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Surf spot guide · Bali, Indonesia
Lebih is a consistent east Bali beachbreak with both left and right waves over a mixed coral and volcanic black sand bottom, ideal for intermediate surfers.
Lebih is a black sand beachbreak on Bali's east coast, influenced by a nearby river mouth that creates variable but consistent conditions. The spot offers both left and right waves, generally peaky and under 50 meters in length, suitable for all skill levels including intermediate surfers and longboarders. The bottom is a mix of coral reef and sand, and the break works well at all tides, with mid tide often being optimal. Lebih handles a range of swell sizes, with the best swells coming from the south to south-southwest, and west to north-west winds are ideal for clean conditions. Waves here are generally softer than Bali’s famous reefs, making it a good choice for those seeking less intense surf. Hazards include strong currents, sudden rips, occasional submerged rocks, and some local fishing activity, so surfers should assess conditions and their abilities before entering the water. Crowds are much lighter than at Kuta or Keramas, especially on weekdays. The area is easily accessible, with parking, local warungs, and a scenic, culturally rich landscape nearby.
Black sand mouth where river-fed peaks shift with every swell direction.
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+9 MORE →Lebih is rarely crowded, especially on weekdays and early mornings. Weekends may see a few locals and learners.
Serene and scenic coastal
Watch for fishing nets
Good for longboarding
Mid tide is the pick, the rivermouth sand shapes the bank it breaks over
Surf it in the wet season, November to March, when the west and north-west wind is offshore
From April to October the south-east trades are onshore, so only the first hour after dawn is clean
A quieter option when the Keramas line-up is full
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Lebih is rarely crowded, especially on weekdays and early mornings. Weekends may see a few locals and learners.
Serene and scenic coastal
Accessible by car or scooter, with convenient parking directly at the beach and a short walk to the break.
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