Keramas Surf Report – 3 to 5ft and Offshore Winds

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Keramas Surf Report – Friday 14th & Saturday 16th May 2026

Ketut was over on the East Coast at Keramas on Friday & Saturday, wrapping up a solid couple of days of surf. Wave height was in the 3 to 5 foot range with some bigger ones getting through on the better sets. The wind was offshore through the session, which helped keep some clean faces going despite the heavy rain that was coming down all morning. Around 20 to 25 surfers were out on the peak, keeping things competitive but still manageable for those in the right position.

The rain was the main story through the session, falling steadily and making it a bit harder to read the horizon for incoming sets. Despite the wet conditions, the waves were still worth having. Ketut mentioned the sets were lining up across the reef reasonably well on the better tides, and the offshore wind kept things tidy enough even if the weather overhead didn’t play along. On the bigger sets the wave height was pushing toward the top end of that 3 to 5 foot range, which made it worth the paddle out for anyone after a bit of size on the East Coast.

Weather & Tides

Right now it’s sitting around 24C with steady rain falling and light offshore winds about. Tide wise today the water is heading toward a high around 10 past 10 tonight before dropping back overnight to a low around 3:39 in the morning. The next significant high comes through around 9:59 tomorrow morning, which should put enough water over the reef to keep the waves working well through that mid-morning window. The tide drops back to a low around 4:35 tomorrow afternoon.

Surf Forecast

Looking ahead, the swell is tracking to hold for at least another couple of days. Sunday and Monday should both see 4 to 5 foot surf with the swell period sitting around 14 seconds, which should keep the sets lining up at Keramas and other East Coast breaks. By Tuesday the swell eases back toward the 4 foot mark as the period drops off a little. Early mornings are the pick before the local winds start to fill in each day. More detail on the surf forecast page.