By Koobo Surf Team ·











Written by the Koobo team from local sessions and boatman intel
Pansukyan is the wave you chase, not the one you stumble onto. Tucked between Daku and Naked Island, this bowl-shaped right wraps off the reef and throws fast, hollow sections that only fire a handful of times a year, and when it does, you'll often be trading waves with no one but your boatman. It needs real swell to break, but catch it on the right east-to-southeast pulse with offshore wind and a high tide and it's…
What to look for before you commit to the boat fare
4-8 ft East or Southeast swells.
North or Northwest offshore winds.
High tide only. Pansukyan can be surfed an hour either side of high tide.
Pansukyan Reef sits between Daku and Naked Island, roughly 15 to 20 minutes by boat from General Luna. If you're staying around Malinao your resort may sort a boat; otherwise head to the General Luna marketplace where the island-hopping boats leave: expect 350 to 400 PHP per person, plus the environmental fee before departure. The boat needs a minimum of four to six people, so Pansukyan only runs if you can fill it. Ask around at your hostel or pair up with another group. You're right in the island-hopping zone, so it's easy to tie a session in with a stop at Daku, Naked or Guyam. Pack a mask for the reef on the flat spells. General Luna, a short boat back, has the cafés, stays and rentals.
Other breaks within reach of the same trip
Intermediate
Upper intermediate to advanced when the swell is head high or above. Barrels and can be tricky due to the shape of the wave.
Good
Pansukyan only comes together a few times a year, but is a great wave with an empty lineup when conditions align.
Empty
Pansukyan is generally empty, but if word gets out that conditions were good, then you can expect to see a boat or two there the next day.
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Koobo Surf Forecast
Written on October 29, 2026 at 7:37 AM
Thu 29 Oct to Sun 1 Nov Likely too small this week Thursday to Saturday: About 0.6 to 0.7 m (2 ft), well below the 4 ft Pansukyan needs. Sunday: Up to about 0.8 to 0.9 m (2.5 to 3 ft) on a 15 second swell, still under its range. If you're keen, try around the 10:30 am high tide with light winds early. Forecast data: Open-Meteo