Nungas

Nungas is a left-hand point and reef break that runs exceptionally long under proper conditions, capable of delivering waves over 250 meters from peak to closeout on bigger swells. The break forms a steep, hollow wave with barrel sections on the steeper reefs interspersed with longer walls suitable for turning, creating the kind of varied terrain that earns its local comparison to G-Land. Southwest swell with easterly winds during the dry season (May to October, peaking in July) produces the most consistent and well-shaped waves. The wave demands respect for its shallow coral reef substrate and strong channel currents, particularly during peak swell periods.

Nungas sits immediately adjacent to Lakey Peak on the eastern end of Sumbawa's southern coast near Hu'u village, making it part of the tightly-clustered reef break complex in the region.