Because most surfer start and finish their trip to Indonesia in Bali, we will outline the options in Bali first so you can possibly avoid the crowds and slip away to enjoy un crowded conditions far away from the predictably packed out Uluwatu. Bali offer over 20 top quality breaks on the west and east coast of the island, which are just half an hour apart by car or motorbike. The dry winter season is offshore on the famous Kuta to Uluwatu west side of the island, from around early June to late August. The wet summer season is offshore on the Nusa Dua to Sanur east side of the island, from around early December to late March. Between seasons can be less predictable, but there are usually offshore waves somewhere on the island. The largest, most reliable swells usually arrive mid winter from ?roaring forties? weather fronts in the southern Indian Ocean, although tropical cyclones during summer can send au a few days of solid swells. Most surfers prefer the predictable dry winter months on the Kuta to Uluwatu side, rather than the humid monsoon summer months when rain squalls can be more frequent than good bali surf. bali tour here !