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Medan to Nias -- Jason, 20:40:30 07/15/03 Tue
I fogot .. one other question...
I hear there are two options for getting from Medan to Lagundri.. One an 8 hour overland taxi/ride and then ferry or boat.. the other fly on SMAC airlines..
Whats the take on SMAC airlines, I here your boards dont get on sometimes, and you loose a few days waiting around for them?
Any idea how often they run, or what days.. or is it just a matter of finding out when you get there?
Anyone got any ifo on SMAC airlines, would be greatly appreciated.. rough costs, time table etc..
RACIST BRITISH POLICE MISCONDUCT ABUSING PRIVACY OF PEOPLE AT HOMES REFLECTS THEIR ANTI-CHRIST -- Jalankar, 14:51:19 05/12/09 Tue
THE EXPOSURE OF THE UGLY DEEDS OF BRITISH POLICE HAS PUNCHED THE BRITISH POLICE THAT IS REFLECTED IN THEIR SCREAMING WAILING SIRENS AND USING THEIR INSIDER INFORMERS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD TO INFILTRATE INTO INTERNET AND HONK CAR HORNS AND TALK LOUDLY IN NEIHGBORHOOD HACKING INTERNET WHEN THEIR UGLY DEEDS ARE BEING EXPOSED:
BEWARE OF RACIST COWARD BRITISH POLICE USING WALL SEE THROUGH TECHNOLOGIES AND AUDIO LISTENING IN DEVICES IN CONNIVANCE WITH NEIGHBOURS TO DEHUMANIZINGLY HARASS ASIANS IN THEIR HOMES WAILING SIRENS FROM OUTSIDE EACH TIME ASIANS MAKE ANY BODY MOVEMENTS IN THEIR OWN AND RENTED HOMES, EVEN WHEN TOSSING IN SLEEP AND GOING TO BATHROOM,
CAN VOLUNTEERS PASS THIS INFORMATION TO OTHERS?
RACIAL HARASSMENT IS SERIOUS AND CAUSES ANGER, FEAR, DEPRESSION, CONFUSION, HELPLESSNESS, PHYSICAL AND MENTAL ILLNESSES AFFECTING RELATIONSHIPS OF PEOPLE AT HOME AND WORK. RACISM MEANS DISRUPTION OF FREEDOM. ANTI-CHRIST RACISTS AND THE RACIST POLICE BEHAVING RACISTLY COMMIT INFORMATION AND PRIVACY THEFT, BEHAVING AS CRIMINALS.
UK POLICE HARASSMENT OF PEOPLE IS SERIOUS DISRUPTION OF FREEDOM AND CAUSES ANGER, FEAR, DEPRESSION, CONFUSION, HELPLESSNESS, PHYSICAL AND MENTAL ILLNESSES AFFECTING RELATIONSHIPS OF PEOPLE AT HOME AND WORK. ANTI-CHRIST POLICE THEMSELVES COMMIT INFORMATION AND PRIVACY THEFT, BEHAVING AS CRIMINALS. RACIST WHITE POLICE AND THEIR COLORED GUTLESS INSIDERS-INFORMERS EMPOWER THEM TO ABUSE THEIR POWER AND HARASS PEOPLE.
BEWARE OF UGLY STINKING LOW CLASS DISHONEST RACIST ANTI-CHRIST BRITISH POLICE - PUBLIC SERVANTs IN UNIFORMS SURVIVING ON PULIC TAX PAYERS MONEY, BEHAVING AS RACIST WHITE SCUM-BAGS AND THE UGLY STINKING LOW CLASS RACIST WHITE DISHONEST ANTI-CHRIST BRITISH NEIGHBORS BOTH COMMITTING THE SERIOUS CRIME OF PRIVACY THROUGH ILLEGAL USE OF AUDIO AND WALL-SEE-THROUGH DEVICES IN OTHERS HOMES AND HACKING OF ONLINE INTERNET AND EMAIL AND THEFT OF OFFLINE COMPUTER HARD-DRIVES.
THE BRITISH POLICE CANNOT BEAR TO BE WATCHED AND THEIR UGLY ANTI-CHRIST DEEDS EXPOSED. THEY FORGET DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE OHTERS DO UNTO YOU. WATCH THE BRITISH POLICE:
DISHONEST RACIST ANTI-CHRIST BRITISH POLICE IN UNIFORMS PERPETUATE RACISM IN CONNIVANCE WITH RACIST ANTI-CHRIST WHITE DISHONEST BRITISH NEIGHBORS TO ILLEGALLY AND UNWARRANTEDLY USE WALL SEE THROUGH TECHNOLOGY, AUDIO LISTENING IN DEVICES, EMR VAN ECK PHREAKING EQUIPMENT, AND INTERNET, EMAIL, AND LANDLINE AND CELLPHONE TELEPHONE HACKING AGAINST ASIANS IN THEIR HOMES THROUGH WAILING SIRENS FROM OUTSIDE FOR EVERY BODY MOVEMENT OF ASIANS IN THEIR HOMES. INTERNET AND COMPUTER HACKING AND INFILTRATING INTO OTHERS PRIVACY IS A SERIOUS CRIME. THEY WILL WAIL SIRENS AND HAVE THEIR INSIDERS IN CARS CREATE SOUND DISTURBANCE OF ACCELERATING AND HONKING AND NEIGHBORS BANGING DOORS AND THROWING THINGS EACH TIME THE EXPOSERS OF THEIR UGLY DEEDS MAKE LIVING MOVEMENTS AT HOME EVEN AT NIGHT AND DAY, EVEN DURING TOSSING AND TURNING IN BED, AND EVEN IN TOILET. THE SOLE PURPOSE OF THE ANTI-CHRIST DISHONEST RACIST BRITISH POLICE IS TO DISHONESTLY MAINTAIN LAW AND ORDER THROUGH ENSURING THAT THE RACIST WHITE DISHONEST BRITISH SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO DEHUMANIZINGLY DISTURB, INTIMIDATE, AND HARASS ASIAN MEN AND WOMEN IN THEIR HOMES AND ON STREETS, SHOPS, AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT THROUGH THE ILLEGAL USE OF THESE TECHNOLOGIES WITH POLICE CONNIVANCE AND TO INTIMIDATE, HARASS, DISTURB, AND PROVOCATE ASIANS WHO REFUSE TO TOLERATE THIS ILLEGAL NONSENSE OF DISHONEST RACIST ANTI-CHRIST BRITISH POLICE IN CONNIVANCE WITH DISHONEST RACIST ANTI-CHRIST BRITISH NEIGHBORS REFLECTING THEIR VAMPIRE CULTURE DEVOID OF INTEGRITY. THEY FORGET THAT 'HE WHO LIVES BY THE SWORD DIES BY THE SWORD' - 'THOSE WHO PERPETUATE VAMPIRE CULTURE WILL DIE BY THE VAMPIRE CULTURE'.
