Surf spot guide · Bali, Indonesia
Kedungu is a consistently crowded Bali reef break with left and right waves over uneven reef, suitable for beginners and intermediates, set against scenic rice field backdrops.
Kedungu is a laid-back surf spot located on Bali's southwest coast, just north of Tanah Lot. The spot offers medium-paced lefts and rights that break over an uneven submerged reef mixed with sand, providing waves that allow for cutbacks and a few good turns before they shoulder off. It is ideal for better beginners and solid intermediates. Swells from the southwest provide the best and most consistent waves, especially during the dry season. The beach has a relaxed atmosphere but is often crowded, frequently with large groups of beginners, and local surfers tend to dominate the lineup. Hazards include submerged rocks, sea urchins, occasional strong currents during bigger swells, and surfers should be cautious of the sweep and shorebreak when returning to shore. Access is straightforward, with facilities such as restrooms, showers, surf schools, a surf shop, and local warungs offering snacks and board rentals. The channel in front of the river mouth is the way out on every tide.
Uneven reef-and-sand rights where cutbacks live before the shoulder collapses.
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Tanah Lot is a short, fast left-hand reef and sand break in a narrow bay beside Bali’s famous sea temple, best suited to intermediate and advanced surfers.
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Yeh Gangga is a consistent black sand beach break in Bali with multiple peaks that provide a range of waves from mellow rides to heavy barrels depending on tide and swell.
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Pererenan is a popular right-hand reef break near Canggu known for barrelling waves and performance walls, offering fun, rippable waves ideal for all-day sessions, especially at high tide.
+9 MORE →Busy almost every day. The main peak fills with surf schools and large beginner groups from mid-morning, and weekends add local and visiting surfers on top. Still calmer than the Canggu breaks.
Busy and competitive
Paddle out and come back in through the channel in front of the river mouth, which works on every tide; go in where the shorebreak shows a gap of deeper water
Facing the sea, keep away from the left-hand side toward the headland when getting in or out: rocks sit on the inside there, and at low tide rocks, coral and sea urchins are close to the surface
To surf the left-hand peak, paddle across from the main lineup rather than straight out in front of the headland, and watch it for a few sets first
Mid tide is when the peaks hold their best shape and give the longest rides
The wave is slow, so it favours a glassy dawn or a light breeze more than a strong offshore
Ride more volume than you would at Canggu, the wave is too slow to reward a low-volume shortboard
Stick to the main A-frame on small swells. It is the safest and most predictable peak on the beach
Board rental runs about 50,000 IDR and the shacks open from 6 a.m., with a surf school and warungs at the car park
Give the strong local surfers priority. They sit deepest and they will take the set waves
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Busy almost every day. The main peak fills with surf schools and large beginner groups from mid-morning, and weekends add local and visiting surfers on top. Still calmer than the Canggu breaks.
Busy and competitive
A short, easy walk from the car park to the beach. Get in and out through the channel in front of the river mouth; facing the sea, avoid the left-hand side toward the headland, where rocks and sea urchins sit close to the surface at low tide.
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