Bali Surf Lesson Reports

When there’s not quite enough swell for surf camp favourite Toro Toro, the next wave up the reef — Airport Rights — is usually the next stop and that’s exactly where the surf lessons and guiding took place this morning for our intermediate groups.

Not quite as clean as it was yesterday, waves were breaking in the chest to head-high range and the lack of crowds ensured that everybody caught loads of waves.

After breakfast our beginners and intermediates surfed at Dreamland and our advanced guiding group — who surfed the dawn session at Uluwatu — surfed at Greenbowl

Among all the guests who stay at Padang Padang Surf Camp, Toro Toro must be the wave most commonly found at the top of their ‘favourite surf spots’ lists and today it was our intermediate surfers who got to experience it for themselves.

Our intermediates headed out on the boat from Jimbaran alongside the airport runway for their surf lessons and guiding where the waves were breaking in the chest to head-high range on sets.

Everybody had a great session and loads of fun in the glassy morning conditions as the sun rose over Bali.

This morning our beginners group continued to improve their skills and have fun while having surf lessons at Padang Padang beach. Conditions are nice today, fresh offshore wind in the early morning and waves are waist high to chest high or shoulder high on some sets. With detailed guidelines and assistance provided by our surf instructors together with passion of our learners about surfing, their skills improvement will not keep itself waiting. That is why our surf lessons is the most practical and effective way to learn surfing.

Our intermediate and advanced groups were back at Dreamland at low tide for their first session this morning.

Swell was slightly smaller than yesterday but still providing waves in the chest to overhead range which provided a challenge for some but were fun and rewarding for all.

After breakfast our advanced group surfed at Uluwatu and the intermediates joined the beginners at Padang Padang for their second sessions of the day.

With a very low tide to start the day and an increase in swell size overnight, Dreamland was always going to be the spot of choice for the first session of the day for our intermediate and advanced group of surfers.

With almost no wind, the conditions were beautifully glassy and waves were breaking between shoulder and slightly overhead for the group lessons and surf guiding.

After a breakfast refuel back at camp the second session of the day took place at Uluwatu for our advanced surfers and at our local break of Padang Padang for our beginners and intermediates.

This morning our beginners group continued to improve their skills and have fun while having surf lessons at Padang Padang beach. Conditions are nice today, fresh offshore wind in the early morning and waves are waist high to chest high or shoulder high on some sets. With detailed guidelines and assistance provided by our surf instructors together with passion of our learners about surfing, their skills improvement will not keep itself waiting. That is why our surf lessons is the most practical and effective way to learn surfing.

Our intermediates started their day this morning with group and private lessons at Dreamland beach, just a few km down the road from the surf camp.

On a low tide, the A-frame at the north end of Dreamland beach breaks over the rocky shelf and creates waves that give you the option of surfing both left and right — perfect for keeping both the regular and goofy-footers happy.

Waves were glassy and coming through in the shoulder to head-high range and, with only a couple of other surfers in the water, our guests just about had the place to themselves.

Slightly tricky conditions met our beginner and intermediate surfers this morning at our local beach of Padang Padang for their group and private lessons. Waves were breaking slightly faster than usual and there was a little current to contend with, but with the help of their expert instructors, it didn’t phase anybody and they all had a great session.

Our beginners were surfing the smaller, knee to waist-high waves next to the channel on the inside and the intermediates were taking on the larger — up to head-high — waves farther out to sea.

Elsewhere at the surf camp, our other groups headed out on the boat at Toro Toro this morning before everybody returned to the camp for lunch.