ABUSING AND DISRESPECTING PRIVACY IS A HEINOUS CRIME.
THE CONCEPT BEING PREACHED IS THAT 'WHY DOES ANYONE NEED TO WORRY ABOUT PRIVACY IF THEY HAVE DONE NOTHING WRONG'. THIS IS THE ANTI-CHRIST WAYS OF INFILTRATING. WHY DOES ANYONE NEED PRIVACY?: WHY DOES EVERYONE DRESS? WHY DOESN'T EVERYONE GO NAKED? LACK OF PRIVACY IS SAME AS WALKING EVERYWHERE NAKED AS A STREAKER! ARE THE BRITISH POLICE PREACHING THE CONCEPT OF EVERYONE BECOMING STREAKERS - NAKED UNCIVILIZED PEOPLE EVERYWHERE IN UK? JUST SO THE BRITISH POLICE CAN RETAIN THEIR ABUSE OF POWER THROUGH PROCLAIMING AN INFLATED, MANUFACTURED, FALSE, SELF-INITIATED SELFISH CONCEPTS OF SO-CALLED TERROR THREATS AND GAME PLAYING WAILING SIRENS AS EMPTY VESSELS MAKING MORE NOISE IN THEIR ILLEGAL ATTEMPT TO CREATE SOCIAL CONTROL THAT IS MAINLY A SOCIAL NUISANCE.
ABUSING PRIVACY IS HARMFUL TO MIND, BODY AND SOUL. THUS, THE BRITISH POLICE HAVE BECOME THE PERFECT ANTI-CHRIST. THEY WILL BE DEBARRED FROM THE KINGDOM OF GOD. EVADING TACTICS SUCH AS WHERE IS GOD, ETC, WILL NOT ABSOLVE THEM OF THEIR SINS AND THE BRITISH POLICE WILL NOT GO UNPUNISHED FOR THEIR HEINOUS CRIMES OF ABUSING PRIVACY.
THE POLICE ARE ALSO USING HIDDEN LONG-DISTANCE CAMERAS FROM STRATEGIC POSITIONS TO TARGET THOSE WHO EXPOSE THEIR UGLY DEEDS. USING THESE CAMERAS, THEY BEAM THE VIDEO IMAGES TO THEIR POLICE CARS ROAMING WASTEFULLY WITH THEIR BACKS TO THE TARGETTED PEOPLE. AFTER THEIR AFOREMENTIONED UGLY DEEDS WERE EXPOSED, THEY PRETENDED NOT TO BE COWARDS THROUGH AVOIDING ROAMING WITH THEIR BACKS TO THE TARGETTED PEOPLE AND INSTEAD APPROACHING FROM FRONT. HOWEVER, THE FACT THAT THEY ARE COMMITTING THEIR HEINOUS CRIMES THROUGH EVIL MEANS AND INSIDER INFORMERS AMID NEIGHBORS REFLECTS THEIR COWARDICE AND STILL MAKES THEM ABSOLUTE LOW CLASS COWARDS COWARDS COWARDS COWARDS. THUS, THE BRITISH POLICE ARE THE ANTI-CHRIST COWARDS HARASSING THOSE WHO EXPOSE THE UGLY DEEDS OF POLICE HARASSMENT AND INVASION INTO PRIVACY OF PEOPLE AT HOME AND WORK, THROUGH VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE AUDIO AND VIDEO DEVICES, WALL SEE THROUGH TECHNOLOGIES, OFFLINE COMPUTER HACKING USING KEY LOGGERS AND ELECTRO MAGNETIC RADIATION (EMR) EQUIPMENT TO RETRIEVE IMAGES OF ANYTHING BEING TYPED ON PERSONAL COMPUTERS OFFLINE AT HOME AND WORK, AS WELL AS ONLINE COMPUTER HACKING THROUGH THE INTERNET THROUGH ILLEGAL ACCESS UNDER THE FALSE PRETEXT OF SURVEILLANCE AND PROTECTION AND SECURITY, THEREBY VIOLATING PEOPLES HUMAN RIGHTS AND PRIVACY, INVADING THEIR LIVES AND CREATING DISTURBANCE AND HARASSMENT THAT WILL WEIGH HEAVILY UPON THEM IN THE JUDGMENT OF THE ALMIGHTY LORD OF CREATION THAT LEAVES NO WRONGS GO UNPUNISHED EVER!
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Banyaks bay of plenty. -- phill, 01:02:39 09/08/07 Sat
Will be in indo next year for a few months, am looking for ways to get to bay of plenty in the banyaks.
Want to stay with local if possible or in a tent on the point.
Also if anyone whos laid back wants to come email me.
Preferrably if you speak indonesian too!
Simeulue Island and Banyaks -- Mahtab, 18:36:33 01/06/06 Fri
Simeulue Island and North...After over 5 years frequent trips to Simeulue for SURF/diving/fishing we are building a boat for further explorations...
www.mahtab.com month of April 2006 is fully booked for photo sessions for our expanding web page and search for new breaks...for further info contact... www.boatmahtab.com
Accomodation at lakey peak -- Wolfgang, 03:31:51 05/17/03 Sat
hy guys !
just want to find out prices to stay at lakey peak
arround november cause i do want to get my money sorted out
before i go there...are there any chances to stay strait
in front of the break and what is the story with food there?
thanks for your help
Hideaways, Fiji -- Mark, 00:55:39 01/14/04 Wed
Hey,
I was wondering if anyone has been to and surfed Hideaways in Fiji? I'm possibly heading there later in the year, but I've heard some very conflicting views about the place. Some say its a paradise, others say not to bother going cos the waves are crap, etc.
