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Simeulue and Banyak Islands, Indonesia, East Asia
Simeulue and Banyak still maintain a frontier status, avoiding the charter boat congestion of the Ments through a combination of lower consistency and spot density, treating smaller groups to some lively waves, including one of Indo’s best rights. The offshore islands of Sumatra are no secret to surfers; the Mentawais attract ever-increasing crowds to it’s feast of barrels and Nias has continued to draw surf adventurers to Lagundri for the last 35 years, but head further north and the path is far less travelled. The remote island of Simeulue is located 120km (75mi) from the Sumatran west coast, where the surprisingly busy town of Sinabang thrives on trading cloves. To the east, and closer to the mainland by 50kms, the Banyak Island group is in the South Aceh Regency, supporting small populations on seven of the bigger islands, while the majority of the others remain uninhabited. Not surprisingly, these “Many” islands have kept off the radar as Aceh’s civil unrest made getting permits difficult until recently. Many spots remain nameless, or have multiple names from the different boat operators that ply these waters, but there’s a wide choice of lefts and rights, ranging from shallow barrels to deeper, long, cruisey waves as well as some good off-season beachbreaks
Find more general info about when to go and statistics on the Low Pressure’s Stormrider Guide website.
Conditions provided by the operator
There are literally UNCROWDED waves all over the south and western side of the island and some yet to be discovered or named. There are at least 10 quality waves within 5 to 60 minutes of the resort. Ranging from super hollow reef break barrels to more mellow easy to ride beach breaks. To give you an idea, some waves near the resort are
The Peak which is about 5 minutes by motor bike or car from the resort. Dylan’s Right which is about
15 minutes and Teupah Island which is about 30 minutes by boat. There are 2 other perfect right handers, 2 tubing left reef breaks and various beach breaks located nearby. All the waves pump on their day depending on swell direction and local weather conditions. Check out images. No matter what water craft you ride, whether you are an experienced surfer or just beginning surfing, we can help find the right waves for you.
The Peak
The peak is a fun perfect left and right which has both hollow barrel sections and nice walls. It picks up any swell and is supper consistent. Its a fun wave which anyone can surf from beginners through to the very experienced.
Dylan's Right
Dylan's Right is a hollow fast prefect right barrel which breaks over shallow reef on the inside of a large south west facing bay. Breaks best in larger swells but produces fun fast waves very consistently for intermediate plus surfers
Teupah
Teupah is an Island directly in front of the resort. It is a heavy right hand barrel. Deep water swells break over a shallow reef creating a serious wave which has real power and length of ride. It picks up more swell easily and starts breaking from about 4 foot. Also super consistent and is better suited to intermediate level surfers
Dickies
Dickies is at the end of a scenic 45 minute journey by bike. It is a punchy left hander breaking onto shallow reef with some nice easy barrel sections surrounded by a beautiful bay is a fun wave for all.
Thailand's Left
Thailand's Left is a consistent long left hand reef break with an easy take off and fast sections and another popular boat package. Best suited to intermediate plus surfers.
Did you know?
Simeulue unlike Java and further down the Samatran coast, lies just 3 degrees north of the Equator which provides consistent Waves all year round with weather conditions much the same throughout the year. Simeulue has the longest fetch out of any other Indonesian Island. It can utilize swells from the West, such as around Africa and Madagascar and does not just have to rely on Southern swells like most other Indo spots. It also picks up the full brunt of south swells as it sticks out at more of an angle than the other islands and is situated at the top of a 6km deep x 800mile + trench. Swells received here have longer lines and barrels.
- Guiding
- Equipment Rental
- Spot Transfers
- Airport Transfers
- Packed Lunch
Your accommodation
Moon Beach Surf Resort is located directly on the beachfront overlooking Lantik Bay and the Indian Ocean on Simeulue Island, Northern Sumatra, Indonesia. The resort is only a short drive from Simeulue Airport and is centrally positioned for access to the island’s main surf zones.
With a maximum capacity of only 13 guests, Moon Beach keeps the atmosphere relaxed, personal and uncrowded. The resort is ideal for surfers who want a more authentic Indonesian surf experience without giving up comfort, good food, air-conditioned rooms, a pool, reliable guidance and warm local service.
The property has recently been upgraded under new ownership, with renovated villas, improved facilities, new vehicles, motor scooters and additional boat options. The core team remains experienced, with long-standing resort management and local staff still in place.
- Family
- Couple
- Solo Traveler
- Groups

Coconuts Villa is built from coconut wood and set among tall palm trees and tropical gardens. It offers ocean views, a private ensuite bathroom and a relaxed island feel. Sleeping up to 3 guests, it works well for couples, solo travellers, friends or small surf groups.

