INDONESIA

World class waves and untouched beauty

Lombok boasts a laid-back atmosphere with fewer tourists compared to its bustling neighbor, Bali. The island's crown jewel, Desert Point, located on the southwestern tip, is renowned as one of the best waves globally. Though it can be crowded when conditions align, catching a single wave at Deserts is one you’ll remember for a lifetime. Beyond Desert Point, the reef breaks around Kuta and the Gili Islands offer excellent quality waves amidst a vibrant mix of tourist energy and untouched coastal beauty. Additionally, Lombok's epic diving spots, and uncomplicated travel add to the allure of this hidden gem in Indonesia.

The Waves

  • Gerupuk

    Gerupuk is an inlet consisting of a few small bays and home to five super fun surf breaks. All breaks are a short boat ride from Gerupuk village. Stay at Gerupuk in one of the many accommodation options or if you prefer the main surf town Kuta, is only a 25min drive away.

  • Are Guling

    Are Guling boasts both left and right-hand reef breaks, prime during the rain season (October - April). Accessible by boat or paddle, but be wary of currents. Right holds big and small swells, best at low to mid-tide for long, playful rides. Left breaks faster and hollower, ideal with mid-size swell (4-5 ft) and mid to high tide, often less crowded than the right

  • Seger

    Seger Beach offers fun waves and stunning sunsets near Kuta. With both left and right-hand waves, it's great for all levels. The right is famous and consistent, while the left is mellower, ideal for beginners. Best during the rain season and mid to high tide, but watch out for sharp reefs and sea urchins.

  • Mawi

    Mawi, south Lombok's crown jewel, boasts consistent surf, especially in the dry season. This A-frame reef break delivers fun right-handers on small to midsize swells and clean, open barrels on the left with 6-8 ft swells and offshore winds. Suitable for beginners to intermediates on smaller days, but becomes a challenge for experienced surfers on mid to large swells due to its power and strong currents.

  • Ekas

    Ekas Bay offers two waves: Ekas Inside and Ekas Outside, suitable for all levels year-round. Ekas Inside features both left and right-hand waves, ideal for beginners to intermediates, best on a 5-6 ft swell and low to mid tide.

    Ekas Outside provides a steep left-hand wave with barreling sections, best on higher tides with an overhead SE swell.

  • Tajung Aan

    Tanjung Aan stands as one of south Lombok's most picturesque beaches, boasting a stunning round bay with pristine white sandy shores, perfect for sunbathing and swimming.

    In the heart of the bay lies a long A-frame wave, offering exhilarating rides for beginners and longboarders on smaller days. As swell size increases, so does the wave's power, forming a solid wall with strong currents. Best surfed during the rainy season on mid to high tide.

  • Desert Point

    Desert Point delivers long, hollow left-hand waves, extending up to 300 meters on stellar days. Best at 3-8 ft, it's located on Lombok's South West Coast, earning its reputation as one of the world's top waves.

    Ideal conditions include a full or new moon low tide, offshore southeast winds, and a substantial swell, typically during Indonesia's dry season from May to October. While it can be fickle, offering weeks without waves, it's worth the wait for the epic barrels it produces.

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About Lombok

  • Lombok is conveniently accessible via air and sea. International travellers can fly into Lombok International Airport, with direct flights available from major cities across Asia, and only a 30 minute flight from Bali. From there, it's a short drive to the south coast, where the surf awaits. For those already in Indonesia, ferries operate regularly between Bali, Sumbawa and Lombok, offering a scenic journey across the azure waters of the Indonesian archipelago.

  • Lombok's diverse coastline offers something for surfers of all skill levels. Beginners will find gentle, rolling waves perfect for honing their skills, while advanced surfers can challenge themselves on powerful reef breaks and barreling tubes, including the renowned Desert Point. With numerous surf spots scattered around the island, there's always a new wave to conquer and a hidden gem to discover.

  • Prepare to be enchanted by Lombok's natural beauty both in and out of the water. Towering volcanic peaks, pristine beaches, and lush tropical jungles provide the backdrop for unforgettable surf sessions. Immerse yourself in the laid-back island lifestyle, where time slows down and you’ll discover the true definition of ‘island time’ . After a day of surfing, unwind with delicious local cuisine, vibrant nightlife, and the warm hospitality of the locals.

  • Lombok enjoys consistent surf year-round, thanks to its position in the Indonesian archipelago. However, the best time to visit depends on your surfing preferences. From April to October, the southwest swell season brings epic waves to the island's southern shores, while the wet season from November to March offers quieter lineups and lush, green landscapes. Whether you're seeking pumping barrels or mellow peelers, Lombok delivers the goods.

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