Toro Toro Surf Report and Spot Info

It was the turn of our intermediate group for a boat ride today with their first session of morning lessons and surf guiding scheduled at surf camp favourite Toro Toro.

Waves were super clean and breaking in the waist to shoulder-high range as they peeled right into the channel.

Elsewhere at the surf camp our advanced guiding group surfed at Temple again, while our beginner and other intermediate groups surfed at Dreamland.

Among all the guests who stay at Padang Padang Surf Camp, Toro Toro must be the wave most commonly found at the top of their ‘favourite surf spots’ lists and today it was our intermediate surfers who got to experience it for themselves.

Our intermediates headed out on the boat from Jimbaran alongside the airport runway for their surf lessons and guiding where the waves were breaking in the chest to head-high range on sets.

Everybody had a great session and loads of fun in the glassy morning conditions as the sun rose over Bali.

It was an early start for our beginner and intermediate group this morning as they headed for Jimbaran bay at first light to catch the boat out to the reef at Toro Toro for their group and private surfing lessons.

A common favourite among our intermediate surfers, Toro Toro was breaking perfectly this morning for our students with waves of an impressive size — up to to head high — yet still friendly and accessible enough for even relatively new surfers to enjoy.

Elsewhere at camp this morning our advanced group were taking advantage of in-water surf photography services with a private lesson at Greenbowl and our beginners were surfing at our local break of Padang Padang.

This morning our intermediate surfers were up at dawn and out on the boat to Toro Toro for their first session of surf lessons and guiding.

As you can see from the gallery, it was the girls who were on fire this morning, catching all of the best waves of the session!

Wave height had increased overnight as the new swell filled in and our expert guides and instructors once again made the perfect pick to score the ideal combination of fun, glassy, and uncrowded waves.

This morning our intermediate group took the boat out from Jimbaran bay to surf at Toro Toro — one of Bali’s famous airport reefs.

Split between the main peak and the inside, there were plenty of waves to go around and everyone had a great time as they worked on progressing from surfing the whitewater to the waves’ faces.

After stopping back at the surf camp for breakfast, the intermediate group surfed at Dreamland to continue working on the great progress they’ve made so far.

Our advanced surf guiding and intermediate surf lessons groups headed back to Toro Toro this morning where they located themselves by ability level. The advanced group surfed the main wave on the outside and the intermediates enjoyed the friendlier waves on the inside.

Light onshore winds resulted in a small amount of chop in the water but conditions were still very clean and everyone had a great session. Our surfers refuelled at camp for breakfast before heading back out for their second sessions of the day to Dreamland and Padang Padang.

After lunch today, our guests will be treated to a free workshop on freediving and breath-hold training by Shane Tierney, a Master Freedive and Survival Apnea Instructor.

This morning our intermediate and advanced groups jumped in the boat at Jimbaran bay and headed out the short distance to Toro Toro.

The waves were coming through at a nice size but not as consistently as we would have liked, so our expert surf guides made the call for the advanced group to move over to the higher-performance waves of Airport Lefts — ensuring all our guests had the opportunity to surf the waves best-suited to their abilities.

Everybody had a great session with some particularly long rides and a great time was had by all.

Today both of our advanced and intermediate groups headed to Toro Toro to enjoy another great surf session there. Our intermediate learners had an opportunity while having surf lessons to observe our more experienced surfers and learn from them as well. Conditions are nice today, with light offshore wind. Swell size is a bit smaller than yesterday, so waves are shoulder high to head high.