Tucked along the wild coastline of South Sumatra, Jenny’s Right is a wave that embodies the raw beauty and power of the region. Known for its long, clean walls and forgiving takeoffs, this spot has become a must-surf destination for those exploring the Krui surf zone.
Wave Overview
Type: Reef break (Right-hander)
Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Best Swell Direction: South to Southwest
Ideal Wind: East
Tide: Mid to High
Wave Length: Up to 150 meters
Barrel Sections: Occasionally on the inside
Jenny’s Right offers a versatile ride — mellow enough to practice turns and positioning, but with occasional sections that surprise you with speed and shape. It’s one of those waves where both style and power can shine, depending on how you surf it.
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Location
Located just north of Krui town, Jenny’s Right is part of a cluster of breaks that includes The Peak, Leftovers, and Honey Smacks. The break sits off a coral reef, and while it’s not as heavy as some nearby slabs, proper reef booties are still recommended.
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Crowd Factor & Vibe
Expect a laid-back lineup. The crowd is usually light, especially compared to more famous breaks. It’s a great spot for longboarders and shortboarders alike, making it a go-to wave for mixed-level groups.
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Pro Tips
• Morning sessions tend to offer the glassiest conditions.
• Bring reef booties for low tide paddles.
• The inside section offers playful lip sections for intermediate surfers.
• Stay nearby in Krui town or one of the surf camps within 10 minutes’ drive.
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Why Jenny’s Right?
Jenny’s Right may not make magazine covers, but that’s what makes it special. It’s uncrowded, consistent, and fun — the kind of wave you end up falling in love with because of its easy charm and raw beauty. It’s perfect for those slow mornings when you just want a relaxing session, or for warming up before tackling heavier breaks like The Peak or Mandiri Beach.