Bali Surf Lesson Reports

Toro-Toro delivered another enjoyable session today. The swell has picked up, but the reef offers protection that kept the waves manageable and fun. Despite stronger winds, the conditions stayed consistent, providing plenty of opportunities for everyone to catch waves and work on technique.

Long, mellow rides down the reef made it a productive morning for building confidence and improving skills. Toro-Toro remains a reliable option for beginner and intermediate surfers, showing why Bali offers such a range of spots to match the day’s conditions and give surfers the chance to progress.

The surfers headed out early to Toro-Toro, where shoulder-to-head-high waves greeted them at sunrise. On the right, steeper takeoffs led into long, mellow walls that ran farther than expected. As the tide filled in, some surfers shifted to Airport Right, where the new swell began to pulse and waves broke with more speed and power over the reef. Conditions stayed clean throughout the session.

Surfing the airport reefs is always a unique experience—from the boat ride to the lineup to planes taking off and landing nearby. The waves build quickly and run long down the reef’s angled contour.

Fun conditions this morning at Padang Padang- Bali’s most beginner-friendly wave. The biggest sets were hitting head-high, with plenty of smaller waves rolling through in between. The waves were very clean, with a light offshore wind maintaining the good conditions. We have a fast-moving tide today, which is helpful for our developing surfers to witness how a lineup changes with the tide.

Padang Padang is the ideal place to build solid fundamentals, including proper paddling, consistent pop-ups, and a functional stance that sets the foundation for future improvement. See you in the lineup.

What a morning here in Bali! There’s nowhere else we’d rather be. Our progressing surfers had a great session at Padang Padang, with neatly organized shoulder-high waves, light offshore wind, and a glassy sea state. The conditions were ideal for practicing controlled pop-ups and learning to ride across the face of the wave with confidence.

Padang Padang continues to deliver the kind of conditions that help surfers lock in the fundamentals—especially the functional stance. With its mellow, consistent waves and easy access through the channel, it’s the perfect place to build skills and have fun doing it.

Smaller surf on Bali’s shorelines today but the conditions are beautiful! Our beginner surfers enjoyed waist-high waves, offshore wind, and a relaxed vibe. The crowds were light, with most surfers spread across the island thanks to the “clean everywhere” conditions. Padang Padang’s lefts and rights were delivering long, slow, and predictable rides—perfect for our developing surfers to build confidence and make steady progress.

We are enjoying an incredible March. It’s still the wet season, but you wouldn’t know it if you were here. Get over here soon so you too can enjoy the fun waves, great weather, and clean conditions.

Small wave fun at Padang Padang today! It’s another beautiful day in Bali, with waist-high waves, offshore winds, a calm sea, and plenty of sunshine. The crowds were minimal, with most surfers heading to other breaks around the island. Baby Padang’s left was delivering long, slow, and predictable rides—perfect for our developing surfers to build confidence and make steady progress.

Days like this are common during Bali’s wet season. With patience and a good eye on the conditions, you can score fun, uncrowded waves and enjoy the tranquility of Bali’s tropical surf scene.

Our intermediate surfers paddled out to Geger Left this morning, where they found shoulder-high waves and fun conditions. The wind was light offshore, with a bit of texture left in the lineup from some early morning weather. The surfers picked off some fun left peaks, which were breaking at an easy pace with nicely formed tapered walls. Everyone had a great time and enjoyed surfing a new break.

The three peaks that makeup Geger Left are a great choice when the wind and rain come from the west. The is a very consistent wave in the wet season, and the wind blows offshore nearly every morning.

Very fun surfing and beautiful conditions this morning at Sri Lanka! With just a bit too much wind from the west for surfing in the Uluwatu area and plenty of swell, we packed up the car and set off for Nusa Dua’s best wave. Sri Lanka delivered clean, long, head-high waves with a gentle offshore breeze. The rides were a blast, the lineup was mellow, and the stoke was high all around.

Sri Lanka is one of the best rights in Bali. On its day, it lines up for lengthy, below-sea-level rides offering plenty of tube time. On days like today, it’s much more user-friendly yet still runs for ages down the reef.