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Surf spot guide · Bali, Indonesia
Advisory
Powerful surf conditions with energy levels reaching 2132 kJ. Peak energy around 6:00 AM.
High energy swells create dangerous conditions even at moderate wave heights. Strong currents and powerful waves expected. Warning valid until 9:00 PM.
Klotok is an exposed surf break on Bali’s Gianyar coast, with waves breaking over a shallow reef near black-sand shoreline. It handles south and southeast swells and can produce quick, punchy waves, especially during the dry season. Conditions are generally less crowded than Keramas, although local surfers and visiting surfers arrive when nearby breaks are busy. The spot is best suited to confident intermediates and advanced surfers because the reef, currents, and limited escape routes demand control.
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+9 MORE →Klotok is usually quieter than Keramas and other established Gianyar breaks. It becomes noticeably busier during clean dry-season swell and on weekends.
Quiet and punchy
Check the reef carefully before paddling out, particularly on a dropping tide.
Use a leash and allow extra room when the current is running along the beach.
Avoid surfing near the river outlet after substantial rain.
Bring drinking water because facilities close to the break are limited.
Give priority to local surfers and keep clear of fishing activity.
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
Klotok is usually quieter than Keramas and other established Gianyar breaks. It becomes noticeably busier during clean dry-season swell and on weekends.
Quiet and punchy
Reach the beach via local roads and a short walk; facilities, signage, and dedicated surf access are limited.
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