MORNING SURF UP-DATE **** Howdy crew and welcome back to the baliwaves.com and it’s time for the run down on whats happening out there today. I went down for the surf recon of the Outer Reefs of Tuban at 7.00am (I had to wait for the rain to settle down a bit first). And like I mentioned a couple a days ago wave height has started to pick up a touch. The tide was still on the way down, but not too far off the bottom of the Low water line. Wind direction was coming outta the SSE @ 5-9knot and pretty much straight off-shore on the Outer Reefs. Kuta Reef was still in need of more water over the reef and wave height was showing in the 1-2ft range , but with no one out there at this stage . Middle Reef had some nice looking 2-3 footers (up to head high on the bigger set waves) and there were 2-4 surfers out there enjoying it. Further down at Airport Left wave height was similar to Kuta Reef and also needing more water over the reef. But there will be a few little ones out there around mid morning. Further down South I’d have to guess that there’d be a few waves happening at Balangan in the 2-3ft range and maybe even a wave or two on Bingin but a touch smaller again. Uluwatu would have to be the best bet for a wave today and you’d more than likely find wave height in the head to head high plus class, If the weather clears up enough to ride my motor bike down there I will get ya’s some photos but the sky is still looking pretty dismal. Right now at 8.45am it’s still drizzling rain and much cooler than normal on Celsius scene, around 24 degree’s worth. In the mean time I’ve loaded ya’s up some photos from out and about the streets of Bali . The boys from the Kandui Surf Resort up in the Mentawai islands of Sumatra have also brought us up to date on what’s been happening in their part of Indonesia’s surfing world so check out their Surf Report Page for a bit of a read. Ok then that’s all folks but don’t go straying to far away cause we’ll be keeping ya’s in touch with whats happening on your favorite little tropical island called Bali.
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