Situated on Hudhuranfushi in the North Male Atoll, the wave at Lohi's is perfection personified, a world-class surfing experience.
Hudhuranfushi Surf Resort
Offering an enticing combination of consistent surf, varied accommodation options, delectable food, lively nightlife and a myriad of outdoor activities, Hudhuranfushi Surf Resort has it all! This resort is perfectly suited for travelling surfers, families, couples and honeymooners alike.
Lohi's welcomes surfers of all skill levels and with only 45 surf passes issued at any given time, you will score uncrowded waves! The best time to surf Lohi's is between May and August which produces the most consistent swell in favourable offshore conditions. Lohi's, however, is surfable in a variety of wind, swell and tide combinations and is rippable from 2ft to 6ft or more. Lohi's is waiting for you!
Accommodation
Hudhuranfushi Surf Resort caters for all your needs. Keen surfers are well-accommodated in the Lohi's Villas with the wave right on your doorstep! The Beach Villas and Ocean Villas are ideally suited for families, couples and honeymooners. It's time to live the island life!
Food and Nightlife
The Banyan Restaurant serves an extensive buffet selection for breakfast, lunch and dinner, combining traditional Maldivan and Western cuisines, you won't be left wanting. The island also boasts a variety of bars where guests can socialise and enjoy live music, sing karaoke, dance and soak up the island vibe.
Activities Galore
Apart from surfing Lohi's, surfers also have boat access to other legendary surf breaks in the Maldives. If you're surfed out, the Chavana Spa will restore your balance and yoga and physiotherapy packages are available. Hudhuranfushi Surf Resort also offers facilities for gyming, tennis and squash. A wide variety of water sports such as sailing, windsurfing, kite surfing and banana rides will keep the family entertained while the dive centre provides access to the abundant sea life found in the Maldives. There's something for everyone!
Selecting the right surfboard for Lohi’s
Lohi's can be enjoyed by surfers of all skill levels. The wave does, however, favour intermediate and advanced surfers. So, if you want to maximise your surf at Lohi's, you will need the right surfboard. Pollywog has all your surfboard needs covered, see some ideal options below!
• Reef-friendly sunscreen the Maldives gets seriously HOT.
• Draw Cash (Dollars) as you can’t get any on the island and wont be able to tip the locals, which may leave you feeling quite sheepish.
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Read our Blog to relive our Maldivian Dream
Tales from a Maldivian Dream - Day 1
There are few things in life that generate as much excitement in a surfer as embarking on a dream surf trip to an exotic location with your best friends. That excitement escalates ten-fold when the destination is the Maldives.
We have been flying for 15 hours and with barely 2 hours sleep and a full day of surfing ahead of us, it was going to be a long day. We would be digging deep into our fading energy reserves.
They are right about this left. What a phenomenal wave!
We slept well and woke up to a glorious day on the island. The sun was out and the surf was firing! There was nothing else to do but to go surfing, what a blessing.
It was our last day at Cinnamon Dhonveli and sadly we weren't in possession of a surf pass to paddle out at Pasta Point.
The resort only issues 30 surf passes at any given time for Pasta Point and unlike other breaks nearby, surf charter boats are not allowed to drop anchor here.
The wake-up call from reception came at 5 AM but instead of being asleep and resting my tired, broken body, I was wide awake, drinking coffee in the comfort of my bed. I was ready for the next leg of our surf adventure in the Maldives. We were off to surf Lohis, another firing left-hander! Bring it on!
I woke up at 4:30 AM. It was dark and I couldn't sleep anymore. I was depressed. The reality of going home was sinking in and this Maldivian dream I have been living so fully for the last few days was quickly closing out on me, much like the wave that barreled over me at Pasta Point 2 days ago.
