ABOUT US
G-Land Joyos Surf Camp is a popular surfing destination located in Plengkung Beach, East Java, Indonesia. The camp is situated in the middle of the jungle, offering visitors a unique experience of both surfing and being surrounded by nature.
The surf camp is named after the Joyo family who owns and runs it. They have been in the surf camp business for over 20 years and are known for providing quality accommodation, delicious food, and excellent service to their guests. The camp offers various types of accommodation, including bungalows, villas, and camping facilities.
The main attraction of G-Land Joyos Surf Camp is the famous surf break at Plengkung Beach, which is known for its long, consistent waves that can reach up to 12 feet high. The waves at G-Land are considered some of the best in the world and attract surfers from all over the globe.
Aside from surfing, visitors can also enjoy other activities such as jungle treks, fishing trips, and snorkeling. The camp also has a restaurant and bar where guests can relax and socialize after a long day of surfing or exploring the area.
Overall, G-Land Joyos Surf Camp is a fantastic destination for anyone looking for an unforgettable surfing experience in a beautiful natural setting.
Story
G-Land, is a world-renowned surfing destination located in Plengkung, Banyuwangi, East Java, Indonesia. Here's what makes G-Land special:
Geography and Climate
1. Location: Within the Alas Purwo National Park.
2. Indian Ocean exposure: Consistent swells from the Indian Ocean.
3. Tropical climate: Warm water (24-28°C/75-82°F).
Surfing Characteristics
1. Wave type: Powerful, fast, and hollow waves.
2. Wave height: 4-8 meters (12-25 feet).
3. Wave direction: Left-hand and right-hand breaks.
4. Surfing season: May to September (dry season).
5. Best tide: Low to mid-tide.
Features and Facilities
1. Accommodations: Bungalows, resorts, and eco-lodges.
2. Surf schools: Lessons for beginners.
3. Surf rentals: Boards and equipment.
4. Food and beverage: Restaurants, cafes, and bars.
5. Nature activities: Hiking, birdwatching, snorkeling, and diving.
History and Culture
1. Discovery: First surfed in 1972 by American surfer Mike Boyum.
2. Indigenous culture: Traditional Javanese villages nearby.
3. Conservation efforts: Protected within Alas Purwo National Park.
