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Masceti is a gentle break near the sacred Pura Masceti temple, one of Bali's nine directional temples (kayangan jagat) guarding the island from evil spirits.
A mellow beach-reef break with both left and right options. The sandy bottom with coral patches creates gentle waves accessible to beginners and intermediates. Less powerful than the surrounding east coast breaks.
Wet season (October-March) with moderate swells. Works on most tides. W-NW offshore winds.
Beach access near Pura Masceti temple. Be respectful of ceremony days when access may be restricted.
Masceti, Keramas & East Coast, Bali, Indonesia
Beach access near Pura Masceti temple. Access may be restricted on ceremony days.
Open in Google Maps| Wave type | Beach Break |
| Direction | BOTH |
| Bottom | mixed |
| Wave height | 2-6ft (optimal 4ft) |
| Best swell | S, SW |
| Offshore wind | W, NW |
| Best tide | all |
| Best season | November, December, January, February, March |
| Consistency | medium |
| Crowd level | low |
Masceti is a intermediate-level beach break in keramas, offering left & right waves.
Left and right-hand beach break over mixed bottom.
2-6ft
beach break
left & right
mixed
Best months: November to March. Offshore winds: W, NW. Best tide: all.
W, NW
all
Access via beach to the lineup.
Data quality: Partially verified. Conditions data partly verified against local sources.
Sources: surf-forecast.com, WannaSurf, Bali surf research 2026-02
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