Advanced Surfing in Bali

Uluwatu today the weather is a little cloudy and it’s raining,the waves are smaller than yesterday. More suitable for intermediate-advanced surfers than yesterday, which was quite challenging. The wind was medium strength, but blowing straight offshore so clean, quality waves on all sections of Uluwatu from Temples down to the Racetrack. Not very powerful waves today, which is great conditions for intermediates to improve their surfing technique.

Today’s Uluwatu waves are smaller, very suitable for beginner and intermediate-level surfers than yesterday, which is quite challenging. The wind is moderate in strength, but blows straight off the coast so clean, quality waves in all parts of Uluwatu from the Temple to the Race Arena. The waves weren’t very strong today, which was a great condition for intermediates to improve their surfing technique.

When conditions are right, Uluwatu is one of the best world class waves in the area. Today the spot provided perfect conditions for intermediate looking to improve. Its a great improvement spot for learning carving, pop up quickly and pumping. The waves there are longer and clean. The wind in this season is offshore everyday, so we can enjoy surfing all day.

Uluwatu today the swell is smaller, and more suitable for intermediate-advanced surfers than yesterday, which was quite challenging. The wind was medium strength, but blowing straight offshore so clean, quality waves on all sections of Uluwatu from Temples down to the Racetrack. Not very powerful waves today, which is great conditions for intermediates to improve their surfing technique.

Today the swell is smaller, and more suitable for intermediate-advanced surfers than yesterday, which was quite challenging. The wind was medium strength, but blowing straight offshore so clean, quality waves on all sections of Uluwatu from Temples down to the Racetrack. The swell is forecast to me much bigger tomorrow, so we will do a dawnie and hopefully pick the spot which is the right size.

The swell was a touch smaller today, and bingin was not quite big enough, so we headed to Uluwatu. The racetrack was perfect this morning until about 9am when the trade winds kicked in, and give some chop on the face. The peak was more sheltered from the wind, and as the tide got higher, the peak delivered some great waves. Unusually there were quite a few right handers from the peak, but as always, the left is a better quality wave. As we move into July and August, we can expect some more windy days, but it is always offshore and surfable, all day and every day.

Epic session this morning at bingin, every wave was a perfect barrel. Only 3 guys out when we arrived, and conditions were perfect for the first 1.5 hours. Bingin is rightly known as the easiest place to get barrelled, as the wave never closes out, and breaks at a regular speed which is not too fast. Usually there is a hungry crowd pushing deep, but today everyone was happy to take turns. If you are not competing for the wave, then you can take off in right spot, pull in, barrel, repeat.

Uluwatu today the waves are starting to get a little bigger than yesterday.The tide was a bit high for the racetrack to work good, so most of the action was on the peak and in the section between the peak and racetrack. Very light offshore winds and some long rides to be had. Not very powerful waves today, which is great conditions for intermediates to improve their surfing technique.