Androka is located 48km (30mi) down the coast and is accessible only by boat. This surf spot features a large fringing reef that creates some decent waves. While it's not the most popular location, it offers a unique experience for those willing to make the trip. The journey can take quite a bit of time, especially if you’re sailing, so plan accordingly.

The surf at Androka is primarily known for its bowling lefts that break towards the main channel, with the possibility of catching right waves on the wind-exposed side. The optimal swell direction here is from the SouthWest, but it also handles swells from the SouthEast. The waves can handle sizes starting from about 2ft (0.6m). Keep in mind that conditions tend to be better at low, mid, or high tide, and the preferable wind direction is from the East. This spot is best suited for expert surfers, so be prepared for some challenging waves.

As the waves break over live coral, it's important to be aware of the environment and conditions when you're out there. Getting to Androka is all about boat access, so make sure you have a fisherman or a reliable boat service lined up to avoid any issues with getting there or back. It’s a bit of a hassle but can be worth it for those looking for a quieter surf session.