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Surf spot guide · Bali, Indonesia
Advisory
Powerful surf conditions with energy levels reaching 2068 kJ. Peak energy around 10:00 AM.
High energy swells create dangerous conditions even at moderate wave heights. Strong currents and powerful waves expected. Warning valid until 9:00 PM.
Cucukan is a reef break on Bali’s southeast coast, close to Keramas and the beaches around Gianyar. It produces mainly fast, punchy waves over shallow reef, with occasional hollow sections when a solid southern swell arrives. The wave is generally better suited to confident intermediates and advanced surfers than beginners. Dry-season conditions are commonly cleaner with offshore or cross-offshore westerly winds, while the wet season can bring less consistent winds and heavier rain runoff. Facilities and surf infrastructure are limited compared with nearby Keramas, so surfers should come prepared.
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+9 MORE →Usually quieter than Keramas and other major southeast-coast breaks, but the lineup fills quickly when conditions are clean or during weekends and holidays.
Low-key and punchy
Check the reef carefully before entering, especially on a dropping tide.
Watch several sets to identify the safest takeoff and exit route.
Use reef-safe equipment and avoid surfing alone when the swell is large.
Respect local surfers and give priority to surfers already established on the peak.
Bring water and basic supplies because nearby beach facilities are limited.
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
Usually quieter than Keramas and other major southeast-coast breaks, but the lineup fills quickly when conditions are clean or during weekends and holidays.
Low-key and punchy
Reach the beach by local roads near Cucukan village, then walk across the sand to the reef; parking and facilities are limited.
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