Badjang

Badjang is a surf spot located in Visayas, Philippines, specifically in Lanuza, Surigao del Sur. The spot is also known as Jelly’s Point. You can find Badjang about 8 kilometers from Lanuza town center. To get there, take a 10-minute bus ride from Lanuza proper, then walk about five minutes from the road. If you go by foot from town, it takes over an hour. Parking is available by the road. The surf spot features right-hand reef breaks that work best with north and northeast swells. The bottom is a mix of rocks and sand, so be aware of your footing when paddling out. The waves at Badjang are generally bigger than those at the nearby Doot Poktoy spot. The best surf conditions are usually with northeast swells and southeast winds. Badjang is suitable for intermediate surfers, but all surfers should check their skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and conditions match your level. The area is clean and the atmosphere is laid-back. Accommodation options in Lanuza are limited, mostly bed and breakfasts. The nearest airport is in Surigao City, which is about three to four hours away by bus. Other nearby surf spots include Doot Poktoy, Habag, 7 Rocks, Joevees, and Lanuza. Always check the surf forecast, report, and map before heading out to Badjang to get the latest information on wave conditions. There is no webcam at the spot, so real-time updates are not available. Respect the locals, especially when the spot is crowded, and always follow surf etiquette in the lineup. Make sure to check the difficulty of the spot and the current conditions before entering the water. Surfing at Badjang offers a straightforward experience for those looking for a reliable surf spot in the Visayas region.