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Where do people surf in Bali?
A couple of the most popular areas for surfing Bali are Canggu and the Uluwatu area on the Bukit Peninsula. That said, there’s great surf to be found in many other parts of the island like the East side (Keramas/Sanur area), Balian, Medewi, and the nearby island of Nusa Lembongan.
Is it safe to swim in the ocean in Bali?
Hundreds of thousands of tourists hit Bali specifically to swim, bodyboard or surf along these shores. Yet despite the huge demand for this destination, tourists still don’t enjoy 100% safety there: visitors are vulnerable to sunburn, treacherous undercurrents, and even the minuscule (but very real) risk of tsunamis.
Are surfboards cheap in Bali?
Buying a surfboard. There are a lot of surf shops in Bali, where you can find a board with a shape and colour of your choice. Price for a new shortboard starts from $400 USD, it all depends on the brand. A favoured board can cost you just about $200 USD (it’s a reasonable price for a normal one).
Are there any good surf spots in Bali?
Warm sunny weather, good value for accommodation, not to mention cheap food and drinks, Bali is every surfer’s definition of paradise. With over 60 different breaks to choose from, all varying in difficulty level, Bali has some of the best surf spots that is available all year round.
What kind of waves do you get in Bali?
Surfing in Bali is most commonly known for its perfect barreling left-hand reef breaks, however, there is also a vast range of world-class right-hand reef breaks. The long list of famous surf spots means no shortage of waves for experienced surfers.
What makes Bali a great place to visit?
Bali is known for its jungled volcanic mountains, iconic rice paddies, beaches, coral reefs, surf and Hindu culture. Now a Mecca for tourism and travelling surfers the Hindu culture has not been lost and still remains prevalent throughout the island of the gods today.
Which is the longest left hand wave in Bali?
Medewi – Possibly the longest left hand wave in Bali! Medewi is about a 1.5-2 hour drive from Denpasar which is why you won’t find it as crowded as the rest of the spots in Bali. It has a beautiful rocky beach is known for its long left hander waves. We went there on a day trip and enjoyed our time.