Resort Latitude Zero

The place was wonderful, food amazing & the resort impeccably constructed & maintained & for the first time for an Indo trip no one got sick.nnWe had 10 active surfers on our boat including the guide which resulted in an instant crowd, apart from that had a good time.

We had heard good things about this resort so even though the price was very expensive we decided to save up and make it happen.nnWe were not at all disappointed with the resort, the resort is amazing a true paradise on the most beautiful island ever, food was amazing, staff friendly and helpful (all 5 star)nnHowever when it came to surfing we were quite disappointed, on the website it all looks great, so many waves with awesome descriptions and photos and an impression that all is uncrowded.nnHowever we soon learned the reality is most of these waves rarely break and the resort is very far from any consistent waves so every day we needed to travel quite far to waves either south or north, because of this we had to stay on the boat all day or call it an early day with no option to surf at or near the resort. (meaning my wife either had to come with us and sit on the boat or was stuck at the resort alone)nnWe were also under the impression the waves would be fairly uncrowded, this was also not the case, most of the time there were quite a few other boats from resorts or charter boats surfing with us, there was even times when there was two boats from our resort at the same break creating an instant crowd.nnTalking to other guest, apparently in the past the area was very uncrowded and the resort had a much lower guest capacity so crowds were never an issue.nnTo be honest having also surfed the Mentawais, i would rather return to the Mentawais although also crowded the spots just seem to handle a crowd better and the waves are of a much more consistent better quality.

Had an amazing week at RLZ. The resort was well designed and very comfortable. The food was great. The staff were next level - friendly and knowledgable. Being centred in Telos Island area with good boats allows day trips all over the area. I will be back

Ammazing

Is this an island that was once inaccessible? Because it is owned by foreigners?