Overhead high, reading epic. The wind picks up around 2pm.
Overhead surf today, faces to 5.9m. This size asks for real experience; be honest about whether you have surfed it before.
modelled · open-meteo
Reading today's conditions…
Condition now · modelled
Surf height
3.3–5.5m
Overhead high
Wind
15kph
E · Offshore
Swell · modelled · open-meteo
Wave energy · derived
38kW/m
Heavy water
nearly all groundswell
Temperature · water measured · air modelled
28°cwater
27°c air · Boardshorts or rashguard
UV 4 (max 8)
Use SPF 30–50
Today peaks at epic, 3.2–5.9m. Tomorrow epic, 2.5–5.9m.
Surf · today and tomorrow
3.3–5.5m
Now · 9am
Wind · today and tomorrow
15kph
Now · 9am gusts 31
Tide · today and tomorrow · modelled · open-meteo
0.02m
0.85m high in 5hr 22min
Tomorrow: first light 6:09am · last light 6:40pm
About this break
Level
Intermediate
Type
Reef
Best swell
SSE to NW
A reef peak toward the north of the beach, also called New Kuta Beach, breaking both left and right over sand-covered reef below the cliffs. Each wave peels for around 60 metres before fading into a deep channel, which makes it forgiving for progressing surfers on small to medium days, though it gets faster and more serious with size. Works best at low to mid tide and through the dry season from May to September. Popular and crowded.
Heads up. Reef bottom, shifting peaks, shallow at low tide, crowds.
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
AboutGo now. A 17-second period is hauling in deep, organised groundswell that wraps perfectly around the Bukit, and an offshore easterly wind is holding the faces clean right now before it swings this afternoon. You're looking at overhead-high waves with 60-metre peels across sand-covered reef, which rewards precision more than forgiveness at this size, so this is a day for confident, experienced surfers only. Water is warm at 28°C.
The wind strengthens and rotates towards the east-south-east around 2pm, staying offshore but fresher, so the window narrows through the day. Waves probably peak a shade larger by 3pm before the rising tide and increased chop work against the shape through the afternoon.
Tomorrow holds epic potential with similar overhead-high energy and the same offshore wind early, though the exact peak window depends on how tide and wind sequence through the morning. The forecast is firm enough to plan around, but as always, the ocean will have the final say.