Southwestern corner of the Bukit peninsula.

The fact that this is one of Bali’s most popular waves says enough about its quality. Quite consistent, it presents surfers with unique conditions between 3 and 12 feet. A left hander reef break which works in all tides, this is one of Southwest Bali’s greatest treasures, the only downside being the amount of time you might have to wait for your turn in the lineup.

On the famous Bukit peninsula.

One of Bali’s crown jewels, a world class left hander which is also known as the Balinese Pipeline, this consistent peak works six months out of the year and might just get you the wave of a lifetime. The waves can get as big as 12 feet, with deep barrels and, on a good day, 300 meter long rides. Often very crowded, but that is the least of your concerns if a shark decides to stop by.

Southeast coast of Bali, in Gianyar.

Mostly right handers at this reef break, considered a high performance spot where more experienced surfers will naturally feel more at ease, but where intermediate surfers can also have some fun. Several sections, including powerful barrels. This is a world class wave which regularly hosts international competitions. On regular days the main issues are the sea urchins and the crowd.

Also known as New Kuta Beach, located on the Southeast of Bukit peninsula.

This beach break is accessible to all surfers, regardless of experience level, and works under most practically every condition and tide level. Not surprising, then, that the crowds tend to be rather large. Despite being one of the few spots recommended for less experienced surfers, it can still throw out heavy and hollow waves of up to 12 feet when hit by large swell during low tide. Look out for the treacherous beach break.

Another gift from our friends in the Bukit Peninsula, located between Bingin and Padang Padang.

The name says it all. This is a left hander point break which provides a feast of barrels, but is only accessible to the most fearless surfers. Fast and hollow, this is one of the best quality waves in the region. When the swell gets big and the wind blows offshore the spot can connect to Bingin, making for an even longer ride, up to 300 meters long. Watch out for locals