Wave Rich Region of Simelue Island at Entry Level Pricing

This cool boutique surf resort located on Simeulue Island North Sumatra is for sale with a 25 year lease. The resort consists of beautiful timber villas, a chill out building with kitchen and staff house. All the villas have a perfect view over the bay and the waves in front.

There are three villas overlooking the beach and the waves. The resort will hold 9 guests. There’s room on the property to expand the resort with three more villas.

All fixtures and fittings in the villas, beds, mattresses, bedding, TV, A/C
fridge and hot water heater. 5 scooters, 4 rental surfboards, photocopier, everything in the
kitchen including cookware, utensils, fridge and stove.

The resort covers one hectare with 100m of direct ocean access. In front of the resort is a secluded white sandy beach. A perfect right hander sits directly in front of the resort. There are many amazing waves near to this surf resort.

The lease is $5,000 USD per year for 25 years, paid upfront. The lease agreement gives full rights to the land and all buildings. This is a walk in out arrangement, with everything in place for the resort to continue operating at a significant profit. This can easily be run as an absentee owner.

Surf breaks nearby: One Tong: a picturesque easy left that is a wave magnet and holds up to double
over head. Thailand lefts: a typical indo peeling left that works from medium to large swells Pasir
Tinggi: an a frame and a left breaking along a reef in a sandy white bay.

Neighborhood

Over the past 10 years Simeulue has become a growingly popular surf destination. The SW facing portion of the island holds multiple world class waves and a handful of surf resorts have popped up in recent years. As surfers have continued to explore throughout Indonesia over the past 40 years since traveling surfers first arrived to Bali, surfing has expanded to more and more of Indonesia’s many islands. Simeulue has been one of the last of these islands with quality waves to catch on, and still remains as one of surfing last frontiers.