Maahi is a surf spot that has gained attention for its potential. Located near a fish cannery, it provides a decent view of a notable pointbreak. However, reaching the surf isn't straightforward, as the steep cliffs drop about 60ft (20m) and access is limited to boat rides from Ramin, which can be a bit of a hassle for surfers wanting to get in the water.

The surf at Maahi mainly works best with a south swell, but it can also handle southeast and south swells. Conditions are ideal for swells around 2ft (0.6m), and the waves typically break left over an uneven reef. The spot is suitable for intermediate surfers, and it's worth noting that the preferred wind direction is northeast. You can catch waves during low, mid, and high tides, making it flexible for various surfing times throughout the day.

For those planning to visit, it's good to keep in mind that while the surf can be enjoyable, the overall experience can be limited due to access issues. So, if you're up for the adventure and looking for some fun lefts, it might be worth the trip.