Green ball

Green Ball is a reef break in Bali, Indonesia, known for its powerful, hollow left-hand waves when conditions are right. It’s a surf spot that tends to work best with a solid swell and favorable wind, and it’s generally more suited to intermediate to advanced surfers because of the reef, speed, and shallow sections.

What it’s like

• Wave type: Reef break
• Direction: Mainly left
• Best for: Experienced surfers who can handle fast takeoffs and shallow reef
• Conditions: Can get quite good with the right swell direction and tide, but it’s not typically a beginner-friendly wave

Things to know

• The wave can be short, punchy, and fast
• Reef hazards are a real consideration, especially at lower tide
• Like many Bali reef breaks, it can be crowded when it’s on
• Best sessions usually depend on swell size, swell angle, tide, and wind

In short

Green Ball is the kind of Bali surf spot that can deliver clean, exciting reef waves for surfers who are comfortable in challenging conditions.