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Explore 8 surf regions across the island of the gods
The southern peninsula's west coast: Uluwatu, Padang Padang, Bingin and Balangan, all left-hand reef breaks over coral. Dry season, April to October, with SE trades offshore. Mostly advanced; Dreamland and Thomas have gentler days.
The west-facing coast north of Seminyak, with beach breaks and a few reefs such as Batu Bolong, Echo Beach and Old Man's. Works year-round, best in the dry season with morning offshores. Suits beginners through intermediates.
A long west-facing stretch of sandy beach breaks from Kuta to Seminyak, with peaks that shift with the sandbars. Best in the dry season, April to October, on morning offshores. Suits beginners and lessons.
The east-facing coast, with Keramas as the main right-hand reef break and several nearby reefs. Best in the dry season, May to September, when the wind is offshore in the morning. Suits intermediate to advanced surfers.
The west coast toward Java: Medewi is a long, slow left-hand point break over rocks, with other reefs nearby. Works mainly in the dry season, April to October. Suits beginners to intermediates and longboarders.
The southeast coast, where reef breaks sit well offshore behind the fringing reef and are reached by boat. Best in the wet season, November to March, when west winds are offshore. Suits intermediate to advanced surfers.
The southeast tip of the peninsula, where reef breaks such as Sri Lanka and Nusa Dua Point break over coral. Best in the wet season, November to March, with a bigger swell window than the west coast. Suits intermediate surfers.
A small island southeast of Bali, reached by boat, with the reef breaks Shipwrecks, Lacerations and Playground. Best in the dry season, April to October, on SE trades. Suits intermediate to advanced surfers.