Today's window is 6am to 11am. Right now it reads fair.
modelled · open-meteo
Breaks here · best today first
These breaks all read the same today, so the order above is not a ranking. They share one forecast source, and Foam does not yet hold the local numbers that separate them: how much each is sheltered, and which swell angles reach it. That is learned from people surfing them and logging what it was really like.
Reading today's conditions across the breaks…
Condition now · Arrifana · modelled
Surf height
0.6–1m
Thigh to stomach
Wind
15kph
N · Cross-shore
Swell · modelled · open-meteo
Wave energy · derived
3.3kW/m
Everyday power
mostly groundswell
Temperature · water measured · air modelled
17°cwater
20°c air · 4/3 fullsuit
UV max 8 tomorrow
Today peaks at fair, 0.3–0.8m. Tomorrow fair, 0.3–0.8m.
Surf · today and tomorrow
0.6–1m
Now · 2am
Wind · today and tomorrow
13kph
Now · 2am gusts 30
Tide · today and tomorrow · modelled · open-meteo
0.1m
-0.01m low in 1hr 3min
Tomorrow: first light 6:24am · last light 8:57pm
About Arrifana, today's pick
Level
Advanced beginner
Type
Mixed
Best swell
SSE to NW
Horseshoe bay below high cliffs and a white fishing village, sheltered enough to stay clean when the open coast is blown out by north wind. Sandbar peaks in the middle of the bay suit most levels, while a long, fast right point peels off the rocks at the north end towards the harbour once the swell is well overhead. Best on a NW swell with NE wind, and the point lines up around low to mid tide.
Heads up. Shallow boulders in the point lineup, rock cuts and broken boards, rips, crowds in season.
Data from just now · refreshes every 30 min
Temp, sun and UV are reliable. Tide, wave height and wind direction are model estimates. Remember that.
Built by Ilya · Senggigi, Lombok
AboutStart at Arrifana today, though Praia da Bordeira and Praia do Amado read exactly the same in the forecast right now, what separates them on the ground is not yet known to us. The swell is wrapping in from the right direction and the north wind is holding cross-shore, so the bay should stay clean even as the open coast gets rougher. You're looking at thigh to stomach high, which is modest but real, and the falling tide is moving you towards the sweet spot for the point. Water is 17°C and the groundswell is solid, so if you're going out, the window is now.
By mid-afternoon the wind swings to north-north-west and strengthens to 20 kilometres per hour, while the swell fades to ankle to thigh. The session is essentially done by lunchtime.
Tomorrow holds fair conditions through the evening, probably ankle to waist across the area, so much the same size as today but a touch smaller at peak. The forecast is honestly uncertain at this range, so tomorrow is worth watching as the day unfolds rather than banking on now.