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4th November 2025
It was one of those magic mornings at Keramas Beach, Bali doing exactly what Bali does best. Yesterday kicked off with 4ft clean, glassy lines under a light offshore breeze and just a few clouds hanging over the mountains.
Ketut was on the sand bright and early, catching it from 6am to around 11am, and the conditions were pretty nice, silky smooth faces, long sections, and plenty of power on the sets. The high tide around 9am helped hold the shape perfectly across the reef before it started to drop.
The standout moment though, Mick Fanning was in the lineup, carving up the clean walls and putting on a bit of a clinic for everyone in the water. A handful of locals and visiting surfers joined him, with about 20 people out around 9am soaking up the world-class conditions.
Keramas was running fast and flawless through the morning session, the kind of day where the waves just keep lining up and everyone paddles in with a grin.
Weather & Tides
Today was warm and partly cloudy, Air temp is currently around 28°C, with humidity around 76%, typical sticky Bali morning, but perfect for clean surf.
Tomorrow we’ve got a morning high tide at 10:35AM reaching 2.0m, followed by a late afternoon low tide at 4:00PM dropping to 0.4m. The midmorning push should offer solid water coverage over the reefs for clean rides early, before the tide drains out through the afternoon and starts shaping up the inside sections nicely for the late session.
Surf Forecast
The swell forecast shows a new southwest pulse filling throughout Thursday and holding through Friday morning – you should see 4-6ft waves. Winds are looking clean early for the next few days, swinging variable with the afternoon heat.
Expect Keramas to stay the pick of the east coast all week, especially through the early highs before the wind and some heavy rain start to creep in.
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