Tree Tops Villa is located on the second floor of the luxury villa complex, set among the treetops with views over the ocean and pool. It is a twin-share villa with a large private balcony and workspace, making it a strong choice for friends, solo surfers or guests who want a little extra privacy.

Castaways Villa is a ground-floor villa surrounded by tropical gardens and located close to the pool. It can be set up as twin-share, double or triple-share accommodation and has a large undercover patio for relaxing between surfs.

Beach Almond Villa sits right on the beach, overlooking Lantik Bay and the nearby islands. This spacious 2-bedroom villa features a separate lounge room, private ensuite bathroom and a large outdoor deck. Sleeping up to 5 guests, it is the best option for families or larger groups.
What awaits you
Small Resort, Real Surf Freedom
With a maximum of only 13 guests, Moon Beach feels personal, relaxed and uncrowded from the moment you arrive. The small group size gives the surf guides much more flexibility to split surfers by ability, conditions and preference, instead of sending everyone to the same spot. Some days may be about chasing the best reef break, other days about finding a fun, empty beachie or exploring a new corner of the island. This is the kind of setup where the plan can change with the swell, wind and tide — exactly how a proper surf trip should feel.

Simeulue Still Feels Like Old Indonesia
Simeulue is one of those rare Indonesian islands that still feels adventurous, authentic and uncrowded. Quiet coastal roads, friendly local villages, tropical jungle, empty beaches and warm-water waves create the feeling of a real surf journey rather than a developed resort destination. Moon Beach gives guests a comfortable base, but the experience still has that raw Indonesian charm: checking waves by car, exploring different coastlines, meeting locals and surfing lineups that often feel far away from the mainstream surf travel map.

Built Around the Surf Trip Rhythm
Moon Beach is designed around the way surfers actually travel. Early forecast checks, surf van missions, long sessions, proper meals, pool time, board racks, photo and video options, movie nights, games and evening chats about the next day’s plan all come together naturally. The beachfront restaurant becomes the heart of the resort — a place to refuel, review surf footage, share stories and reset before the next session. It is not just accommodation near waves; it is a full surf-trip base built around surfing, exploring and relaxing.

Surf
Simeulue Surf Location
Moon Beach Surf Resort is located on Simeulue Island, off the coast of Northern Sumatra. The island receives consistent Indian Ocean swell and offers a wide range of surf spots along its southern and western coastlines.
Simeulue is exposed to both south and west swell directions, which gives it a very reliable surf window. The island picks up many of the same swells as the Mentawais, while also receiving more westerly swell lines from deeper in the Indian Ocean. Because of its position and relatively calm wind patterns, there are surfable conditions throughout much of the year.

Waves for Different Levels
One of Moon Beach’s biggest strengths is the variety of waves. Within roughly 5 to 75 minutes from the resort, there are multiple quality surf spots ranging from hollow reef breaks to more forgiving beach breaks.
The island offers:
- Point breaks
- Peaks
- Reefs
- Rivermouths
- Beach breaks
- Hollow barrels
- More mellow intermediate waves
- Playful 3–5 ft options even when swell is bigger elsewhere
This makes Moon Beach suitable for a wide range of surfers. Confident surfers can chase heavier waves, while intermediates can find more manageable conditions and improve without feeling overwhelmed.

Guided Surf Days
The resort has experienced surf guides who stay across the daily forecast, tides, wind and swell direction. Each evening, the guides discuss the best options for the following day. In the morning, they check the conditions again before making the final call.
Depending on the day, guests may surf one spot in the morning and another one or two spots in the afternoon. With multiple vehicles and the ability to split groups, the resort can match surfers to the right waves for their level rather than forcing everyone into the same session.

Land-Based Surf Access
Most surf breaks around Simeulue are accessible by land. Moon Beach uses surf vehicles with board racks to reach the island’s mainland surf spots, with multiple daily transfers included as part of the surf program.
This makes the experience different from a pure boat-based Mentawai-style trip. Guests explore the island by road, check different setups, and often surf with only other Moon Beach guests in the water.

Surf Season
Moon Beach can work year-round. From April to October, the island receives frequent larger southwest swells. From November to March, conditions are generally smaller but still consistent, with regular clean medium-sized surf.
The biggest swells usually arrive between June and August, while the quieter months can be excellent for intermediate surfers or guests who prefer fun, clean waves over heavy barrels.

