Explore the untouched landscapes of Indonesia at Lakey Peak Haven, located in the quaint village of Hu’u in Sumbawa. This rustic surf camp serves as a tranquil retreat for surfers seeking a unique experience away from the hustle and bustle of nearby Bali.

Occupying a 6,000 sqm property, Lakey Peak Haven offers a genuine slice of island life with 13 rooms constructed from locally sourced materials. It’s a prime location for guests looking to surf, unwind in a serene setting and connect with local traditions.

For those in search of a quiet escape distinct from Bali’s lively atmosphere, Lakey Peak Haven provides a secluded oasis. With expansive views of the ocean and set amidst lush tropical gardens, including homegrown vegetables and fruit trees, the surf camp offers a glimpse into the tranquil island life reminiscent of Bali’s charm decades ago.

Opened in 2017 has become a well-known go-to when heading to Lakeys. Chilled out vibe with large central pool area, with also views of the surf. Whether its sitting on your veranda of in the pool cooling off or at the restaurant you can always scope the surf and when it’s on, then it’s time to head out. Rustic vibes and smell of the sea breeze, makes a perfect base camp for your next Surf Holiday. Great for singles/couples or small groups.

PACKAGES:

All-sorted- with all transfers and airfares from Bali, as well as all meals, surf guide/photographer and boat trips daily, Surfshuttles and tea/coffee/unlimited drinking water. As well inhouse surfguide to ensure you know where to go and when to go.

We also have packages available for those that want a bit of DYI or tailor-made trips.

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Lakey Peak Haven provides various accommodation options, all featuring views of the swimming pool and scenic surroundings. Each room is equipped with air conditioning or fans and comes with a private ensuite that includes both hot and cold water. Comfortable beds and a TV are standard in every room, with daily servicing to ensure cleanliness and comfort throughout your stay.

The surf camp boasts a swimming pool with views of Lakey Pipe, Lakey Peak, and Nunggas. Additionally, a small shop on the property offers snacks, toiletries, and surf hardware essentials. For surfboard care, a ding repair shop is conveniently located nearby. The accommodation options at Lakey Peak Haven cater to a wide range of guests, including families, couples, solo surfers and small groups.

Surf Shacks

Lakey Peak Haven’s Surf Shacks are two stories high with direct views of the pool, sunset and surf. These spacious rooms include a private verandah, perfect for lounging and enjoying the views.

Each shack offers a room with air conditioning on both the lower and upper floor (with the option of double or twin beds), along with a bathroom including hot water. Amenities include a TV, linen and towels, electrical outlets and a surfboard rack.

Surf Shacks are perfect for larger groups of friends or families.

Garden Shacks

Constructed in a contemporary style surrounded by lush tropical gardens, Lakey Peak Haven’s Garden Shacks have double or twin bed configurations.

These rooms include air conditioning, a private ensuite, a TV, linen and towels, electrical outlets and a spacious verandah.

Garden Shacks suit couples, smaller groups or solo surfers.

Whether you’re looking for stand-up barrels or long rippable walls, this region has the best of everything, depending on the conditions.

The peak surf season extends from May through to August, yet Sumbawa offers consistent waves throughout the year. Lakey Peak Haven is strategically located near 5 world class waves, including the renowned Lakey Peak, Lakey Pipe, and Periscopes. Within a 20-minute radius of Lakey Peak Haven, surfers have access to a total of 9 waves, such as Nunggas, Cobblestones, and Nunga Doro’s. With closest as Lakey Pipe only 700m walk downhill. And a little further to Lakey Peak

Lakey Peak - Sometimes described as ‘The Machine’, Lakey Peak is an intense, hollow left and right-hand peak. It has an a-frame set up with a guaranteed backdoor section if you’re committed.

Lakey Peak is best surfed between 4 to 8 ft. It can be surfed on all tides, but mid-tide is optimal. Low tide offers up an extremely hollow barrel. Depending on the conditions, it can be suitable for surfers of various abilities.

Lakey Pipe - It’s a barrel-fest for anyone who loves a left-hand rip-bowl, but it’s only surfable on mid to high tides. Lakey Pipe can offer the best stand-up barrels in Indonesia. This wave is only suited to intermediate or experienced surfers.

Nunggas - Some days Nunggas can barrel like G-Land, while other days it can be as fun as T-Land. A severely underrated left-hander, it breaks in several sections under 8 ft, but if they connect, surfers can expect a 200 m ride. Booties recommended.

Periscopes - As its name suggests, surfers just need to hold on and enjoy the ride. This barreling right-hander can only be surfed on mid to high tide. It picks up less swell than Lakey Peak and needs a big swell to open up. Booties recommended.

Cobblestones - Another left and right-hander in the area, the left can be super sucky, but watch out for the greedy rock. The right-hander is fun between 2 and 4 ft, breaking into a picture-perfect bay.

Lakey Peak Haven’s on-site restaurant, Eat At Shacks, offers a variety of meals that cater to diverse dietary needs, available for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Emphasising fresh, local ingredients, many of which are harvested from the garden, the restaurant ensures each dish maintains a high quality and supports local agriculture.

The menu at Eat At Shacks includes an array of Western and Indonesian options, from curries and fried rice to chicken roasts, pasta, salads, burgers, and seafood barbecues. Specialties like fish steaks with sambah matah (chilli relish) and a selection of traditional Indonesian dishes provide a taste of local flavors. Prices for meals vary from $9 AUD to $15 AUD, accommodating budget-friendly options without compromising on taste or quality.

Guests at Lakey Peak Haven can choose to book an all-inclusive experience, adding either breakfast or all three meals to their stay.

Other restaurants are also on offer not too far away. No need to bring your dancing shoes to the jungle. Thongs and boardshorts are the most common attire.