Bali Surf Report and Surf Forecast

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.

Another beautiful morning in the world’s premier surfing holiday destination. With the dropping swell, our crew slipped down to the most exposed end of Uluwatu for some fun left reef break waves. The biggest of the set waves were up to head-high. The wind was blowing light offshore, and the waves were very clean. The waves broke with a nice blend of fast and slow sections, which is perfect for doing high-speed turns.

A powerful swell is on its way to Bali. Tomorrow morning will see overhead surf, building to well-overhead by sundown. See you out there!

Another incredible day of waves in Uluwatu! It may be early March but it may as well be June with the conditions we are having! The surfers enjoyed overhead set waves and offshore wind at Bali’s premier wave. The waves were breaking in beautiful long lines down the reef. The surfers worked on angling their takeoff’s, getting to their feet quickly, and moving down the line to stay ahead of the wave.

The wet season, which made a very wet arrival in November, seems to have run out of steam early, leaving us with incredible weather and waves.

The tropical system that drenched the island has moved on, leaving behind sunshine, offshore winds, and plenty of energy in the lineup. The surf was head-high, with occasional larger sets. Stiff offshore winds groomed the waves into clean, tapered left walls, offering plenty of speed for solid turns before closing out.

With great weather ahead, we’ll be chasing waves at our favourite breaks over the next few days. Stay tuned for more updates and fresh content from Bali’s best surf spots!

This morning, the crew paddled out to the beautiful peaks at Geger Left, with Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, and Mount Agung in the distance. The waves were in the shoulder-high range, with larger waves breaking at Geger Right. The wind was light offshore, and the waves were clean.
Everyone had a great time and enjoyed the relaxed session.

The key to getting good waves at Geger Left is to watch carefully for the waves that have a nice tapered wall to them. The peaks are shifty and many waves run quickly. With careful wave selection, you can get some really good rides.

Small wave fun at Padang Padang today! It’s another beautiful day in Bali, with waist-high waves, offshore winds, a calm sea, and plenty of sunshine. The crowds were minimal, with most surfers heading to other breaks around the island. Baby Padang’s left was delivering long, slow, and predictable rides—perfect for our developing surfers to build confidence and make steady progress.

Days like this are common during Bali’s wet season. With patience and a good eye on the conditions, you can score fun, uncrowded waves and enjoy the tranquility of Bali’s tropical surf scene.