Ability Level: Intermediate

We were back at Uluwatu this morning for the first session of the day where conditions were glassy and the waves breaking everywhere from waist to shoulder high.

This morning’s clean and uncrowded waves were the kind of combination to make any surfer happy.

We’re expecting a little extra swell size to build through the day so we await with anticipation what’s in store for tomorrow

With the swell having faded completely, we headed to Greenbowl this morning — one of the best-known local swell magnets — to make the most of what waveswas left

Taking a break from the abundant left-handers in the area, the surfers were enjoying the conditions which were a little bumpy but clean and uncrowded, as waves were breaking along into the channel in the waist to shoulder-high range.

Conditions will remain small tomorrow although a small increase in wave height should open up some more options in terms of where to surf.

With a fading swell it was the turn of the intermediate surfers to enjoy Uluwatu this morning for the glassy dawn session

Waves were much more accessible than in previous days with less size and power as they were peeling along the Uluwatu reef in the knee to shoulder-high range

Tomorrow’s swell is expected to be a similar size again or smaller before a bump in wave height is expected to start the new week

The intermediate surfers ventured to Balangan this morning — one of the most picturesque, palm-fringed beaches on the Bukit Peninsular

The swell hitting Bali was a little smaller than yesterday so waves were breaking down the Balangan point between knee and head-high as all ages of surfer were out enjoying the waves.

For today’s second session, the intermediate group will head to Dreamland for the low-tide sunset session.

The sun was shining and the wind was light for another morning of perfect surf down the road at Bingin today.

Conditions were glassy and just about perfect although a little extra swell and some slightly larger waves would have served up some more of Bingin’s famous barrels

It was a rainy start to the day with not enough water on the Uluwatu reef for a dawn surf, so everybody had to wait patiently while the tide filled in

The new swell was definitely showing with waves significantly larger than yesterday and set waves breaking a foot or two overhead

Although the conditions were a bit bumpy — caused by the light variable winds — the fact that the lineup was almost empty made up for it as there were loads of waves up for grabs

We expect wave size to increase in to the middle of next week as this new swell builds so there will be waves all across the Bukit for every ability level

After an early surf check at Greenbowl this morning where the wind was causing the conditions to be a little too bumpy, we returned to Uluwatu where there were two things you don’t see there every day: learners and longboarders.

With it being the final day of this swell, Uluwatu was about as small as it gets with waves breaking between knee and waist high

Conditions were clean with light and variable winds and, although there were reasonably long waits between the sets, the line up was nice and quiet

We’re expecting the new swell to arrive overnight so we await with anticipation tomorrow’s increase in wave height

We’re delighted that certain visas are now being issued by the Indonesian government which must be applied for in advance. We’ll be ramping up operations for our soft re-opening on 1st November, so get in contact now for more information on how you can join us for an exclusive surfing experience

Our intermediate surfing group returned to Uluwatu this morning for the day’s first surf where wave height was smaller than the previous day.

It was the perfect morning for building confidence in what can be an intimidating surf spot as waves were breaking without as much power as normal, between waist and shoulder high.

We’re expecting the swell height to fade further in to tomorrow so it might even be possible for the beginners to give world-famous Uluwatu a try for themselves.

We’re delighted that certain visas are now being issued by the Indonesian government which must be applied for in advance. We’ll be ramping up operations for our soft re-opening on 1st November, so get in contact now for more information on how you can join us for an exclusive surfing experience