Any information or opinions about the place/wave is greatly appreciated!
north of asu -- friday, 15:16:50 11/09/03 Sun
hey guys,
heading back to asu next year and want to 'travel a bit up' again. went there last time and that right ... oh my god.
wondering if you know any local boats that operate out of asu or singkil and that speak english. my bahasa is there but poor. i haven't got lots of money. have info on a big island S north of there that i spent a few months on. will trade info of wave locations for right info in return
thanks
by the way ... to all the complainers: it is bloody hard work getting to these spots so crowds won't come - they want the luxury.
SIMEULUE -- Ken, 22:10:48 03/19/04 Fri
What is the deal with this Simeulue place?Are there any opperators there and how good are the waves?I can see that it's just above Hinako's ,so it must be good.
should i bring a board to nias ? -- gmcgaz, 07:47:41 07/08/04 Thu
i am going to nias from ireland in october . should i bring a board or can u buy them in nias ? is it really annoying to travel from medan to nias with a board ?
simeulue or pagai selatan -- Vano, 07:17:38 07/23/04 Fri
I wanna(well I can´t pay a boat) surf by land in any Mentawai Island for a month, but I would like do it by land, Have anybody experience on this.
And is Simeulue so good like some people say.
Regards
Vano
Spain
MENTAWAI BOAT CHARTER -- bobster, 11:53:19 09/26/04 Sun
Any body out there up for a Indo charter mission next year ,3 S.Africans 1 Brit doing charter .We had 3 mates pull out no guts for the trip.
The trip is from 20 -31 August 05 ,if you are up for the mission get intouch with me ( dkisdaway@hotmail.com ) for further details until den coolrunning to all JAH guide
Surfing Simeulue -- Mahtab, 01:23:34 01/28/06 Sat
Akil, I saw your message on here and I have your disc of the photos you took of your trip around Simeulue..I hope to see U soon..U can see our new boat and a thumbnail web page at www.boatmahtab.com... we will be going to Banyaks and Babi/Lassia as well...thanks for all those great photos...
Scott
banyaks/simelue charters -- Ian Rhodes, 11:25:02 07/25/05 Mon
I'm organizing a charter for 6-8 guys and have a few N. Sumatra questions:
1) what's the status of access to simelue and the banyaks by charters such as KM Nauli? I understand that access to those areas is by permit only. Has the recent Aceh peace treaty made this easier?
3) Is tsunami/earthquake damage to Sibolga too extensive for overnights there at reasonable expense and safety?
4) How about earthquake damage to spots? Has anyone verified that Banyaks-area spots still work?
5) How much time is wasted getting to/from Sibolga? I noticed it doesn't have a major airport.
I just came back from an epic trip to W. Java and would happily share details with anyone considering that area.
Personal Opinion -- Nick G, 23:41:23 04/13/02 Sat
Dear Fellow Surfers and Lance
I'd like the first point out that i noticed a few letters said that Lance had named a secret spot in his diary. I dont think this is the case seeing as the name of the secret spot he visited is actually called "secret spot".
I also want to ask an open question to Lance or to anyone else who wishes to answer. Im planning on going over to Indo for six months with at least AUS$6000 dollars. Do you think that this amount would cover me for six months.
And if i get addicted to Indonesian Surfing is there any cheap real estate huts where i can permanently live?
ASU, BAWA, & Others hit hard - read on... -- Lance Miller, 02:15:36 04/02/05 Sat
http://surfingthemag.com/pulse/lawrence_quake_033105/index.html
More here:
SURFERS WEATHER SUMATRAN EARTHQUAKE
News from local and traveling surfers has begun to trickle in Days after an 8.7-magnitude earthquake struck islands off Northern Sumatra, news from local and traveling surfers has begun to trickle in.
The epicenter of the earthquake was only 75 miles north of Nias Island, effecting a concentrated region of world-class surf that includes islands such as the Hinako, Banyaks, Nias, and Simeulue.
The earthquake caused extensive damage to buildings, led to a significant loss of life, and traumatized a local population still reeling from the December 26th quake and tsunami.
Jordan Heuer of Saraina Koat Mentawai received news from Nias via text messages from Mike Eu, a Singapore Airlines pilot and surfer. Eu experienced the quake first-hand from his house overlooking Lagundri Bay's perfect right. "My house shook for two minutes. I ran for my life.
It's OK, only some cracks on the walls. It's like a war zone here...like in the movies. Dead bodies all over, roads parted, bridges broken, houses down."
Meanwhile, Henry Morales from Wavehunters Travel received a report from Mark Flindt on the KM Nauli, a surf charter boat stationed off the Hinako Islands. The Hinako are a small chain of islands west of Nias that attract surfers to a heaving left called Asu and a giant bowly right, Bawa (the one Tom Curren tore apart on his 5'7" fish in the mid 90s). Flindt reported massive reef uplifting in the region, with the end bowl at Asu being raised 3 meters. The "nuke zone" as the lethal, barreling end bowl is called, is currently dry and unsurfable. According to Morales, Flindt also saw "new bombies sticking up everywhere."
The Sydney Morning Herald has reported that a land-based Hinako camp run by Aussie Mark Grant was partly destroyed in the quake. No guests were present. Grant, currently in Bali, learned of the situation by speaking to acquaintances at the camp by satellite phone. He told The Herald that "we usually only have tides of about three feet, but it's gone out much further than usual and hasn't come back. There are reefs exposed that we haven't seen before."
In the Mentawais, both surfers and surfspots seem to have escaped the earthquake unscathed. As Bruce Jaffe of the US Geological Survey explains, the Mentawais were far from the "zone of uplift," leaving them with little damage. Sean Murphy of Waterways Travel contacted his Mentawais surf charters by satellite phone after hearing of the quake. A relieved Murphy woke up crew on each boat, only to hear they had slept through the quake. As of Wednesday, all Mentawais boats have checked in, reporting safe passengers and no noticeable effects on the perfect reefs.
