Surf spot
Berawa
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- Country
- Indonesia, Bali
- Coordinates
- -8.6669, 115.1386
Berawa, Bali, Indonesia is a popular surf spot on the island’s southwest coast, just north of Canggu. It’s an exposed beach break with sand-bottom peaks that shift depending on tides, swell size, and sandbanks.
What it’s like
- Wave type: Beach break
- Bottom: Sand
- Style: Fast, punchy, often playful with short rides
- Best swell: Works best on SW swells
- Wind: Offshore with east to southeast winds
- Tide: Can work across a range of tides, but conditions change a lot with sand movement
Who it’s for
Berawa is often considered good for intermediate surfers, though advanced surfers can have fun too when the swell is pumping. On smaller days it can be a friendly, more mellow wave, but on bigger swells it can get powerful and crowded.
Conditions and vibe
- Very crowded, especially because it’s close to Canggu and has easy access
- Can be affected by strong currents
- Often has a lively beach scene with cafés, beach clubs, and a busy atmosphere nearby
- Because it’s a sandbank spot, the wave shape can change quickly from season to season
Best time to surf
The main Bali dry season, roughly April to October, usually offers the best and most consistent surf due to offshore winds and regular southwest swells.
