
• TYPE : Reef Coral
• LEVEL : Beginners to Experienced Surfing conditions.

JAILBREAK

Jail Break or Jailbreak wave is a consistent wave.
The spot is open to locals and surf boats, nice but crowded.

• Jailbreak is located on the Maldives jail island reef’s on the eastern side of North Male Atoll. The spot is only accessible by boat.
• SWELL : Right-hand swell. Wave size from 1ft up to 8ft.
• TYPE : Reef Coral
• LEVEL : Beginners to Experienced Surfing conditions.

TOMBSTONES

Tombstones is known for its powerful right-hand waves, which provide an exciting challenge for experienced surfers. The spot is named for its intimidating and robust waves, making it a favorite among those seeking an adrenaline rush.

• Tombstones is located on the Maldives jail island reef’s on the eastern side of North Male Atoll. The spot is only accessible by boat.
• SWELL : Right-hand swell. Typically features waves ranging in size from 1 to 3 meters (3 to 10 feet).
• TYPE : Reef Coral
• LEVEL : Experienced Surfing conditions.

MALE POINT or Raalhugandu

Male Point or Raalhugandu is located near Male, Maldives capital city. The popular and extraordinary surf spot has suffered from the Sinamale bridge construction. It’s now considered as lost.

• Male Point is located near Male, Maldives capital city. Due to its location it is a popular surf spot for both locals and visitors
• SWELL : Left and right-hand swells. Wave size from 3ft up to 6ft.
• TYPE : Reef Coral
• LEVEL : Beginners to Experienced Surfing conditions.
• NOTE : The Sinamale bridge has impacted the quality and consistency of the waves, affecting the overall surfing experience at this once-thriving location.
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