Farther away, in the Maldives, the Sumatran quake raised concern of another tsunami. Henry Morales heard from Lohifushi Resort surf guide Dan Capel by email. Capel was "warming up for disco" when he was told of the earthquake and a possible tsunami. Once informed, resort guests headed to the bar for a few beers, as the bar is highest point on the island. Capel reported that some guests "started freakin' and panicking a bit... a few guys grabbed their boards ready to bail, but most were pretty relaxed, one Italian asked if I could get him a life jacket while he waited at the bar." Fortunately, no tsunami reached the Maldives.
Back in Sumatra, multiple surf-related aid projects are racing towards Nias and the surrounding islands. SurfAid International has deployed 3 boats and a helicopter with medical personnel. They will address the worst hit areas of Gunung Sitoli and Teluk Dalam, the largest towns on Nias.
The Sumatra Surfzone Relief Organization will depart Padang ASAP on the Mikumba, to concentrate on the smaller islands that might not otherwise receive aid.
Related Links:
How you can help - http://www.surfline.com/surfnews/2005_01_01_nias_fund.cfm
SurfAid International - http://www.surfaidinternational.org/
new charter boat servicing simeulue and banyak island's -- jon bernard, 02:05:55 01/30/05 Sun
Mermaid of Equator surf charter boat will start operating from june 2005 @the last frontier.
i want to know about surfing -- Ranu amilus, 07:22:33 09/30/01 Sun
Can you come to my hometown in Sumatera? because i have a good place for surfing in indonesia , the name of island is Simelue island i want promotion this place. I hope you understand what i mean.Thank you for your time.
sunnys house bali -- hugh, 20:40:09 03/13/03 Thu
stayed at sunnys xmas s001 lost contact does any buddy have her or her son email add or know her web page thks hugh
new surfcamp -- careca, 08:15:36 05/22/04 Sat
We offer: for all ages, the opportunity to learn how to surf , in beaches almost completely deserts, where you can feel the proximity of nature. By the end of the day, after surfing, people can relax and have a nice dinner in a familiar and country atmosphere.
If you already know how to surf but you like our offer, you’ll be welcome too.
www.carecasurfcamp.com
Surfers:OPEN AUDITIONS / QUALIFYING FOR DVD/ Video and TV series! -- ncgyver, 07:48:02 02/17/04 Tue
International Performance Surfing is producing SOUL SURFER TV! I.P.S is holding open auditions for all surfers regardless of age, gender, or skill level. The series is in production for DVD / Video, and TV Series. For Rules and Details Please log on to www.soulsurfertv.com.
For press release, content and media kit please contact I.P.S through the soul surfer TV web site!
Sponsorships and affiliate positions available!
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Bawa wet season -- Paul, 01:02:20 01/19/04 Mon
I am thinking about doing the mission to Bawa leaving next week until Feb, and was wondering if anyone had been this time of the year and what it was like. Also where do you fly into at Nias?
Sumbawa style -- Paul, 08:07:39 10/07/03 Tue
Hi,
Cool site may I say. I'm leaving Friday from France for my second trip to Bali. This time I'm going to try to make it to Sumbawa to check out the surf there, after a first couple of days in Dreamland, balangan and ulu. Looking for a couple of tips on cheap stays in Sumbawa not far from the peaks. Is it the same deal as in Bali, rent a moped and drive around?
Any info is welcome.
Willing to share last years experience.
See ya.
Paul.
I have been pointed to your site on several occasions. Funny thing is, we have many things in common:
1) Same Name (if your middle name is Jay, I'll crap myself)
2) Love Of Surf
3) Web Site. I have one of the largest surfing sites on the East Coast of the U.S. www.shrimpcreole.com
new year new place -- careca, 05:19:42 01/03/04 Sat
We offer you the opportunity to learn how to surf, in beaches almost completely deserts, where you can feel the proximity of nature.
more information.
carecasurf@mail.telepac.pt
New Awesome cd from Skid Row -- Andria, 18:23:53 12/29/03 Mon
I anyone like the rock band Skid Row they have just released a new cd titled "Thick Is The Skin". It's a must have for any rock n roll fans!! New singe Johnny Solinger is awesome!
~A~
SURFING PICTURES GALORE --> MUST SEE --> -- Lance Miller, 17:21:45 11/11/03 Tue
You guys have to check out this site: SurfersEye.com! Please post your pictures as well!
surfing morocco -- ben low, 00:20:55 03/29/03 Sat
G'day mate,
I am off to morocco( well all over europe and north africa), i was wondering if you know anywhere to get any good info on where to surf/stay,,,is it cool just to rock up or better to book first? any help would be appreciated, thanks ben,
Anyone used the FCS soft racks? -- Nadia, 16:35:21 09/19/03 Fri
Hi everyone,
Has anyone used the FCS soft racks? My boyfriend and I am goin up the coast from Sydney Australia to the Gold Coast (about a 12 hour straight drive). We bought the single rack one. We will be taking a 9' monster and a 6'2" and a 7'2" board with us. When we drove home the other day with just the 9' board and hit about 70Km it didn't feel too steady. Does anyone have any experience? We usually have a different car with solid racks. We will be hitting 110KMs an hour on the highway so I am a bit worried.
