Frequently Asked Questions

First, you will need to fly to Bandar Lampung in Southern Sumatra, Lampung Province. From there we offer a transfer service. The trip takes approximately 7 to 8 hours depending on weather and the time of day/night.

You can use the Booking Enquiry Form on our website.

Or contact us directly by phone on +6285377802212.

At the local wave most people wear booties as there is a lot of coral that becomes exposed at low tide. There is a channel to paddle in and out of if you don’t like wearing them.

The closest and original is Ding Repair run by Nanung at Tanjung Setia beach 1.45 hours south. There are also some very basic surf shops but they do not have much in stock. It is best to bring extra leg-ropes, fins, booties, surfwax  etc

Bring all your surf gear, booties, snorkel and mask, fishing gear, camera, your favorite movies or books, long pants and shirt (for wearing after dark), hiking shoes and a good first aid kit.

Fortunately this area is largely malaria free. However, as a precaution and for your comfort we offer you mosquito nets in your room and recommend that you cover-up / wear repellent after dark and follow your doctor’s advice.

You won’t be bored! You can go snorkeling, blue marlin fishing, shopping at local markets, cool off under waterfalls and wildlife spotting in the beautiful Lampung National Park.

While there are doctors in the Krui area, the local clinics are basic and medicines can be in short supply – so we highly recommend that you take out traveler’s insurance so that you can be taken to a good hospital in the event of an emergency. The nearest major hospital is 7 hrs away in Pringsewu.

Most people bring enough cash for their stay. However, if you need more money there is an ATM 1hr away in Krui town.

We have free WiFi. You can also use your own mobile phone on global roaming (expensive) or we recommend that you purchase a local SIM card and number which is very affordable.

The local people are mostly friendly and interested to meet you. Tourism is still a pretty new phenomenon and you generally won’t be exposed to the hassling or begging that you might experience in Bali.

It is a largely Muslim area and people are conservative. We recommend that you show respect of local customs by wearing modest dress when visiting nearby towns or public spaces.