Planning a surf trip to Bali or just trying to work out where to paddle out tomorrow?
We’ve put together the Baliwaves Surf Guide covering 22 of Bali’s best known waves, from Medewi on the west coast around to Keramas and the east coast.
It’s free. Just pop your email in below and we’ll send you a copy.
By downloading the Bali Surf Guide, you’ll also receive the Baliwaves surf reports by email. You can unsubscribe anytime.
Know before you go
There’s a lot more to surfing Bali than just turning up at a famous name on the map.
Swell direction, wind, tide and time of year can make all the difference between scoring good waves and wondering what happened.
For every break in the guide we’ve included the things worth knowing before you paddle out. What swell suits it, the best tide, wind direction, the time of year it normally works best, what sort of bottom you’re dealing with and the level of surfer it’s suited to.
Plus a few local pointers and things to watch out for. It’s not going to guarantee you an empty line up and perfect waves, nothing will, but it should give you a pretty good idea of where to start looking.
First trip or fiftieth
If it’s your first trip to Bali, the guide should help take some of the guesswork out of where and when to surf. If you’ve been coming here for years, hopefully there’s still something useful in there for you.
That’s really what Baliwaves has always been about. Helping surfers get a better idea of what’s happening around Bali and pointing you in the right direction.
Got a surf business in Bali?
If you run accommodation, a surf camp, board hire, shaping business or another business that surfers visiting Bali genuinely need, there are a limited number of listings and advertising positions available in the guide. Shoot us a note
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