Uluwatu
Updated 08:10 Bali time- Swell
- 2.0 m · 11 s
- Swell direction
- SW (205°)
- Wind
- 1 km/h N
- Wind waves
- 0.1 m · 2 s
- Secondary swell
- 0.5 m · 6 s
- Water
- 28°C
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World-class left-hand reef break
Uluwatu is Bali's most iconic wave — a long, world-class left-hander that wraps around the limestone cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula. It holds several sections (The Peak, Racetrack, Temples and Outside Corner) that link up on a clean south-west groundswell. Offshore on the easterly trade winds of the dry season, it can run for hundreds of metres. Paddle out and in through the cave below the temple, ideally around mid to high tide.
Left-hand reef break · Bukit Peninsula. Compare every Bali surf spot
Tell us where you're staying and when you want to paddle out. A private car and driver can take you there and add a temple or a sunset on the way back.