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Surfing in Indonesia is a very popular sport. In fact, Indonesia has an equatorial type of climate which is perfectly suited to Surfing. There are two seasons which have the effect of the neighboring seas and is determined by the monsoons. The dry season extends from June to September while the wet season is from November to March. The average Relative humidity is generally 80% throughout the year. The climate is also accompanied by thunderstorms. There are 9 surf regions in Indonesia. These are Sumatra, Mentawai, East Bali, Sumbawa, East Indonesia, Java, West Bali and Lombok. The southern Nias which is close to Lagundi has certainly, one of best righthanders in Indonesia. Nias holds up to 15 foot and it also provides you with an excellent left reek break. In fact, this works well above 4 foot. Nias is definitely your ideal spot if you are looking for deep hollow waves. The surf camp of Bali is at the Bingin beach. Bali, in Indonesia has been a favorite haunt of tourists from all over the world. Bali has beautiful tropical beaches, lush green forests and huge volcanoes. Besides, Bali is a very calm and sober place to be in for surfing in Indonesia. Surfing in Indonesia can be a great experience. With exotic locations throughout the country, Indonesia surely, offers one of the best surfing facilities in the world. From the south and southwest, the swells come directly hitting the shores. This is the reason why all the islands have their coastlines facing in the direction of the waves. The dry winter months are best suited for surfing in Indonesia. But it also accompanies huge crowds. But you can definitely find uncrowded perfect breaks in Bali, in Indonesia. The Uluwatu is the most famous wave of Bali and certainly, it is meant for experienced surfers. It offers numerous waves with various swells and tides. The Padang Padang is another classic spot for experienced surfers. The word means both power and fear. It is the most dangerous hollow wave here as it has no water on the reef. So, enjoy surfing.
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