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Rainy Season in Bali

Dive into Bali’s Waves with Kima Surf even during Wet Season

The seasons in Bali are determined by the dry and rainy seasons. While the dry season is considered the high season, the rainy season from November to March tends to be the low season. But rainy season in Bali doesn't mean that restaurants, cafés and stores are closed or that it rains the whole day and you can’t do anything. And rainy season in Bali certainly doesn't mean that you can no longer surf.

So what can you expect in the coming months from the rainy season in Bali? Is it possible to surf and if so, what are the best spots? We'll explore everything you should know about the rainy season in Bali and why it's the perfect time to join Kima Surf Bali in Canggu or Seminyak for your next surf adventure.

Rainy Season in Bali: What to expect

The rainy season in Bali typically begins around October / November and lasts until March. During this period, the island experiences more rainfall and increased humidity. However, don’t let this scare you off! Fortunately, it is not raining every day and all day, and the weather remains relatively pleasant with short, intense bursts of rain followed by clear blue skies. So, to answer your question:

“Is surfing possible during rainy season?”

YES!

If you’ve never surfed before and always wanted to go to Bali, the rainy season is perfect for you because especially for beginners, the waves are still pretty good. Soft-breaking waves and empty lineups create nice conditions to learn how to surf or to improve your surfing.

Of course, there will be days with rain, onshore winds and sometimes, un-surfable waves. In that case, our camps offer many alternatives to improve your surfing outside the water and activities for you to enjoy, making sure your time on the island won’t get boring!

Improve your balance skills on our balance boards or practice some maneuvers on a surf skateboard:

Furthermore, you can attend our daily yoga sessions that are included in your Kima package, meditation or workouts in the fitness area, enjoy a movie night with popcorn, get an in house massage or just relax by the poolside.

Benefits of visiting and surfing during Bali’s wet season

If you are considering visiting Bali during the wet season, you are making a good choice. Why? We have some benefits lined up for you!

1. Less Crowded Beaches and Lineups

Compared to the dry season, with sometimes quite crowded lineups in the water, the rainy season is less crowded. You'll have empty lineups and more space to catch waves without dropping in, or being dropped in on other surfers.

2. Cooler Temperatures

Although it can still be warm, the rainy season provides relief from the heat of the dry season. The temperature is slightly cooler, and the rain can be refreshing.

3. Bali’s lush, green oasis

From November to March, the island transforms into a lush green oasis, offering a unique and magical experience on the beach or the jungle. You might want to explore the Tegalalang rice terraces, go on the Mount Batur trip or join a thrilling enduro adventure with Bali Dirt Bikes.

Benefits of visiting and surfing during Bali’s wet season Benefits of visiting and surfing during Bali’s wet season

The best surf spots during Bali’s rainy season

During the rainy season, the wind direction shifts from east to west, making Bali's east coast an ideal destination for surfers of all levels. At Kima Surf, our experienced surf guides will take you to the best surf spots on the island. Here are a few of the outstanding surf spots you'll get to explore:

1. Nusa Dua: (2-5 star level)

A stunning area with white sandy beaches and a consistent right-hand reef break, offering a variety of waves that break at different tides and conditions.

2. Keramas (4-6 star level)

More advanced surfers get their money's worth in Keramas. The heavy right-hander offers steep drops, long barrel sections and powerful open faces for plenty of aerials and maneuvers.

3. Serangan (2-5 star level)

This spot is one of the best places to surf during Bali’s wet season with powerful left- and right-handers. You have to enter by boat. At Kima, we have our own boats that bring you to the outer reefs.

The best surf spots during Bali’s rainy season

Our Bali Camps welcome you all year round

So, Bali's rainy season presents a unique and rewarding surf adventure, with excellent conditions and exciting activities to enjoy both in and out of the water. So, why wait? Book your stay now and enjoy surfing seven days a week twice a day, surf theory and surf analysis six days a week, daily breakfast, social activities and more - all included in your stay.

Stay in our Tropical Oasis in Seminyak:

Kima Surf Camp in Seminyak features authentic Bali flair in every aspect of its design. Stylish double- and twin-bed rooms as well as four-bedrooms and dorm accommodations, invite you to stay a while. Situated around a natural stone pool, surrounded by a tropical garden on one side of the camp and a pool bar on the other, the camp in Seminyak is truly a small tropical oasis. The beach, where also the surf school is located, and many surf breaks are in walking distance, so you can access the best surf spots in Bali.

Stay in our Tropical Oasis in Seminyak

The Surf & Yoga Resort in Canggu:

Kima in Canggu awaits you with mind-blowing features and activities wherever you look. Nestled in one of Bali’s most up-and-coming areas and in walking distance to the beach and world-class surfing spots, it comes with high modern standards and a modern island lifestyle design. Lounge on the spacious pool deck with 3 pools and a diving tower, relax on comfortable sun beds or hammocks or challenge yourself on the 15-meter-high climbing wall. This Camp leaves nothing to be desired and is the place to be for surfers or for those who want to become a surfer and are looking for some luxury at the same time.

The Surf & Yoga Resort in Canggu
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