Jailbreak is a surf spot located on Nusa Kembangan Island, which also happens to be a nature reserve with a maximum security prison. It's often called Indonesia's Alcatraz. While the main draw for visitors is the island's scenic caves and forests, there are some surfable breaks hiding among the white sand beaches. Jailbreak itself is known for being an average spot, often sectioning off, and it's a right-hand reef at the eastern tip of the island.

When it comes to surfing, Jailbreak handles swell sizes of around 3 feet (about 1 meter) well, with optimal conditions coming from the south. The spot can also take a bit of west swell. The waves break over an uneven reef, which means you need to keep your wits about you. It's important to note that the preferred wind direction is from the west, and the best tides to catch waves are low, mid, and high. This spot works best for intermediate surfers, as it can be tricky to navigate at times.

Consistency can be a bit of an issue here, so it's good to check the forecast before heading out. One nice thing about Jailbreak is that it doesn't typically get crowded, so you might find yourself with some room to surf even when conditions are decent. Overall, it's a spot worth checking out if you're nearby and looking for a place to ride some waves.