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South Male Atoll Breaks
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| South Male' Atoll breaks are usually a couple of feet smaller than those in North Male' Atoll, but can be excellent if there's a big swell. There are fewer resorts here, but the surf is accessible by boat from Male' in a couple of hours. |
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Gurus Miyaru Faru near the island of Gulhi (inhabited island) Sectiony left, which picks up more swell than most of the breaks in South Male Atoll. Can have a good and section in a big S swell. Best in N winds, the higher the tide the better. Access by boat. left that works well with a big south swell and a north wind |
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Twin Peaks Gulhi (inhabited island). A mushy spot that seems to attract swells. Refractions in the waves caused by the reef sometimes make for a slow but interesting ride. Access by boat. |
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Quarter Gulhigaathuhuraa (uninhabited island) attached to Palm Tree Island Resort. Really nice, fast little right-hander that picks up less swell than most other places. Best in winds W to NW. Named after the resort workers quarters on the island. small, quick right Kates: short little left-hander |
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Kate´s Boduhuraa (uninhabited island) near Palm Tree Island Resort. Small short left. Best in winds NW to N. |
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Riptides Guraidhoo (inhabited island), Eastern Reef of South Male Atoll. Small reef in the middle of the channel on the southern side of the island. fast right-hander. |
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