Thanks for your help
Nadia
VISA INFO PLEASE -- COL, 06:47:21 09/19/03 Fri
Yo, I'm heading to Indo for 5 months in Nov. and going straight to off-shore islands. I've heard that with my 60 day tourist visa i'll have to revalidate it each time by leaving the country (flying out) and return with a new visa. This sounds like a load of bollox acting to me, considering time and money it would take, so if anyone could give me a definitive answer (or ways around it) I would appreciate it mucho !
picture -- tikki, 06:48:07 09/03/03 Wed
I have a question: my man is a through and through surfer. he has surfed all round the world, but i think his favourite places remain uluwatu, bining (?) and dreamlands. I want to get him a poster sized photograph, but ideally in one of these places, not the standard back-of-the-door sort. he also once mentioned that they did underwater shots where you could see the fins and a hand, and the surfer through the water?
any help as to how i get hold of something would be brilliant.
thanks so much
tikki
x
just wanted to let all of you know about my site www.surfboardshack.com if ure trying to sell some old equipment, you can post a picture of ure surfboard or surf accessories. i have a growing number of visitors spanning from Hawaii to the East Coast. feel free to post your board and watch it sell. i take no commission. aloha
Making my own medical kit? -- Jason, 20:14:33 07/15/03 Tue
Howzit Ou's
Myself and a mate are heading to the hinako islands for a month, and were wandering if anyone had a list of contents for making up our own medical kit...
If you had any past experiances, what did you realise you needed more off? A list of contents would be great !!
Were not that keen on buying ready made packs.. or maybe we will at a last resort and then just add to them..
Surf trip to sumbawa //// lombok -- kano, 04:52:05 06/18/03 Wed
URGENT URGENT URGENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kano here from south aus.. i will be in bali for two weeks in july and looking for a surf boat trip to sumbawa, lombok do u have any recomendations???? im looking at oceana biru bali and partana.. do any of you guys know of these boats?? or a reasonable price for 7 days? what i should look out for when booking and what i should expect on a boat
thanks
asu -- benny, 01:39:48 06/10/03 Tue
hey lance , my name is benny iam going to the hinako islands and staying with steve and max in july!!! I had a look at your web site which shows pictures of your trip. the pictures are great!! One question , that right on the south side of Asu is it surfable and if so does it break often ,just curious!!
benny
Hinakos movies -- Mark, 03:32:22 06/11/03 Wed
Hey,
I'm off to the Hinakos in July and have noticed several sites say the waves there are "well documented" in movies, etc. Do you know the names of any of these movies? or perhaps any movies/pics that I might have missed on the net? Just thought I'd take a look before I go!
Thanks
Mark
Spain and Portugal -- Luis Marin, 00:28:09 06/11/03 Wed
http://www.surfinspain.com
Please, check out this new site, we offer surf camps, kiteboarding camps, appartments and cheap flight tickets to Spain and Portugal
We would be very grateful if you can have a look at it. We'd like to hear your opinions about the site, and hopefully about the camps.
Step Into Liquid surf film -- Chris Holbrook, 14:11:14 06/03/03 Tue
I just wanted to tell you about an amazing surf film being screened at the LA Film Festival. The details are below. It'll blow your mind.
SURF THE 2003 IFP LOS ANGELES FILM FESTIVAL (June 11 – 21)
Join us for Step Into Liquid, an extraordinary documentary on surfing and the perfect wave
Step Into Liquid
Directed by Dana Brown,
(son of Endless Summer director, Bruce Brown)
Documentary Feature, 2002, 88 minutes
Dana Brown will participate in a Q&A following the screening
With breathtaking cinematography, this documentary peers behind the stereotypes to find the true meaning of surfing: joy. Dana Brown, son of Endless Summer director Bruce Brown, captures surf masters coasting down perfect waves in paradise, but he also aims the camera in some unexpected directions, discovering pot-bellied surfers in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and crazy Texans that ride in the wakes of oil supertankers. More like a religion than a sport, surfing has been gaining in popularity for over 2,000 years. Step Into Liquid portrays the men and women worldwide who’ve devoted themselves to this intricate dance between the grace of man and the force of nature. It’s all about the wave.
Sunday, June 15, 8:30 p.m., Ford Amphitheatre
Tickets are $10
Screening Takes Place at the John Anson Ford Amphitheatre, 2580 Cahuenga Boulevard East.
On-site stacked parking is available for $5.00
For screening, ticket and pass information, please call
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A Bohemian voyager -- James"The RoamingRedhead"Drury, 20:42:12 05/21/03 Wed
Oi Mates - Tis thee ol' Septic-tank here. Reporting live from the NARD. Just came back from a barely passable trip in the Hinako islands.We got the tail end of a swell and lots of weather to try and discourage us. Not to be deterred we got something anyway.We got Bawa a little overhead,the left around the right of Treasures,a tiny taste of Asu,and the inside bonus wave and the inside left of treaSURES,i think our Captain called it "Bambi's". It's always great to get out that way,it was my second trip,to that region,last year it was Macaronis. I'm set on going over every year now.Especially after getting to know Max and Stu. I hung out and played a little table-tennis with Max(hope you like the paddle)and will get at Stu next year. I was impressed with the lay-out and the atmosphere they had going there. I'm going to book with those guys next year for sure. They've got it all there.And now with that new boat Treasure island is probably in range,and seeing how that wasn't cracking I'll be back.The main Roamie,James
We have just set up the worlds first surfing photolibrary called Surfpix (www.surfpix.co.uk).
We would be very interested in any feedback anyone out there has.
Hopefully the library will grow and provide a visual reference for anyone travelling to new spots and anyone interested in surf history.
And although the library will have little commercial interest for individual surfers, pherhaps they will enjoy the opportunity to browse some of the worlds best surf photographers work?
BALI - HINAKO INDONESIA UPDATE!! -- Lance, 17:59:33 03/29/03 Sat
Here's an email I just received from Max (owner of the Hinako Hideaways). I figured I'd share it with everyone here:
"Gday again mate, I talked to a few people who have been in Bali and they didn't find any trouble with the people. In fact they said that all of this shit has made the balinese even more humble and easier to do business
with. With regards to our neck (Hinako's) of the woods things are still all cool. With merparti air flying, guests will spend even less time in cities enroute to
ASU. Again letthey don't have to stress about that side of things either. Talk to you soon!"
Again, this is for the people considering a trip to Indo!
HELLO -- S mck, 23:08:51 03/25/03 Tue
Hello there,..
Lance, it seems that ..well i guess ..it is so obvious that you've been to indonesia many many times. Well, I am indonesian who lives in the american continents for a while ( and havent went back to indonesia for a while :((, and I am wondering have you ever encountered anything "nasty" with the indonesian authorities? well..says..immigration officer?, say they asked you for some cash ??
