Day 1 — Land + first session in Canggu
Morning: Airport pickup, surf-camp check-in.
Afternoon: Dawn-patrol planning, board rental, easy session at Old Man's.
Evening: Welcome BBQ at the surf camp.
Bali is the world's most consistent surf destination — warm water year-round, 30+ named breaks, and waves for every skill level from foamie beginners to barrel-chasing pros. Our free AI surf planner matches your level to the right breaks, the right swell season, and the best surf camps in Canggu and Uluwatu. You'll get a day-by-day plan with morning surf, surf-school options, where to stay near your home break, and weekend trips to less-crowded waves like Medewi and Keramas.
Three days in Canggu surfing softer beach breaks, four days on the Bukit chasing the Uluwatu reefs.
Morning: Airport pickup, surf-camp check-in.
Afternoon: Dawn-patrol planning, board rental, easy session at Old Man's.
Evening: Welcome BBQ at the surf camp.
Morning: Dawnie at Echo Beach (higher tide for less reef).
Afternoon: Video-review coaching session at the camp.
Evening: Sunset beers at La Brisa.
Morning: Berawa Beach session — peaky beach break.
Afternoon: Rest day or yoga; muscle recovery.
Evening: Sunset at La Laguna or Single Fin Canggu.
Morning: Last Canggu surf, then scooter or driver to Bukit (~90 min).
Afternoon: Check in to Bingin guesthouse, sundown session at Bingin (low tide).
Evening: Sunday session at Single Fin Uluwatu.
Morning: Padang Padang on a mid tide (intermediate+).
Afternoon: Surf-watch Uluwatu Outside Corner from the cliff.
Evening: Cliff-cocktails at El Kabron.
Morning: Dawn paddle at Uluwatu Racetracks (high tide, no current).
Afternoon: Reef nap, late surf at Bingin or Dreamland.
Evening: Grilled-fish dinner at Warung Lokal Padang Padang.
Morning: One final dawn surf at your favourite break.
Afternoon: Pack, return board, transfer to the airport.
Evening: Flight home — or extend with G-Land Java surf trip.
Dry season (May–October) gives offshore winds on the Bukit (Uluwatu, Padang) — the iconic Bali surf. Wet season (November–March) reverses the winds and lights up the east coast (Keramas, Sanur, Nusa Dua).
Old Man's, Batu Bolong (Canggu), Kuta Beach, Seminyak and Medewi are the safest beginner-friendly breaks. All have soft-board rental and surf schools right on the sand.
Bingin, Padang Padang, Impossibles and Uluwatu Racetracks (Bukit) for left-handers; Keramas, Sanur Reef and Nusa Dua for rights. Medewi for a long left point break.
No — every break has board hire (US$8–15/day). Surf camps include boards. Only bring your own if you're a pro chasing specific waves.
Reef cuts are common on Uluwatu, Bingin, Padang Padang. Wear reef booties at low tide, carry an antibiotic ointment, surf the right tides (high for shallow reef breaks). Canggu is sand-bottom and much friendlier for learners.
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