Jimmies Left
Listing Description
Surfing at Jimmies Left Overview
Quick Info
| Wave size | head-high – 1.5x overhead | Swell size (ocean) | 4 – 8 ft |
| Swell direction | S | Tides | Mid tide |
| Direction | Left | Best wind | SE |
| Surfing level | Advanced | Crowd factor | 1/10 |
| Localism factor | 1/10 | Fun factor | 6/10 |
| Risk factor | 9/10 | Must know | A very dangerous wave, in a very remote location. |
Jimmies Left is the Northern most documented wave in the Krui region. It is located in a small remote village just north of Jenny’s Right and Honeysmacks. There is not much around here so be sure to bring everything you need, can be a bit tricky to find so a hired guide from Krui can help out.
About Jimmies Left
Jimmies Left is a heavy left hander breaking over shallow coral, and needs a higher tide to make this wave safe enough to surf. You can expect heavy ledging waves that barrel on take off and barrel relentlessly over the shallow reef until it closes out on the dry end section. Not a wave for the faint of heart and fickle at best. This wave is remote so be sure to take care when surfing here!
Best Conditions for Jimmies Left
Jimmies Left works best with a moderate to large S – SW swell and higher tides to cover the reef. It is offshore in SE – E winds making it offshore in the dry season trade winds.
Getting in and out at Jimmies Left
Get in and out by paddling around the reef in the channel to the north. Be careful of the shallow reef when straightening out here.
Getting to Jimmies Left
Follow the newly constructed road all the way from Krui town, turn off onto Jalan Pekon Balak, and make your way through the village to the northern most point. You can park at the end of the road near the school and check it
Hazards to look out for at Jimmies Left
This wave is shallow and dangerous, and given its remote location you are a long way from help, so take care.




































