No! We offer lessons for all levels, from absolute beginners to advanced surfers. Our instructors tailor the lessons to your skill level, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Only the Surf Coaching session requires to have an intermediate level.
Yes ! Every rates that we show on different surf packs include the transport and the full surf equipment.
We provide everything you need: surfboards, wetsuits, and safety equipment. You just need to bring:
A positive attitude!
While you stay in Ubud, you can explore the Ubud Monkey Forest, visit the historic Ubud Palace, shop at the Ubud Art Market, or enjoy the views of the Ubud Rice Terrace. Many students also like to relax at the Tegenungan Waterfall or try the famous Ubud Jungle Swing.
No, Ubud is inland and has no beach. But from Ubud we drive you to Bali’s best surf spots, while you enjoy the culture and attractions in town like the Ubud Palace or Monkey Forest.
Yes! Our lessons start with pickup in Ubud. After your session, you still have time to explore Ubud Market, see a dance at the Royal Palace, or wander the rice fields.
We offer door-to-door transport. After booking your lesson, we’ll send you a confirmation with the exact pick-up time from your address in Ubud. Our team will pick you up at your location and take you directly to the surf spot. After your session, we’ll drop you back off at your place.
We cover almost all Surf Spots in South-West & Southeast Coast of Bali. Our service is designed to bring you to the best waves near you, with our instructors choosing the spot based on current surf conditions and your level of experience.
Yes! We specialize in group lessons for families, friends, or even corporate teams. We offer discounts for groups and tailor the experience to your needs. Larger groups can also book private lessons with a dedicated instructor.
Yes! Most of our sessions are early morning. After surfing, you’ll be back in Ubud by midday, leaving time to see the Ubud Rice Terrace, Monkey Forest, or the Art Market.
Ubud is calm, cultural, and central. From here we can drive you to different surf spots around Bali, while you enjoy iconic places like the Ubud Palace or the Tegenungan Waterfall.
Of course. Many of our students enjoy yoga classes, visiting temples, shopping at Ubud Market, or watching traditional dance at the Royal Palace once they return from their surf lesson.
Ubud is more than just the cultural heart of Bali—it’s the perfect place to relax, explore, and connect with nature before or after your surf sessions.
A must-visit is the Ubud Monkey Forest, where ancient temples sit within lush jungle and hundreds of monkeys roam freely. Just outside town, the Tegallalang Rice Terrace offers sweeping green landscapes, especially beautiful at sunrise. History lovers can visit the Ubud Palace, still home to the royal family, and in the evening enjoy a traditional Balinese dance performance. For shopping, the Ubud Art Market is the place to find unique crafts, textiles, and souvenirs.
If you’re looking for nature escapes, the Tegenungan Waterfall provides a refreshing swim spot just a short drive away, while the iconic Ubud Swing gives you panoramic jungle views. For a deeper spiritual connection, the Tirta Empul Temple lets you take part in a centuries-old water purification ritual.
Although Ubud is inland, it’s perfectly located to reach Bali’s east coast surf spots. With our door-to-door transport, you can combine a stay in Ubud with daily surf adventures.
One of the closest breaks is Keramas Beach, famous for its powerful right-hand waves and even international surf competitions—best for intermediates and advanced surfers. For a more local experience, Padang Galak near Sanur offers consistent waves with fewer crowds, making it a great choice for relaxed sessions. If you’re new to surfing, Lebih Beach with its black sand and gentler waves is perfect for beginners to practice in a safe environment.
Staying in Ubud gives you the best of both worlds: cultural richness and natural beauty in town, plus easy access to Bali’s authentic surf breaks by the coast.
