Cokes Surf Camp

A Surf Camp Right in the Middle of the Waves 

One of the most well-known surf camps in the Maldives is Cokes Surf Camp. The island is called Thulusdhoo and is in the North Malé Atoll. It's special because of where it is: it's right in front of the famous Cokes surf break, and there's another world-class wave, Chickens, just across the channel.
You don't have to take long boat rides or transfers to get to the beach. If you walk out and paddle in, you'll be in line in no time. The direct link to the waves makes it feel like you're really surfing the whole time.
Rooms that are simple and focused on surfing
The rooms are basic but comfortable, and most of the guests are surfers who care more about the ocean than luxury. The rooms have everything you need, like air conditioning, private bathrooms, and Wi-Fi, so your stay will be easy and helpful.
The camp is a friendly and relaxed place. Lounges, hammocks, and open shared spaces make it easy to relax and meet other surfers from all over the world after a session.

Surf, repeat, and live the beat of the ocean.

Surf, repeat, and live the beat of the ocean.
At Cokes Surf Camp, the main thing to do is surf. You wake up to the sound of waves, check the weather from the café, and then spend most of the day in the water.
The nearby beaches have waves that are good for surfers of all skill levels, but Cokes is known for its fast, strong right-hand waves that are best for more experienced surfers.
When you're not surfing, you can snorkel, fish, or just relax by the lagoon. You can also see how Maldivians live on the island, which makes your stay even more interesting.
A real surfing experience that doesn't cost a lot
Cokes Surf Camp isn't about staying in a fancy hotel or living in luxury. It's about being close to the waves, living simply, and going with the flow of surf life.
For surfers, it has something that is hard to find in the Maldives: direct access to world-class waves, a social atmosphere, and a real island experience that is active, real, and unforgettable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the island has plenty of dining choices. Most guesthouses and inns have their own restaurants or cafés, along with several independent eateries.
You’ll find a mix of international cuisines like Continental, Italian, and Chinese, as well as traditional Maldivian dishes.
On average, a meal for two people costs around $20–30, depending on the restaurant and menu.
Mashuni is a must-try. It’s a popular Maldivian dish made with coconut, tuna, chili, and spices, usually served with roshi (flatbread).