Being on the east side of the island of Muli, it is more exposed to the prevailing undulations of the region, which makes it a consistent, long, tubular straight line with an easy finish.

Muli is one of the best surf spots. This right is worth the trip from Malé, with long waves and sometimes perfect tube sections, provide an unforgettable experience.

Ideal conditions when the wind blows from the northwest and the ripple comes from the southwest. In these conditions, a perfect wave is formed to unfold along the reef, with surfing for all levels

Fast and powerful right. Attention to the reefs, as the wave gains strength as it advances to the inside. Ideal with north wind and half tide, offering incredible tubing.

Quality left, with incredible tubes, requires care in the empty tide due to the exposed reef, which can damage planks. Holds up to 3 meters with north/northwest wind and southeast/southwest swell

Machine, on Laamu Atoll, is the best local spot. It works like a machine and requires a good physical condition to be surfed, making it a challenge for the most experienced

East of Maaemboodhoo, this right-hand tube operates with western/southwest winds and southwest ripple. Best with medium to high tide. Part on satin coral. Recommended only for experienced

Vodi is a world-class wave that has direct access from Nyama Resort, in Dhaalu. You can only surf this perfect left if you are staying at the resort.

Powerful right, discovered in the 90s, is the most consistent of the atoll. It works with all tides, gives fast and long tubes, withstands 3 m swells and can have very challenging sections.

Hocus Pocus is another right that you can find during a boat surf trip through the central atoms. It is a tubular wave that works at half tide to full.

This left can offer great moments, as it withstands sea between the meter and the 3 meters without being affected by the changes of the tide. It works best with a southwest swell and east wind.