Lam Tadoh Lefts is a surf spot located on Pulau Nasih that often requires a bit of effort to access. It's known for its long, hollow left-hand waves that break in a southwest-facing bay. The spot attracts surfers looking for a more secluded spot away from the crowded beaches. It’s not too hard to find your rhythm here if you put in the time to reach it.

This spot works best with a southwest swell, but it can also handle swells coming from the south and west. The ideal swell size is around 3ft (approximately 1 meter). The waves break over dead coral, creating a unique reef break that can offer some decent rides. It’s recommended for intermediate surfers, so if you’re still getting the hang of it, you might want to keep that in mind. The best time to surf here is during low to mid to high tides, and the wind direction from the northeast tends to keep things nice.

When heading to Lam Tadoh Lefts, keep in mind that it's a more remote spot, so make sure you're prepared with everything you need for your surf session. Check the swell forecasts before you go, as the waves can vary quite a bit depending on the conditions. Enjoy your time at this mellow reef break!