With 5 main peaks worth trying, catch some big waves and an intense adrenaline rush as you surf at Bali’s famous surfing spot in Uluwatu.
Opening hours
| Monday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Tuesday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Thursday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Friday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Saturday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Sunday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
What to expect?
What to expect?
Surfing right beneath Bali’s most iconic temple, Pura Uluwatu Temple is something you do not want to miss if you are a surfing addict. This temple located at the edge of the cliff will be the witness of your great time paddling and riding the waves on your surfboard.
Uluwatu is undeniably the most legendary surfing spot in Bali, having the most consistent wave that offers five main surfing spots as well as other astonishing areas in its vicinity where beginners can also learn to surf. Here is where you get to meet the surfing community from Bali as well as surfers from other parts of the world.
Look for the five main surfing spots, namely The Racetrack, Peak, Outside Corner, Temples and Bombie. Located on the southwest of Bukit Peninsula in Uluwatu, each spot has different reef breaks that you can choose to surf based on your personal preference.
The Racetrack has slick and fast waves which are best at low tide whereas the Peak is known to have the most consistent waves that will do its magic at all times despite any tide level. Outside Corner is known to be avid surfers’ favourite here as it produces awesome waves and perfect peaks, attracting a huge crowd of surfers when it is time to do the action. The surfing point at Temples has lesser crowd and it requires more paddling here to reach the surfing area. If you are looking for monster waves, head to Bombie and experience it on your own.
Uluwatu is undeniably the most legendary surfing spot in Bali, having the most consistent wave that offers five main surfing spots as well as other astonishing areas in its vicinity where beginners can also learn to surf. Here is where you get to meet the surfing community from Bali as well as surfers from other parts of the world.
Look for the five main surfing spots, namely The Racetrack, Peak, Outside Corner, Temples and Bombie. Located on the southwest of Bukit Peninsula in Uluwatu, each spot has different reef breaks that you can choose to surf based on your personal preference.
The Racetrack has slick and fast waves which are best at low tide whereas the Peak is known to have the most consistent waves that will do its magic at all times despite any tide level. Outside Corner is known to be avid surfers’ favourite here as it produces awesome waves and perfect peaks, attracting a huge crowd of surfers when it is time to do the action. The surfing point at Temples has lesser crowd and it requires more paddling here to reach the surfing area. If you are looking for monster waves, head to Bombie and experience it on your own.
What to bring?
What to bring?
- Surfboard
- Wetsuit
- Surfing equipments
- Sunscreen
- Headgear/hat
- Shades
- Water and light snacks
- Waterproof bag
What are the facilities provided?
What are the facilities provided?
- Toilets
- Changing rooms
- Local cafes
- Surfboard and equipment rental
- Surfing school
Who should I travel with?
Who should I travel with?
Solo , Couple , Friends , Family , Group
Safety tips
Safety tips
- Due to sharp reefs, we suggest you to bring your own surf booties to avoid getting cuts on your feet. You can also rent it at shops there.
- If you are not a heavy swimmer, bring someone to accompany you surfing.
- If you are a beginner, choose your surfing spot appropriately or ask the local guides here to recommend one. Do not get too excited catching the big waves.
- Be mindful of other surfers and their boards as some areas here will attract huge crowd of surfers in one spot.
Insiders’ tips
Insiders’ tips
- There is no entrance fee to surf in Uluwatu area. It is free of charge if you bring your own surfboard. However, you can always rent one here for a few hours at an average price of IDR 150,000.
- For surfboard rental, it is fairly cheaper if you rent it from Bali central towns such as Kuta instead and bring them here. It can probably be yours for the whole day for around the same rate.
- Uluwatu surfing area can be entered from the parking lot itself. Pass the shops and cafes until you see steep stairs leading you to a somewhat hidden cave where your surfing adventure should begin.
- Any time of the day is a suitable time to surf in Uluwatu as there are plenty of surfing points offering different kinds of waves for you to try.
- After surfing, spend some time at their small cafes or locally known as “warung” by the beach area to relax, enjoy some food and drinks with a stunning view of the ocean.
- If you are staying for dinner in Uluwatu, check out the famous cliff bar in known as Single Fin to chill once you are done surfing. The cool ambience lets you enjoy some music while having good food and drinks too.
What to expect?
