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MV Midas - Mentawai |
Completely refurbished in 2006 with state-of-the-art equipment and cabins, Midas comfortably accommodates 6 to 10 people. Powered by twin 1100hp Man diesel motors, Midas can reach speeds of up to 26 knots, allowing guests to explore remote Mentawai surf spots that slower boats simply cannot reach.
Built to the highest safety standards, Midas is a spacious, fully air-conditioned boat designed for fast cruising in style and luxury.
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Huey 1 - Mentawai

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HUEY is an 82 ft ex customs patrol vessel customised for surf charters. Built and launched by the Japanese Government in 1978, HUEY is one of the faster boats serving the Mentawai Islands. Finishing in March 2009, Huey underwent a four month refit which involved rebuilding the main engines, plus new propellers and shafts to ensure reliability and safety for their guests. She is powered by two V8 Nissan 400hp diesels so getting there in all weather conditions is never a proble
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Nusa Dewata - Mentawai 
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The KM Nusa Dewata is a beautiful 57’ (14’ beam) wooden sloop rigged motor sailor commissioned in Lembongan back in 1992. The Nusa Dewata was built as an Indonesian surf charter vessel and has been fitted to approved safety standards to take passengers to sea. She has all the survey required safety equipment which includes a 15 man life raft, flares, life jackets, fire fighting equipment, Icom SSB radio VHF radio, 2 hand held radios, EPIRB, GPS, depth sounder and an extensive first aid kit for all sorts of emergencies.
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Aloita Resort - Mentawai  |
Aloita Resort & Spa - the most refined, classy and comfortable resort ever built in Indonesia's Mentawai Islands. Aloita is located on a small island called Simakakang, less than 10 minutes away by speedboat from Tua Pajet, the capital of the Mentawais. The location was strategically chosen for its beauty, convenience, and proximity to world class surfing and diving locations.
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Ombak Indah Losmen - South Sumatra  |
Ombak Indah Losmen is located in a very remote part of southern Sumatra mainland, an area that has only recently seen westerners arriving, chasing the great waves in the area.
English is hardly spoken nor understood and you'll often be an attraction for the locals, who, while sometimes shy, are friendly, helpful and very curious about strangers. This place is somewhat similar to how parts of Bali were a few decades ago, surrounded by a vast coconut plantation.
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| Maldives |
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Haira

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Haira is a luxury charter boat – only just built for the 2007 season. She requires a minimum of 10 passengers for an exclusive charter, and can accommodate up to 18, but prefers to charter with a maximum of 14. She is very spacious with 3 levels of rooms & entertaining areas. There is a restaurant, bar & lounge – with a state of the art entertainment system including large flat screen TV, DVD player, and connection for your Ipod. On the next level there is a funky disco bar with dance floor & open terrace/sunset deck. For those keen on soaking up the rays there are sun decks out the front on the second level and out on the roof.
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Hudhuranfushi  |
Hudhuran Fushi meaning “Island of White Gold” boasts stunning white beaches and a beautiful turquoise lagoon with crystal clear water, surrounded by coral reefs teeming with colourful tropical fish.
The reef off the resort is one of the best surfing spots in the area. Lohi’s is a perfect left hander which wraps around the south east corner of the resort and is a short paddle off the resort.
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Hamathi  |
Hamathi can comfortably accommodate 10 passengers, but prefers to run charters with 8. Minimum number of passengers required for an exclusive charter is 6.
She’s a great surf charter boat with the bonus of an outside dining area so you can watch the surf while eating your meals. The lounge area has the normal facilities of TV, DVD and stereo for your entertainment and full bar facilities. There are 2 sundecks for chilling and plenty of rack space for your board storage. Hamathi is currently undertaking a major rebuild in preparation for the next season – so will practically be like a brand new boat! |
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Solomon Islands 
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The Solomons is one of the last surfing frontiers that has been labeled by some as the new Bali for its surf perfection in a pristine natural and cultural environment.
They have excellent surf; a few places are known, but you can be among the first to surf new breaks. The best season for waves is November to April with very good left and right hand set-ups. Swell is usually 3 to 6 feet but can be bigger.
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Ouano Surf Camp - New Caledonia  |
The Ouano Surf Camp is one hour drive from Noumea and half an hour from la Tontouta international airport.The camp is an unforgettable place for surfers and non surfers alike. The grounds are surrounded by water which will add to the soothing ambiance. On the eastern side, a saltwater lagoon has been created and is used as a fish pond. Early risers will have a chance to see some spectacular sunrises on the mountain chain. On the western side, a white sand beach faces the two coral islands Ndigoro and Kondoyo and this beach is a great spot to watch the sun set.
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Nekweta Surf Camp - New Caledonia 
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Nekweta Surf Camp is set on the Nera River, west of the countryside town of Bourail (pronounced Boo-Rye). Located 1.5 hours from la Tontouta International Airport this area lays host to some beautiful beaches such as La Roche and Poe`and the relaxed attitude of the people is reflected in the area's feel.
Positioned 5 minutes back from the Nera river mouth which opens up onto La Roche beach. Ideal for beginners, longboarders and short boards when the swells up, it also has some long bush walk's that take you around Turtle and Lover's Bay. The beautiful white sandy Poe beach is just 6 km from the camp and is ideal for shallow water snorkeling and offers on the beach, other activities like jet ski rentals and kite surfing lessons. The Bourail village offers a small range of restaurants and the local museum is well worth a visit, along with other historical sights should you wish to catch up on the area's history.
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