Bukit Peninsula, Bali, Indonesia
Uluwatu Surf Guide
Uluwatu is Bali’s most iconic wave: a long, wrapping left over a coral reef beneath the clifftop temple. On its day it offers world-class walls and barrels, and it is the anchor of the Bukit Peninsula’s dry-season surf.
Best conditions
Direction and exposure values come from SwellChaser’s calibrated forecast model. Always check a live forecast and local conditions before you paddle out.
About Uluwatu
Uluwatu is a series of connected reef sections that work across a range of tides and sizes, offering long, mechanical lefts. It picks up plenty of Indian Ocean groundswell and is best with the morning offshore winds Bali is known for during the dry season.
Access is through the famous cave in the cliff, and the reef gets shallow at low tide, so intermediate surfers should pick their day and section carefully.