Honky's is a surf spot located near Thamburudhoo Island, which is still under military control, so access is usually through dhoni (traditional wooden boat). This spot features both right and left waves, making it a decent choice for surfers looking to catch a ride. Honky's typically works best in the northeast winter winds, attracting regular swell, which makes it a popular destination for experienced surfers seeking some action.

This wave breaks over a reef and tends to favor southeast swell directions, but it can handle swells coming from the south too. It's known for its short barrels and can pack a punch, especially when the tide is low or mid. The waves can start to get significant as they hit “Fred’s Ledge” on the inside, making for thrilling rides as the swell size gets around 1 ft. (0.3 meters) and often exceeds that. Make sure to check the tide heights; Honky's works across low, mid, and high tides, but it’s really suited for intermediate surfers who are comfortable on reef breaks.

When you're planning to hit Honky's, keep in mind that the waves generally have a nice wall outside, which can make for some enjoyable sessions. The preferable wind direction is northeast, giving you the cleanest conditions. So, if you're around and the swell's right, it’s worth giving Honky's a shot!