I have some american friends whos acually cancelled their trip to indonesia for safety reason, and I accidently found your website, soo..i am just asking about that..:) nothing to do about surfing..i cannt surf..:((
board selection -- benny, 22:16:38 03/21/03 Fri
hey lance , iam going to the hinkos in july 2003 i was just wondering how many and what length boards i should bring . iam of normal build and i can surf pretty good i was thinking like 6"2 , 6"2,6"8,7"2 is this ok do i need bigger boards . i can surf my 6"2 in 4-8 waves in australia so any input would be great
feeling ill. -- 'dutch' schultz, 16:20:02 06/02/02 Sun
this site makes me sick. lance miller you are raping a beautiful place to make yourself feel important. if you really understood the 'search' you would not be throwing the pearls to the swine. with every detail you billboard the adventure will decrease, with every spot you exploit the virginity, that to some is a heaven on earth, is diminished...leaving more people looking for less of the shrinking untouched. you might as well open a mini-mall.
there is enough info already available. the beauty of the prize is to he that wins the prize, prizes given out are only party favors to be thrown out soon enough. crowds will come. when they do i hope it is you they drop in on. if i ever find you i will break your hands off for being so selfish as to pretend to share what isnt really yours but all of ours.
i think the small paradises we still have left should remain that way and not be prosituted on the net. but you care more about making a name for yourself.
make your name.
we know your name.
those that dont know may appreciate you, but one day they will know and they will hate you like the rest of us hate you, just like one day you will hate yourself.
of course, in a most considerable fashion, you dont agree with my opinions... because they threaten your sense of importance, your need for greatness.
I need a traveller to answer some stuff about bali -- Ryan, 23:27:02 02/20/02 Wed
just wonderingif there is any surfers out there that can tell about the waves in bali. I've been to bali before but i will be going in december for 3 weeks to different areas,
i will also be going out to Nusa Lembogan Island which i here has some pretty good WAVES. So i was after a bit of info on where to go for some epic waves.
Great website! I traveled through Nias and the Hinako's and scored unreal waves. Unfortunately, my camera broke on my last trip and I only got a few wave shots. Your site has sharpened some great memories. I scored Asu at about 6-8 with some bigger sets and Bawa at about 10 +. I also surfed Nias with plenty of size and a lot of fun. I managed to read through some of your site feedback and was surprised to see so many negative responses. I think they (you know who you are) need to understand that greed will get them nowhere in this world, and that’s what they are out to accomplish by requesting you to remove your site. I completely agree that the journey there is a hassle and this will keep travel to a minimum in the area. Another factor is the waves, not everyone is comfortable surfing that kind of power, and many may find out the hard way. Again, great site, it has brought back some unreal memories.
Surfing in Sumbawa or somewhere in Bali -- Ariel and Ashley, 18:27:00 09/12/02 Thu
We're going to Bali hopefully for 2 -3 weeks and are looking for cheap places to stay and sweet surf spots
Accomodation in Bali.. -- Jason, 15:57:20 09/02/02 Mon
Hello,
Im in need of a bit of advice please.
Ive got myself 8 days in Bali before boarding a boat for a surf safari. Ive never been to Bali before, and im not sure what the best plan is for accomadation. Ive seen places advertising surf camps, but didnt want to get sucked in to paying to much, as money is tight for this trip and I am presuming that a surf camp is not needed, and it should be easy enough to get to surf breaks on ones own? Is this the case?
Any suggestions on well located cheap accomodation? As im flying in late, i wouldnt mind having an idea of a place to head for straight away.
getting a boat in Indo -- Jase, 19:45:18 06/30/02 Sun
Howzit..
Im planning on getting out to Indo around late September.
On this trip i will only be having 2 weeks to surf. Whats the deal with getting onto a a boat for a week? Is it possible for a guy on his own, to try and get on board with others in advance, or do you just need to arive first and then sort it out?
Comming from South Africa,I dont know anything about Indo, or where to go. As i dont have that long(presuming 2 weeks) to get a feel for the place, are there any places you could recomend, that would be away from the maddening crowds. Im not asking for your "Secret spots", maybe just an idea of somewhere easy enough to get to, but not on the main comercial stretch...
Impaired Vision -- Tony, 18:35:51 08/19/02 Mon
I am not a surfer but i really want to learn how. but i was just wondering how much having less than perfect vision would affect surfing. is seeing underwater important? are there special goggles you can get ? hehe i've never seen any surfer wear goggles though. thanks in advance for ur answers
Seasonal? -- Robert, 12:14:44 05/21/02 Tue
Hey there--
Small time surfer checking in. I've surfed the east coast and a little of costa rica in the past but nothing out pacific. I wanted to know if Indo goes off 365 days a year or if its seasonal. My school gave me a grant to do a volunteer project in vietnam and right now im in singapore... i can practically smell the reefs. Any advice about good guides/tours would be appreciated as well. I will keep all the secrets to myself, promise.
Enjoy the site! -- Lance Miller, 04:49:40 07/08/01 Sun
This forum is for other surfers to share their surf adventures with other surfers out there. I hope you enjoyed my site!
Hinako Island Pictures... -- Lance Miller, 03:43:44 07/11/02 Thu
Here are a few pictures I've grabbed from our video camera - the image quality sucks, but you get the idea:
indo -- tarlo, 00:03:22 06/20/02 Thu
been cruising through indo for 3 months now and scored sick waves at Unjung Genteng, Cimaja, Panitian Is and just got back from mainland sumatra and its all been bullshit, heading to nias in two days for a month then out to asu for a few weeks shouldnt be bad
My mate & I are heading to Bali mid July for a 10 day trip that covers a boat trip through Lembongan, Sumbawa and Lombok including Gili Islands etc. I've been to Bali twice before and have surfed Shipwrecks once. We've heard of the main breaks we'll be visiting but any tips or comments on them or the other spots? What sort of conditions can we expect at that time of the year...wave size etc? I am taking a 6'5' and a 7'0' board...will that be sufficient? Also putting a first aid kit together with hopefully all the essentials. Any tips on other things to take?
