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Himalayas

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Ideal surf conditions at Himalayas

Swell window
W, WNW, NW, NNW, N
Best swell direction
NW
Swell size
8ft - 30ft
Swell breaks over
Uneven Reef
Wave types
Reef
Wave directions
Left, Right
Wind window
E
Offshore wind
E
Works at
Low, Mid, High
(Better on rising)
Skill Level
Expert

Himalayas surf guide

The Himalayas surf spot is located way offshore from Lani's and is not for the faint-hearted. This spot is known for its predominantly left peak, which can be a seriously intimidating wave. With a reputation for its shifting nature, it attracts confident surfers who are looking for a challenge. The swells here range from West to Northwest, making it a unique location for those willing to take on its rough waters. Just keep in mind that the conditions can vary quite a bit, and you need to be ready for some wild rides.

This spot works best with Northwest swells and can handle wave sizes of up to 8 feet (around 2.4 meters). Surfers will find both left and right breaks at the peak, but the waves can be unpredictable, and those without experience might want to think twice. The breaks occur over an uneven reef, which adds to the excitement but also the challenge. The best wind direction to catch some good waves here is from the East, and it’s suitable for low, mid, and high tides. Overall, it’s a place for expert surfers who know what they’re doing.

When tackling the Himalayas, you should be prepared for strong rips and cleanup sets that can be tough to navigate. Only those with a solid skill level will feel comfortable in these waters, so make sure you're up for the challenge before paddling out. This spot is definitely one for your surf adventure list if you're looking to push your limits!

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