Toro Toro Surf Report and Spot Info

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.

Today was a classic Toro-Toro day, offering waist-to-shoulder-high clean runners that kept the stoke alive. The well-shaped reef provided the perfect setup for surfers to enjoy long, smooth rides while dialling in their technique. The slow-moving waves were ideal for practising the fundamentals and gaining confidence in riding down the line with control.

Toro-Toro’s charm is undeniable—from the scenic boat ride to the lineup to surfing under the occasional buzz of airplanes overhead. The wave’s playful shape and surprising length make every session here one to remember. Ready to experience it for yourself? Join us on our next Toro-Toro surf adventure!

The crew had a wonderful time at Toro-Toro today! The swell has been gradually decreasing over the past few days, but there were still plenty of quality waves on offer. Most waves were shoulder-high, with some larger sets occasionally rolling through the lineup. Although the wind picked up from the south as the session went on, the wave faces stayed clean enough for enjoyable rides. The rights offered easy, mellow rides that often ran on for longer than you’d expect.

Toro-Toro is the surf camp’s favourite wave!  It is where intermediates can surf their perfect wave as it offers an easy take-off, breaks at a moderate pace, and can be very long.

We are back at the surf camp’s favourite wave- Toro-Toro! Plus, Bali received some much-needed rain this morning. Despite the mixed weather, the rain did not dampen the fun our surfers had. The waves were smaller in size than previous days, yet they were plenty clean and fun. The beginner-friendly rights broke nicely down the reef as planeloads of holidaymakers arrived in time for this evening’s festivities.

An easy day like today will help a developing surfer make significant progress. Once you make the takeoff, you have a long, clean line ahead of you. This is perfect for learning how to ride along the face of the wave. The wave grows after the takeoff, which, if you can get down the line in time, will set you up for an incredible ride.

Today was a Toro-Toro type of day. With a bump in the swell and a calm wind, we packed up the car and headed to the surf camp’s favourite wave. At Toro-Toro, the surfers found head-high long rides with a faster first session section followed by a nice long wall that moves along at an intermediate-friendly pace.

There is something special about this wave- whether it is the fun boat ride out to the lineup or surfing waves as airplanes come and go not far away. The wave itself does not disappoint either. You can expect lengthy rides that build in size shortly after takeoff, then run for a long while down the reef. The rides can run for much longer than you expect, thanks to the perfectly shaped reef.

Toro-Toro was great this morning! We arrived just after sunrise and got in the water with nobody else out there. Glassy conditions with shoulder-high sets coming in consistently. The sunny weather and the amazing waves made everyone happy.

Because of how the waves are breaking, it is the perfect spot to practice basic maneuvers like bottom and top turns. The A-frame provides right and left-handers where you can do plenty of turns. It is a surf break suitable for a wide range of surfing skills, from intermediate to advanced surfers, everyone can have a fun and progressive session here.

Finding a good and uncrowded right-hander on the west coast of Bali can be difficult sometimes. Knowing where to go with a certain tide level and swell direction can be a huge advantage to other surfers. Our local surf guides know the best times and surf spots for all tide and swell conditions.

This right-hander close to the airport was perfect today early in the morning. With the high tide, the waves stay open perfectly and you can get some of the longest rides in Bali. Long, clean walls and steep sections make this wave so fun to surf. With a bigger swell, barrels are not uncommon here, but today it was all about turns, generating speed, and having fun in the water. A dream for all regular footers in the land of the lefts.

Toro-Toro today was a blast! Fun-sized and perfectly shaped waves made this a very special morning. Everybody had a great time surfing out there and lots of improvement was made during this session. This is what a morning surf looks like at Padang-Padang Surf Camp!

Having a consistent wave to practice on will get you to the next level much quicker. This is one reason why Bali is the perfect place for beginner and intermediate surfers. One week of proper surf coaching and great waves will have a significant impact on your surfing and wave reading skills. Toro-Toro is only one of many great surf spots. Depending on the tides and surf conditions, we are choosing the best suitable spot for your surfing level.