Yin Yang is a surf spot located south of Thaa Atoll, within the smaller and more exposed Laamu Atoll. It’s known for being fairly consistent, making it a go-to choice for local surfers. The location is identifiable by its unique terrain, and it tends to attract surfers looking for a solid wave experience. The vibe is laid-back, so it’s a good spot to chill before or after sessions.

This wave works best with a strong SouthEast swell, which can deliver some thick barrels and a powerful inside section that might be tough, especially for less experienced surfers. The wave breaks over dead coral, providing a right-hand ride that can handle swell sizes from 2ft (about 0.6 meters) and up. Ideal conditions tend to arise with low to high tides, and surfers often find that a West wind is preferable to keep the waves clean. When it's choppy from SW winds, the outside may struggle, but the inside can come alive.

Yin Yang is best suited for expert surfers due to its challenging conditions. It offers a mix of fast, steep drops and the potential for high-speed rides. The outside section breaks in deeper water, so be mindful if you're paddling out. This wave is not just about the barreling action; it also provides a variety of sessions depending on the swell and wind conditions, making it a spot worth checking out.