Foam

Senggigi Inside is firing right now. The 16-second south-west swell is wrapping in cleanly around the headland and the offshore south-easterly is grooming the faces, while 95 per cent of the energy is pure groundswell rather than chop. You're looking at waist to chest across a 0.9–1.4 metre window, and the falling tide keeps conditions organised through the reef until around 8pm.

The wind swings north-north-westerly this afternoon and picks up to 11kph, turning the faces cross-shore, but the swell holds so you'll still have shoulder-high sets mixed in around 3pm. After that the day runs down.

Tomorrow peaks at the same 5 out of 5 rating with similar waist-to-chest size and the best shape in the morning before the wind kicks in again. The south-west swell direction is reliable for this coast, though Senggigi's habit of breaking bigger than the models suggest means the actual size could exceed the forecast either day, worth keeping in mind if you're dialling in your comfort zone.