Time to book your flights!

The West Coast has already started pumping!

This year's wet season seems to be coming to an early end. February and March have already seen lots of off-shore days on the famous west coast spots like Uluwatu, Kuta and Canggu, spreading out the crowds. There have also been glassy mornings on the East Coast, with Nusa Dua, Serangan and Keramas firing as usual. All your Bali surf break options are listed in Indo Surf & Lingo.

Water: Hot 25º C, 80º F. Air: Hot, humid, 25-32º C, 80-90ºF. All you need is board shorts, sunscreen - and Indo Surf & Lingo to guide the way!

NOW is the time to book your peak season flights. June, July and August can get booked out early, so don't miss out. All the best Bali hotels for surfers are listed in Indo Surf & Lingo. This is what peak season will soon deliver -

Bali Surf Report - Kuta, Legian photos  
 

Baliwaves - daily Uluwatu, Kuta reef photos

Coastalwatch Indo Journal 2009

Hot Indonesia Surfing Championship contest action

Free 2010 Bali Tide Charts - Click HERE

Surf & Weather Prediction until end of March 2010 - Smaller swells than peak season, with offshore winds on the east coast, and sometimes even on the west coast for a few hours: 3 to 5 foot average (head-high sets most days). Perfect 8 to 10 foot swells every couple of weeks. You can try the glassy sunrise session on either side of the island. East coast breaks like Nusa Dua, Turtle island and Keramas fire up all during the wet season.

Surf Seasons:  Bali is renowned for always having a 4 foot wave somewhere on the island. All year you can be guaranteed head high surf most days, with an 8 to 10 foot swell pumping through every week or two. Starting in April the famous lefts on the west coast enjoy offshore sunny perfection through till the end of October. This is considered the best time of year for guaranteed surf and sunshine. November and December see winds start to swing, with less consistent variable conditions until January when the monsoon winds and swells set in until the end of March. 

But no matter what time of year, the waves are always surfable, and it's always offshore on one side of the island or the other. The "worst month" in Bali can still be better than "the best month" back home. April, May and June see the least crowded quality surf, July and August are peak crowd and swell season, while September still pumps. November and December are usually the least active months, and then in can pump again January to March. But no matter what time of year, there can often be glassy early mornings on both sides of the island, offering uncrowded waves to the early risers among us. There really isn't an "off season" because Bali is always going off!

Order the new 2010 edition now to receive our exclusive Indo Surf Discount Vouchers - You can save $500 or more! Many times more than the book costs.

 

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