What to expect?
Surfing right beneath Bali’s most iconic temple, Pura Uluwatu Temple is something you do not want to miss if you are a surfing addict. This temple located at the edge of the cliff will be the witness of your great time paddling and riding the waves on your surfboard.
Uluwatu is undeniably the most legendary surfing spot in Bali, having the most consistent wave that offers five main surfing spots as well as other astonishing areas in its vicinity where beginners can also learn to surf. Here is where you get to meet the surfing community from Bali as well as surfers from other parts of the world.
Look for the five main surfing spots, namely The Racetrack, Peak, Outside Corner, Temples and Bombie. Located on the southwest of Bukit Peninsula in Uluwatu, each spot has different reef breaks that you can choose to surf based on your personal preference.
The Racetrack has slick and fast waves which are best at low tide whereas the Peak is known to have the most consistent waves that will do its magic at all times despite any tide level. Outside Corner is known to be avid surfers’ favourite here as it produces awesome waves and perfect peaks, attracting a huge crowd of surfers when it is time to do the action. The surfing point at Temples has lesser crowd and it requires more paddling here to reach the surfing area. If you are looking for monster waves, head to Bombie and experience it on your own.
Uluwatu is undeniably the most legendary surfing spot in Bali, having the most consistent wave that offers five main surfing spots as well as other astonishing areas in its vicinity where beginners can also learn to surf. Here is where you get to meet the surfing community from Bali as well as surfers from other parts of the world.
Look for the five main surfing spots, namely The Racetrack, Peak, Outside Corner, Temples and Bombie. Located on the southwest of Bukit Peninsula in Uluwatu, each spot has different reef breaks that you can choose to surf based on your personal preference.
The Racetrack has slick and fast waves which are best at low tide whereas the Peak is known to have the most consistent waves that will do its magic at all times despite any tide level. Outside Corner is known to be avid surfers’ favourite here as it produces awesome waves and perfect peaks, attracting a huge crowd of surfers when it is time to do the action. The surfing point at Temples has lesser crowd and it requires more paddling here to reach the surfing area. If you are looking for monster waves, head to Bombie and experience it on your own.
What to bring?
What to bring?
- Surfboard
- Wetsuit
- Surfing equipments
- Sunscreen
- Headgear/hat
- Shades
- Water and light snacks
- Waterproof bag
What are the facilities provided?
What are the facilities provided?
- Toilets
- Changing rooms
- Local cafes
- Surfboard and equipment rental
- Surfing school
Who should I travel with?
Who should I travel with?
Solo , Couple , Friends , Family , Group
Safety tips
Safety tips
- Due to sharp reefs, we suggest you to bring your own surf booties to avoid getting cuts on your feet. You can also rent it at shops there.
- If you are not a heavy swimmer, bring someone to accompany you surfing.
- If you are a beginner, choose your surfing spot appropriately or ask the local guides here to recommend one. Do not get too excited catching the big waves.
- Be mindful of other surfers and their boards as some areas here will attract huge crowd of surfers in one spot.
Insiders’ tips
Insiders’ tips
- There is no entrance fee to surf in Uluwatu area. It is free of charge if you bring your own surfboard. However, you can always rent one here for a few hours at an average price of IDR 150,000.
- For surfboard rental, it is fairly cheaper if you rent it from Bali central towns such as Kuta instead and bring them here. It can probably be yours for the whole day for around the same rate.
- Uluwatu surfing area can be entered from the parking lot itself. Pass the shops and cafes until you see steep stairs leading you to a somewhat hidden cave where your surfing adventure should begin.
- Any time of the day is a suitable time to surf in Uluwatu as there are plenty of surfing points offering different kinds of waves for you to try.
- After surfing, spend some time at their small cafes or locally known as “warung” by the beach area to relax, enjoy some food and drinks with a stunning view of the ocean.
- If you are staying for dinner in Uluwatu, check out the famous cliff bar in known as Single Fin to chill once you are done surfing. The cool ambience lets you enjoy some music while having good food and drinks too.
With 5 main peaks worth trying, catch some big waves and an intense adrenaline rush as you surf at Bali’s famous surfing spot in Uluwatu.
Opening hours
| Monday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Tuesday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Thursday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Friday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Saturday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
| Sunday | 07:00 am to 06:00 pm |
