Bali Bodyboarding Report – May 28 2007

MORNING SURF UP-DATE **** Good morning friends of Bali and lovers of perfect waves and weather. Well there’s slightly less energy happening on the Outer Reefs (Tuban) today with wave height fading back into the 1-2ft+ range between Kuta Reef and Airport Left. I was down on the beach checking conditions at 6.00am just on sunrise, just in time to see Bobby’s G-Land ocean cruiser speeding off with 16 new guests making a bee line for East Java , and I wish I coulda been on it for the hour and a half trip to G-Land … Anyway Kuta Reef was a touch too small to entice any surfers out for the dawn patrol. Middle Reef had too much water covering the reef making it too fat and full. But down on Airport Left there were a few waist to shoulder high waves breaking and would be the best option for a paddle outta the big 3. The tide was still running up and will peak @ 2.1mtrs @ 8.00am . So Middle Reef should have some fun sized surf around lunch time. Uluwatu would once again be the best option for more size and power today and you’d probably find wave height to be in the 2-4ft range down there. I’m not gunna bother though as I’m pretty sure we’ve got some more swell in transit that we should see arriving sometime in the next 36hrs, give or take. Weather wise outside here in Tuban we’ve got another beauty coming on, nothing but blue sky over us. But looking down South towards Uluwatu there’s some solid looking cloud banks hanging over that part of the island. Temperature wise the mercury will be up there in the 30’s (Celsius) by midday while the water temp is excellent for boardies or bikini’s @ 23 C . That’s about all for now folks but if there are any changes in the wave department I’ll get back to ya’s with an afternoon update. Don’t forget to check out the Mentawai surf report page and Pierre ’s Readers report Page if you want some more ! For the bodyboarders I’m gunna try and get ya’s some new images to drool over in another hour or so. Have a good one and hurry up and get those tickets to Bali locked in.