Yosurf
Indonesia surf forecast
Sumatra, Mentawai, Java, Bali and Lombok, with world-class tropical reef breaks.
🛕 Bali · 11 tracked spots
From Uluwatu and the left-hand reef breaks of Bukit to the beach breaks of Canggu and the Keramas right-hander, Bali remains the gateway to Indonesian surf: waves for every level in 28°C water.
🐠 Nusa Lembongan · 5 tracked spots
Just a thirty-minute speedboat ride from Bali, Nusa Lembongan and its neighbour Ceningan line up translucent reefs, Shipwrecks, Lacerations, Playgrounds and the fearsome Razors, in turquoise waters with a vibe far more roots than the Bukit.
🏝️ Mentawai · 4 tracked spots
The Mentawai archipelago, off the coast of Sumatra, concentrates the highest density of perfect waves on the planet: HT's (Lance's Right), Macaronis, Rifles… world-class reefs discovered by boat or charter.
🌅 Lombok · 4 tracked spots
Neighbour to Bali, Lombok stretches from the legendary left-hander Desert Point to the southern bays (Gerupuk, Mawi, Selong Belanak): serious reefs and beginner-friendly beaches in still-wild terrain.
🌋 Java · 3 tracked spots
From the mythical G-Land left-hander (Grajagan) in the east to the family-friendly points of Batu Karas and Cimaja in the west, Java blends world-class waves deep in the jungle with accessible breaks near Jakarta.
🌊 Sumbawa · 2 tracked spots
East of Lombok, Sumbawa and the Hu'u bay offer the iconic A-frame of Lakey Peak and the hollow left of Lakey Pipe: consistent reefs and less crowded for traveling surfers.
🐯 Sumatra · 2 tracked spots
South Sumatra around Krui is the frontier of Indonesian surf: long left-hand reef breaks like Ujung Bocur, heavy rights like Way Jambu (the 'Sumatran Pipeline') and accessible beaches, far from Bali's crowds.
🐉 Flores · 1 tracked spots
Flores, east of Sumbawa, is one of Indonesia's last surfing frontiers: the south coast faces the Indian Ocean swell with still-confidential and barely-documented breaks.
Local guides
The local brief, spot by spot, season, swell, wind, tide and the vibe.
Uluwatu
The left that put Bali on the world surf map.
Canggu (Batu Bolong)
Bali's chillest left-and-right, sitting at the foot of a hole-in-the-rock temple.
Shipwrecks
A speedboat hop from Bali, an island that surfs like a postcard and bites like a true Indo reef.
Padang Padang
The Balinese Pipeline: when it switches on, it's the tube of your life — or the lesson of your life.
Medewi
The left that peels 300 metres over the cobbles, far from the Canggu circus.
Selong Belanak
The crescent bay where you learn to surf with your feet in the sand, between two herds of cattle.