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Surf spot guide · Bali, Indonesia
Honeymoon, also known as Jump Off, is a left tucked into the far south-western corner of Jimbaran Bay beside the rock that gives it its second name. It only breaks on a very big swell, which is exactly why it matters: it is one of the few options intermediates can rely on when the dry season trades and a big Indian Ocean swell have made the Bukit unsurfable.
High Waves
Large waves up to 2.3m expected at Honeymoon. Peak conditions around 6:00 AM.
Exercise extreme caution when entering the water. Strong currents and large waves present. Warning valid until 9:00 PM.
Honeymoon is a tucked-away reef break on Bali’s southern Bukit Peninsula, accessed from the cliff area near Jimbaran and Ungasan. It needs a solid southwest swell to produce worthwhile, fast sections over shallow reef. The wave is generally better suited to confident intermediates and advanced surfers than beginners. The small beach and limited facilities give the spot a remote, undeveloped character, while conditions can deteriorate quickly as the tide drops.
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+9 MORE →Usually quieter than the major Bukit breaks because access is less convenient. Local surfers and small groups appear when nearby spots are crowded or the swell is favorable.
Secluded and rugged
Check the reef carefully before paddling out.
Bring drinking water because facilities near the beach are limited.
Use reef protection and avoid stepping on exposed coral.
Plan your exit before the tide drops or the swell rises.
Respect local surfers and keep clear of the inside section.
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
Usually quieter than the major Bukit breaks because access is less convenient. Local surfers and small groups appear when nearby spots are crowded or the swell is favorable.
Secluded and rugged
Reach the beach via a steep, uneven footpath; access and exit become difficult when the tide or swell increases.
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