Surf Support
Moon Beach offers a complete surf-focused setup, including:
- Experienced surf guides
- Surf vans with board racks
- Access to multiple breaks around the island
- Ability to split groups by ability and conditions
- Board rental for resort guests
- Ding repairs for most standard damage
- Photo and video services, subject to availability
- Speedboat access for remote waves and island missions
Activities
Beyond surfing, Simeulue offers plenty for guests who want to explore, relax or enjoy the island between sessions.
Activities can include:
- Snorkelling
- Fishing trips
- Waterfall visits
- Sunset missions
- Town visits and local shopping
- Scooter exploration
- Island day trips
- Pool time
- Table tennis
- Billiards
- Darts
- Movies
- Books and games
- Local village and cultural experiences
- Exploring quiet beaches and coastal roads
For guests who like adventure, motor scooters are available for hire, making it easy to explore Simeulue’s quiet roads, hidden beaches, local villages and natural scenery.
Amenities
- Beachfront location
- Ocean-view restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Entertainment hub and lounge
- Bar area
- Cable TV with sports and movie channels
- Table tennis
- Billiards
- Darts
- Books and board games
- WiFi in villas
- Surf vehicles
- Board racks
- Motorbikes available for hire
- Private speedboat service
- Laundry service
- Massage service
- Surfboard rental
- Photo and video service
- 24-hour security
- Airport transfers on Simeulue
Moon Beach places a strong focus on generous, high-quality meals that keep guests fuelled for long days in the water. The open-air beachfront restaurant is the heart of the resort, overlooking Lantik Bay and creating a relaxed social space for meals, drinks, surf stories and evening planning.
The food is varied, fresh and satisfying, with a mix of Indonesian and Western cuisine. Guests can expect local seafood, chicken, beef, vegetarian and vegan dishes, as well as hearty favourites such as steak, burgers, pizza and handmade Mexican-style meals.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included, with meals designed around the rhythm of a surf trip. After early sessions, guests return to proper food, ocean views and a relaxed setting. In the evenings, the restaurant becomes the natural meeting point to review the day’s waves, watch surf footage, play games or plan the next day with the guides.
The resort also caters for dietary requirements, including vegetarian and vegan diets, as long as this is advised at the time of booking.
Getting There
Guests fly internationally into Medan Kuala Namu International Airport in North Sumatra. From Medan, they take a domestic flight to Simeulue Island. The domestic flight takes around one hour and usually operates on selected days of the week.
On arrival in Simeulue, Moon Beach staff meet guests at the airport and transfer them to the resort. The drive from Simeulue Airport to the resort is short and easy.
Depending on international flight timings, guests may need to overnight in Medan before or after the domestic flight.
Board Bags & Domestic Flights
Domestic flights to Simeulue have limited surfboard capacity and board fees apply. Moon Beach can advise guests on the best way to send surfboards to the island, including normal check-in, cargo, ferry or speedboat options depending on group size and timing.
The resort also has rental boards available for guests in case their own boards are delayed.
Guests should carry fins and leashes in hand luggage, so they can still surf even if board bags arrive later.
Local Culture & Dress Code
Simeulue is part of Aceh and local customs should be respected. The local community is very friendly, but modest dress is expected outside the resort grounds.
When visiting town or public areas, guests should cover shoulders and legs appropriately. Women should avoid bikinis or revealing clothing in public areas outside the resort. For remote island boat trips away from local villages, the rules are usually more relaxed.
Money & Payments
Guests should bring enough Indonesian Rupiah cash from Medan, as ATM access on Simeulue is limited and unreliable for international cards. Credit card payments are available at the resort for selected extras, but cash is still recommended for local expenses and surfboard transport logistics.
Health & Safety
Moon Beach has basic first aid at the resort and in the surf vehicles. There is a hospital near the airport with doctors available for more serious issues. Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory for all guests.
The resort is located close to nearby hills and has a tsunami evacuation plan, with access to higher ground nearby.
Malaria & Mosquitoes
The malaria risk is considered very low in the resort area, and the resort reports no cases of malaria or dengue during many years of operation. Guests should still use mosquito repellent during early morning, late afternoon and evening, and keep room screens closed.
Travel Insurance
Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory. It should cover surfing, medical care, evacuation, delays, lost luggage and surfboard transport issues.
Best Time to Travel
Moon Beach can be surfed year-round. The main swell season from April to October brings frequent larger southwest swells, while November to March offers consistent smaller and medium-sized waves.
Because Simeulue has multiple breaks and relatively calm wind patterns, there is usually a surfable option somewhere on the island, regardless of season.
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Bernardo Ralão grew up chasing Swell up and down the Portuguese coast, eventually shaping his own path with a surf-coaching project and a surf school. He’s all in when it comes to the surf lifestyle — from dialing in technique and geeking out on board design to scouting new Breaks and planning the next mission. For him, surfing hits the sweet spot between progression, creativity and pure adventure. His favorite sessions are the ones shared with friends in Portugal.



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