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Keramas Surf Report – Monday 9th November 2026
Ketut was on the scene at Keramas on Monday morning and reported clean 3 foot waves with light offshore winds and plenty of sunshine. Conditions were in good shape early, with the sets lining up across the reef and enough size for a fun surf. Crowd wise there were around 15 surfers out by 10am, which kept things manageable with waves to go around if you were patient.
Ketut mentioned the light offshore held until around 10am, and that was when the surf was at its cleanest. After that the local wind started to swing more southerly and the faces lost a bit of their shape as the morning went on. The tide was filling in through the early part of the morning and the extra water over the reef helped the waves line up a little nicer for the early crew. The instrument readings had the swell coming from the southwest with a shorter period, so the sets were not overly consistent, but there were still plenty of waves getting through for the numbers out. As it shows, early was the call at Keramas on Monday before the wind came in.
Weather & Tides
Right now it’s sitting around 31C with sunny skies, light to moderate southerly winds and the water a warm 28C. On the tides today the morning high was a small one around 11am, with the next low due around 4pm before a bigger high pushes back over the reef around 10:30pm tonight. Tomorrow there is an early low around 5am followed by a high around 11:20am, so an early surf on the incoming tide should give the reef enough water while the wind is still light.
Surf Forecast
Looking ahead there is nothing too major on the way, with around 2 foot from the southwest on Wednesday and the size holding steady right through to Sunday. The swell period gets longer from Thursday, which should give the sets a bit more push even if the size stays small. Winds look light from the southwest early most days, though Friday has light easterly winds early which may not suit the East Coast as well. By Sunday the swell swings more southerly. There should still be a few fun waves about, and early mornings will be the best bet before the local wind picks up. Check the swell forecast for the full picture.
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