Much appreciated if Lance or other guys can post answers, comments or stories of similar boat trips.
Head Check?!? -- Craig Fraser, 03:21:52 07/24/01 Tue
When I first stumbled accross your site, I was stoked to see some photos of places that are among my favorite on this planet. I too know the feeling of scoring 3X's overhead ASU with no one out but your mates. What I do have a problem with(and I'm sure Max and Steve would too) is you talking about that secret spot. You we're right, that not many know of it. That's because they have the intelligence and the decency not to splash it all over the net. Have some respect for those of us that have treked through the jungle, copped malaria, and ridden in the dungeon class of those ferries you talked about. Just because those guys on ASU showed you the spot, doesn't give you the right to publicize it. Would you like to go back and find 50 people camped out there?
You seem like a reasonable guy, so why don't you drop me a line. I have a couple of suggestions for your site that might help us both out.
angryTraveller -- Angry Traveller, 19:46:52 02/21/02 Thu
Lance, you are a dumb faggot, splashing all this info over the net about the last unexploited frontier in Indo. All I can say is that when I finally catch up with you I am going to fuck you over in ways unimaginable to your naive mind. Either take this site off the net or watch your back very carefully mate, as you don't know where the next knive may be coming from.
Its people like you who disgust me. You obviously haven't see what happens to idyllic places once the word gets out ie Lakey Peak.
So mate drop this site, or you might find yourself badly fucked up in the future. YOUR WARNED
ONE FUCKIN PISSED TRAVELLER
A Morocco surf trip -- Jenn Ziegenfuss, 11:51:11 07/12/01 Thu
I'd just like to say...Wow...it took me like an hour to read and look over all you had on your diary wedsite. I bet it took you much longer than that to put it all together...but seriously, major props to you for sharing your trip and insights. I fell in love with a couple of the spots you surfed.
Anyhoo, last summer in 00 I had a GREAT trip to Morocco with like 15 of my best buddies from cal and fla. There was this one spot where you could take a single wave and ride it for like a freakin 50 yds...a serious spiritual event in my life. I've got some pics of the trip in an album of mine http://photos.yahoo.com/earthpineapple13
If you are thinking of a trip, think Morocco or Costa Rica-pacific side.
I search report waves conditions ( I am french ) -- Tisto, 22:54:17 01/04/02 Fri
I search report waves conditions ( I am french )
it is very important and urgent
thank you to help me
A word from Hinako Hideaway Owners!!! -- Lance Miller, 14:09:20 12/16/01 Sun
I just figured I'd share this email I received from the Hinako Hideaway owners in the Hinako Islands:
G'day lance . whats up back in the states mate.I hope all is getting back to normal back home for you.Thanks for all the exposure on your website. After the sept 11th incident alot of people were fully spooked with the Indo muslim thing, i just thought i'd tell you first hand that we didn't encounter any anti vibe over there. All was well,after you guys left we got the best XXXXX (secret spot) I've ever seen a good 8 to 10 ft and flawless. It was the biggest swell in about 5 years. You guys definately had the waves of the year. Say gday to Chris for me and i'll talk soon.
great work with the site. I too love the waves of indonesia and hope to get over to ASU sometime soon. I spent a bit of time in Lombok and Sumbawa traveling and surfing this year and it was awesome. I found that the places I enjoyed the most were the lesser known breaks and places coz they still have a sense of tranquility.
One question, how did you learn to make an internet site, did you do a course on it or just learn as you went along, because I wouldnt mind doing a similar thing.
Need to know the good spots -- andy (Wang), 16:45:48 10/15/01 Mon
hey Lance whats going on, my name is Andy but everyone calls my Wang. I'm from Long Island New York and me and my father are taking a trip out to the islands possible in february. to tell you the truth I feel that I'm going back home because I'm myself am indonesian, I been surf for 2-3 years on this island, I haven't got a really good good wave that I can say is the best I ever surf. I took a trip to Ricon, puerto rico got a couple good waves but I want to surf my home land waves. so I'm writing this little message to you to ask you what are the best to the o.k. spot to surf. I'm not that good but I can ride. so if you get a chance to read this, I would really like if you got back to me.
HOLY SHIT! What a sweet right... BAWA! -- Lance Miller, 03:38:42 09/04/01 Tue
I finally got some software that allows me to grab video from a Hi8 (the camera we used for video during our trip). I can take video clip & still shots - check out this little bomb at Bawa.... This was a nice one that I had to post!
not good -- Steve F, 21:31:30 09/17/01 Mon
Why why why do you have to put this stuff on the web. Just enjoy it yourself without letting the world know about it.
I'm glad you haven't put anything here about my favourite waves in Sumatra. wake up to yourself mate.
Why? Mr Miller -- JungleboyGeorge, 00:53:47 09/16/01 Sun
I could not agree more with Craig Fraser about his comments about this website advertising this area on the internet.
Lance it sure sounds like you had a great trip, but why do you have to go and do something like this, do you want this area to become the next Mentawai's?
I also have been travelling to this area for the last few years and like you and many others have scored excellent waves with very few people, but does that mean we come back home and splash it all over the net for the whole world to see. Thats why i am asking you Why Mr Miller??I am sure you would like to go back in the future and share the same experiences you had this year, thats why i would encourage you to take this site off the net. So all of us can continue to enjoy what this beautiful part of the world has to offer.
New Video Clips posted today!!! Check them out... -- Lance Miller, 16:49:59 09/13/01 Thu
Hey guys! I finally found the
time to update the video clips on my site. Please be sure to check them out! Click
here to see the new video clips!
Hinakos Trip -- Bawa Bob Selfridge, 08:14:58 09/12/01 Wed
Lance,
My trip to asu was awsome!!I was there with Steve Rink( hows the face Steve-o?? We have some good pics of the stitching mate) We didnt get to surf ASU going off it was onshore or too big the whole time. But we scored the NOT So secret spot and BAWA going off!!! 10-15 the first day(like going from little league to the Super Bowl!!!)We did run into the Indies Trader III at the secret spot but they left soon after we got there.
