Surf’s up, 69SLAM squad! Ready to catch some epic waves in the ultimate surfer’s paradise? Grab your board, slip into your favorite 69SLAM gear, and let’s dive into Bali’s best surf spots. Whether you’re a total newbie or a seasoned pro, we’ve got the lowdown on where to find the perfect break for your style.
Uluwatu: The Crown Jewel of Bali Surfing
Alright, let’s kick things off with the big kahuna – Uluwatu!
This legendary spot is where the magic happens, folks.
Picture this: crystal-clear waters, warm temps, and a vibrant surf community that’ll make you feel right at home. Uluwatu’s got five different swells to choose from, including The Racetrack, The Peak, and Temples.
Just remember, this spot’s for the brave and the bold – we’re talking intermediate to expert surfers only!
Best for: Thrill-seekers and seasoned surfers
When to go: Dry season (April to October)
Wave type: Left-hand break, ranging from 5 to 15 feet, a solid barrel.
Padang Padang: Bali’s Very Own Pipeline
Next up, we’ve got Padang Padang – the Balinese Pipeline that’ll make your heart race faster than a 69SLAM print on a surfboard. This spot is home to the yearly Rip Curl Cup, so you know it’s legit. Expect long tube rides and sharp reef bottoms that’ll keep you on your toes (or should we say, on your board?).
Best for: Advanced surfers and tube-riding enthusiasts
When to go: Dry season (April to October)
Wave type: Left-hand breaks, 5-12 feet
Canggu: Chill Vibes and Consistent Waves
Looking for a more laid-back scene? Canggu’s got your back, bro!
This trendy spot is perfect for all levels, from total groms to seasoned pros. With a mix of beach breaks and reef breaks, you’ll find plenty of waves to suit your style. Plus, the hipster cafes and cool beach bars make it the perfect spot to show off your 69SLAM threads after a day on the water.
Best for: All levels, especially beginners and intermediates
When to go: Year-round, but best from April to October
Wave type: Mostly right-hand breaks, 2-6 feet, softer weaker waves
Keramas: Night Surfing, Anyone?
Get ready for a mind-blowing experience at Keramas!
This spot is becoming a hot favorite, and for good reason. We’re talking fast and hollow right-handers that’ll give you the ride of your life.
But here’s the kicker – you can even catch some waves under the stars with night surfing at Komune Resort and Beach Club. How’s that for a 69SLAM-worthy adventure?
Best for: Intermediate to advanced surfers
When to go: Wet season (November to March)
Wave type: Right-hand break, averaging 5 feet, barrel type wave, with a closing section at the end to send your airs!
Medewi: Bali’s Longest Left-Hand Wave
Surf junkies, listen up! Medewi is rumored to have the longest left-hand wave in Bali. If you’re all about those endless rides, this is your spot.
It’s a bit off the beaten path, which means fewer crowds and more waves for you. Just don’t forget to pack your favorite 69SLAM boardshorts – you’ll be spending a lot of time in the water!
Best for: Intermediate to advanced surfers who love long rides. Soft pushing waves, great for longboards.
When to go: Dry season (April to October)
Wave type: Long softish left-hand breaks
Green Bowl: The Hidden Gem
Ready for a secret spot that’ll make you feel like a true surf explorer? Green Bowl is your answer. This not-so-secret-anymore spot got its name from its bowl-shaped ocean floor, visible at low tide.
The secluded beach and stunning views make it a perfect backdrop for your next 69SLAM Instagram post. Just be prepared for a workout – there are hundreds of steps to get down to the beach!
Best for: Advanced surfers (when big), all levels at low tide
When to go: Wet season (November to March)
Wave type: Powerful right-hand breaks
Balangan Beach: Long Rides and Stunning Scenery
Balangan Beach is a 69SLAM dream come true – long left-hand waves and jaw-dropping cliffside views. This spot is perfect for intermediate surfers looking to up their game. The consistent waves and relatively uncrowded lineup make it an ideal place to practice your moves and show off your style.
Best for: Intermediate surfers
When to go: Dry season (April to October)
Wave type: Left-hand breaks, 3-8 feet
Nusa Dua: Bali’s Most Consistent Right Reef Break
Calling all right-hand wave lovers! Nusa Dua is considered the most consistent right reef break in Bali[3]. You’ll need to hop on a boat to reach the break, but trust us, it’s worth it. With three separate take-off zones and waves that rarely dip below 4 feet, you’re in for a wild ride.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced surfers
When to go: Wet season (November to March)
Wave type: Right-hand breaks, 4-6 feet
Bingin: Barrels and Beach Vibes
Bingin is the perfect spot to score some serious barrel time while soaking up those laid-back Bali vibes. This left-hand reef break offers fast and hollow waves that’ll give you an adrenaline rush like no other.
After your session, kick back on the beautiful white sand beach and watch the sunset in your comfiest 69SLAM gear.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced surfers
When to go: Dry season (April to October)
Wave type: Left-hand breaks, 3-8 feet
Impossibles: Living Up to Its Name
Last but definitely not least, we’ve got Impossibles – a spot that’ll challenge even the most skilled surfers. True to its name, this wave can be tricky to catch, but when you do, you’re in for the ride of your life. Long, fast barrels await those brave enough to take on this legendary break.
Best for: Advanced to expert surfers
When to go: Dry season (April to October)
Wave type: Left-hand breaks, 4-10 feet
There you have it, 69SLAM crew – Bali’s top 10 surf spots that’ll get your heart racing and your stoke levels through the roof! From mellow beach breaks to gnarly reef breaks, the Island of the Gods has something for every surfer.
So grab your board, pack your favorite 69SLAM gear, and get ready for the surf adventure of a lifetime. See you in the lineup, dudes and dudettes!
