Soesokak is a surf spot that comes alive especially when a typhoon swell hits. It’s known for its river mouth which shapes some decent sandbars, offering a variety of wave conditions. Keep an eye out for a rumored point break nearby, which can be a hidden gem for those willing to explore. Overall, the vibe is laid-back, perfect for surfers looking for something a bit off the beaten path.

This spot works best with a swell coming from the south, and it can handle sizes starting at about 1 foot (0.3 meters). You can expect both left and right beach breaks, which can be fun to ride. For the best results, aim for low to mid tide and take advantage of north-west winds that typically help clean up the waves. It's definitely a spot for more experienced surfers looking to hone their skills or chase down some challenging conditions.

Besides surfing, the river is popular for canoeing trips that let you check out some impressive rock formations upstream. It's a nice way to relax and see some nature when you're not out in the water. Just remember, the main action here is really dependent on the swell, so it’s good to plan your trip around the weather.