We also found a new left with Max that we named Idiots because it was so shallow and we surfed it without helmets- on the right swell and wind it could be WORLD CLASS. Never did get to me Steve, but Kelly, Max and Fern-dog were excellent hosts and friends.
The crew we surfed with were awesome too.
It was a lifetime experience.
I will return.
Bawa Bob
Nice message from Steve (Partner of the Hinako's Camp) -- Lance Miller, 03:24:28 09/04/01 Tue
For the few people that have read my site you've noticed I have the ut most respect for the guys that run the Hinako's camp. Steve & Max are both great people. These guys can surf the shit out of insane waves, have fun playing ping-pong, darts, go fishing all day & so on with the best of them. They will show you a great time when/if you go!
Here's what Steve had to say about my Indo site (thanks!):
Subj: OK LANCE....I'M IMPRESSED!
Date: 9/4/2001 4:43:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: stu*********.com (steve steward)
To: RaceLance@aol.com
HEY BUDDY..WHAT'S SHAKIN'? FINALLY GOT TO CHECK OUT
YOUR WEB SITE....WHAT CAN I SAY?
YOU CLEVER PRICK!..ARE YOU SOME TYPE OF PRO AT THIS
SORT OF THING OR WHAT? YEAH, MATE I GOTTA SAY
-I'M IMPRESSED... AND A BIG THANX AS WELL BUD! MIGHT
EVEN LET YA GET A COUPLE OF BIG ONES NEXT TIME AND WIN
THE ODD GAME OF "KILLA". JUST BACK FROM ASU YESTERDAY
-HAD OUR 1ST FLAT SPELL OF THE SEASON, DIDNT GET OVER
8FT FOR 10 DAYS! I WAS STARTING TO FREAK..BUT DAY 11
ARRIVED WITH THE GOODS. IT CAME IN HARD,10FT+ SO WE
HIT THE SECRET SPOT UNTIL THINGS SETTLED DOWN ABIT,
NEXT 4 DAYS WERE ON...
I EVEN RECKON A BIG GIRL LIKE YOU MIGHT'VE TAKEN ON A
FEW BOMBS. SO ANYWAY MATE...KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK,
AND I'LL TRY AND DO THE SAME.
Dead fish can be dangerous -- Joseph, 08:25:32 08/05/01 Sun
Playa Zicatela, Mexico. So i make it through a little and fast yellow-brown barrel, choppy and heavy seas that day. I jump off my board on the sand, stoked. I was like 2 miles from my rented room and the main breaks. I take my board, run back to the water, in my mind wanting to be in the water 'til dark. But i dont even have time to breath that i step STRONGLY on some fish with spines. (bonefish?) It was hidden on the edge of water, under the whitewater. The spine went through my foot and i fell down like if i was taken fast by the earth. I took it off right away..I ran (tried...) for 15 minutes, suffering alot. For like more than a hour, i was whining, it hurt so bad under my foot and it was hot. Then....it just went away, what a relief, in seconds it was history. !
Dreamlike Asu! -- Lance Miller, 13:59:05 08/03/01 Fri
Just as I come off my "high" from surfing Asu, my buddy from Portugal sends me this picture. It's me surfing the largest day during our stay in Indonesia.
Just Chillin -- Mitch Laugher, 02:18:30 08/01/01 Wed
hey lance,
At the same time you were over at bali, me and my mate were there too and I was going through the days when you's surfed Ulu's and we would've been out there. It was so good hey. We surfed Padang, Impossibles, Bingin, Balian, and Medewi. man indo rules. we stayed at Maniac Surf Camp atout at Uluwatu, the coolest guy runs it, his name is Agus. Its a super laid back place which is great for surfers. We also went on a boat trip to Lombok and Sumbawa and scored Desert Point 6 foot and pumpin! Then we got skunked and didn't get a surf at Scar Reef or Super Suck, we had to surf Yo Yo's which is a sectioning right hander near Super Suck, not to good. It was so good to read your diary of your trip and to see those pics was sick too. That was my first time to Indo but I so wanna go back next year, G Land for sure next time. Take Care.
Hinako's Surf Trip -- Craig, 15:40:34 07/09/01 Mon
Hey Lance, when i read your story posted on the Net Bodyboarding site i thought youd copied my diary from my trip to Asu in July 2000. My story is so similar its not funny! On a super clean day around 8-10 foot i copped the second set wave lip on the head and got my rashi pulled over my head thus making it very difficult to swim/dive under the next 4 waves. Gasping for air i had to catch some whitewash in and scramble up the reef to safety. Thats the worst situation ive ever been in.
Asu is a totaly sick wave and we scored it almost every day for 10 days and then got some Bawa action. The place has almost machine like consistancy, over 14 days i didnt see a day under 3 foot of swell. Its a pity you didnt see Bawa with better waves, its not as heavy with at least 6 foot of water between you and the reef, but it has long rides with some hollow sections to get shacked.
Definately not a place for the inexperienced or beginners though - super heavy when it gets big! Hows the end section that Steve calls the NUKE ZONE! I also hit the reef there and cut my back open - heavy, but the barrells are just too good to resist.
Steve, Max and the crew are totally awesome, cant imagine better people running a surf camp! Totally agree with you on all your comments.
The trip there is a bitch though, it took us 3 days from Bali due to the Palni ships being late and going to the wrong place! Instead of taking us from Padang to Nias we ended up back on the mainland in Sibolga, but steve sorted the situation out for us, none of us spoke indonesian so without him we were srewed. The bus trip across Nias was killer too, it had recently pissed down rain and washed half the roads away, anyone feel like re-building a bridge today? But thats all a part of the experience in a 3rd world country, crazy shit!
Overall the trip of a lifetime, hope to get back one day. Best surf camp and waves ever!
Nice site Lance, i couldnt find much info at all on the place when i went over!
Indo Surf Guidebook -- Peter Neely, 13:50:20 07/09/01 Mon
Hi Lance, I'm stoked you scored such great waves. There's still plenty of uncrowded spots out there in Indo, so thanks for recommending my guidebook "Indo Surf & Lingo".
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