Bali Surf Guiding Reports

Today is the day for our advance group to enjoy Uluwatu! Conditions are perfect today! At 6:45 am we already paddling out, it’s a sunny day with light offshore wind; Swell is consistent today, the waves are clean, head high to over head size on the sets. Perfect for improving. The set is coming and Andy is been dreaming of surfing Uluwatu! He paddled the waves of the day! When he finished the waves, his face was totally happy and satisfied; we can feel the vibes! Waves after waves is the time to go back to the surfcamp for photos analysis, and enjoy the healthy breakfast.

This morning we planned to surf Toro Toro, but the swell size had dropped considerably overnight. We therefore decided to motor past the airport runway to Airport Lefts which was overhead on the sets.

The offshore trade winds kicked in early this morning, but did not affect the wave quality. Perfect conditions for intermediate surfers as deep water and soft breaking. Some very long rides, and Andy got one of the best waves of his life. Perfect way to start the day.

Perfect conditions this morning at Bali’s most fun waves. No wind and overhead waves is the perfect way to start the day. Very little movement in the tide so fun waves all morning.

Swell was much smaller than expected this morning so we didn’t get to surf Toro Toro. We motored over to Airport Lefts and it was surprisingly empty. A few guys out at Middle reef which looked temptingly good, but we chose the spot with no surfers. Was great fun and a perfect start to the day.

Perfect conditions for a dawny at Bali’s most fun wave. Japanese are now allowed to travel so we are fortunate that just a handful of other surfers. 6 people at most in water same time. No wind, head high waves and as good as it gets.

We were the first ones in the water this morning at Uluwatu and the conditions  were flawless. Nothing more magical than watching the sun rise from the line up. Very quiet for the first hour and then the crowds slowly built. A few of the local pros came out and demonstrated how to make the most of the perfect surfing conditions.

From the empty lineup at Uluwatu this morning, our intermediate group were treated to the spectacular sight of the sun rising behind the cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula. The waves were almost as good, mostly in the head high range with a couple of bigger sets. An early bump on the waves soon disappeared and they were treated to over an hour of glassy and almost empty Uluwatu with an offshore breeze.

It’s not often you get a solo session at any break in Bali, but that was the case today for the intermediate group after they drove to Greenball for an early morning surf.  The waves were about shoulder high with bigger head high plus sets coming at regular intervals. There was a light onshore wind but it didn’t deter anyone as they were able to pick and choose the best waves of the day as they rolled through – before heading back to the camp for breakfast and a second session at Uluwatu.