BALI
10th – 11th April 2015
Hello everyone and thanks again for stopping by your baliwaves (keeping in the loop with Bali since back in 1999) for our latest news and best views on surfing and weather conditions from right here on the Worlds No.1 tropical surfing holiday destination (it’s a rare surfing holiday to Bali that you don’t get the best waves of your life, every time).
Ok first up we’ve got 40+ photos Ketut shot across on the East Coast of Bali at Keramas. As it shows Keramas had those always clean and glassy waves breaking into the 2-3ft range with the occasional bigger set waves. Ketut also reported that there was at least 40 surfers in the water, a touch too many for the small take off zone. There was also some nice waves breaking at Kerupuk and Kolonels as well.
The last half of today’s photo gallery was taken this morning through our last Community Beach Clean Up in the Padma street area and back at Quiksilvers Boardriders Cafe in Legian street. It was great to see another strong local turn up and the regular Aussie and American faces. The beach was beautifully clean again thanks to everyone involved over this years CBCP’s. Special Thanks to Quiksilver, Garuda Indonesia & Coca Cola Indonesia for their on going support.
Ketut is still up in the Padma street area shooting some photos of the grommets warming up for tomorrow’s contest. It is still pretty small out there wave wise today with 1-2ft+ high waves down along the beachies. Pretty much the same size on the Outer Reefs of Tuban from Kuta reef to Airport Left & Right.
Weather wise it’s perfect beach weather, hot and sunny. Right now at 1.30PM the outside temperature is on 31-32 degree’s Celsius, Humidity level is on 70%. Wind direction is coming out of the SE at 6-10knot+
Changing dollars to Rupiah on the streets of Kuta, — US$=Rp12,885 — 1AU$=Rp9,840 —
Pretty soon you’ll be seeing another new baliwaves.com design and lay out with Troy working on it right now. Our new lay out is going to be hot and make it even easier to see what’s happening here in Bali and other area’s of Indonesia. It’s also going to be 100% mobile phone friendly, stay tuned it’s on the way.
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