Overhead high, reading epic. Best of it runs until noon.
Overhead surf today, faces to 4.3m. This size asks for real experience; be honest about whether you have surfed it before.
modelled · open-meteo
Breaks here · best today first
Reading today's conditions across the breaks…
Condition now · Hiriketiya · modelled
Surf height
2.6–4.3m
Overhead high
Wind
20kph
W · Offshore
Swell · modelled · open-meteo
Wave energy · derived
32.7kW/m
Heavy water
mostly groundswell
Temperature · water measured · air modelled
24°cwater
25°c air · Springsuit / shorty
UV max 7 tomorrow
Today peaks at epic, 2.4–4.3m. Tomorrow good, 2.4–4.3m.
Surf · today and tomorrow
2.6–4.3m
Now · 6am
Wind · today and tomorrow
15kph
Now · 6am gusts 35
Tide · today and tomorrow · modelled · open-meteo
0.31m
0.31m high in 20min
Tomorrow: first light 5:41am · last light 6:46pm
About Hiriketiya, today's pick
Level
Advanced beginner
Type
Mixed
Best swell
E to SW
A sheltered horseshoe bay near Dikwella with a sandy beach break in the middle for beginners and longboarders, and a powerful left peeling over very shallow reef off the western headland that holds to 6ft and can run around 350 metres for stronger surfers. The tucked-in bay holds a wave when exposed spots blow out and surfs much of the year, with December to February smallest and most manageable. Best around mid tide.
Heads up. Very shallow reef and coral pinnacles on the left, rocks at the bay edges, crowds in the small bay.
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
AboutHead to Hiriketiya now. The horseshoe bay is picking up a solid southern swell at 2.1 metres with a long 14-second period, which means proper shape and plenty of push behind each set, and the western offshore wind is cleaning the faces overhead high, probably reaching 4.3 metres in the best bands. The swell angle wraps in perfectly for this sheltered spot while exposed breaks blow out, and you're looking at 82 per cent proper groundswell rather than choppy wind texture. Water is warm at 24°C. This is a wave for confident, experienced surfers only, and the window runs cleanest until around noon.
The afternoon trend is a slow fade as the wind swings slightly more cross-shore around 3pm and the tide falls barely moving, but conditions hold overhead high until the evening. Today's proper window closes by midday.
Tomorrow shapes as equally big at overhead high across similar sets, with the morning looking cleanest before any wind builds. The read is firm enough to plan around if you're keen, though any swell model shift at this distance carries the usual forecast margin. If you're here and missed today, tomorrow morning is worth the early start.