Sitting in the calm waters of the Bay of Plenty, near Ujung Lolok and within easy reach of Dindos, Gunters and Lolok Point waves, this surf-camp-on-a-raft provides unique accommodation for those chasing the waves. Owned by local surfer Erwin, it has two basic, three-bed rooms for solo guests, two doubles and a stilt house.
Floating Surf House
Banyak Islands
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16.7 MILES
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A crescent-shaped, uninhabited island with pristine beaches on either side as well as excellent snorkelling.
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One of two inhabited islands in the Banyaks, connected to the mainland by frequent public boats. It has no attractions of its own, but has a mellow…
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9.92 MILES
Covered in dense jungle, Pulau Tuangku is the largest of the Banyak Islands. Surfers head to Ujung Lolok, the headland at the south of the island,…
10.75 MILES
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Uninhabited small island with white sandy beach, popular with day trippers from neighbouring Banyak islands.
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A crescent-shaped, uninhabited island with pristine beaches on either side as well as excellent snorkelling.
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There’s good snorkelling between Pulau Laman and Pulau Laureh, with some remarkable growths of vivid blue coral.
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Offers some excellent snorkelling. Dugongs are sometimes sighted in the mornings off the island’s north shore.
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The second-largest of the Banyak Islands, Pulau Bangkaru is home to a turtle conservation project, so visits are strictly controlled and you’re only…
16.7 MILES
This largish island with pristine beaches takes a couple of hours to walk around. It's one of the most popular places to stay with several guesthouses set…