Bali Surf Report and Surf Forecast

The Indian Ocean roared to life overnight with a mix of powerful swells delivering pumping waves. A bit of wind and rain this morning kept conditions shifting, but clean, heavy lefts rolled through nonetheless. After the rain cleared, the offshore wind picked up, and wave faces stayed clean throughout the session. Our advanced surfers scored some exhilarating rides, linking together strong backhand turns.

Uluwatu is the place to be when the swell hits. Known for handling size with ease, it’s a showcase of power and precision—best watched from a cliffside warung if you’re not paddling out yourself.

Expect excellent surfing conditions at Uluwatu almost every day between March and November.

Another excellent morning here in Bali. A solid swell delivered overhead waves across the island’s reefs and beaches, with light offshore tradewinds keeping conditions clean and well-organized. Uluwatu was in great form today, offering consistent sets and long, open faces—perfect for advanced surfers to lay into carves, race down the line, and tuck into a few barrels.

Expect continued excellent surf in the days ahead. The all-day offshores, reliable swells, and classic dry season weather Bali is known for have arrived. It’s the time of year we wait for. See you in the lineup.

You can expect excellent surfing conditions at Uluwatu almost ever day between March and November.

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.

A fun morning of waves at Uluwatu’s Race Track! Our intermediate surfers enjoyed long lines and steady waves, with sets reaching head-high and smaller waves in the waist to shoulder-high range. The swell continued to ease from yesterday, alongside a full, fast-moving tide that kept the lineup shifting. The wind changed directions throughout the morning but conditions stayed clean.

This time of year is great for beginner and intermediate surfers in Bali. The powerful dry season swells have not yet fully arrived, the tradewind remains offshore and light, and there are still a few fewer people 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.

Fun waves at Balangan this morning! The surf has dropped slightly in size and consistency from yesterday, offering waves mostly in the shoulder to head-high range, with occasional larger sets. The session started with perfectly light offshore winds, shifting later from the south as a local squall passed nearby. The rising tide helped slow down Balangan’s typically fast walls, providing surfers with fun rides and opportunities to improve.

Surfers concentrated on learning when to accelerate and when to ease up—a crucial skill for extending rides and maximizing each wave. Overall, it was a relaxed, enjoyable session, and everyone left the water smiling.

More quiet-season fun at Geger Left in Nusa Dua this morning! Light offshore winds kept the waves exceptionally clean, with swell coming through at head-high and occasional larger sets. Surfers enjoyed fast, peeling lefts with a few bonus rights to mix things up.

Surfing Geger Left is all about smart wave selection—you need to spot waves with a clear peak and a nicely tapered wall, or they’ll quickly outrun you. Choose wisely, and you’re rewarded with a smooth wall offering two or three solid turn sections.

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.