Sie müssen angemeldet sein, um Favoriten nutzen zu können.
Einige wichtige Funktionen funktionieren in Ihrer Version des Browsers vielleicht nicht. Bitte upgraden Sie zu einem moderner Browser, wie z.B Google Chrome
Welcome to Kima Bali Surfaris
Beginning in 1995, KIMA Surfaris has been establishing several surfcamps all over Bali and Indonesia and also offers various boattrips. Six days a week, our experienced guides bring you to the best surfspots all over Bali. Up to twelve times a day we offer those guided tours, always in small groups in regard of ...
The Perfect Wave
Somewhere around the world right now someone is scoring the perfect wave! It could be off a surf boat in the Mentawais, an isolated island reef break in Samoa, a perfect point break in South Africa or riding a long board on a beach break in Hawaii. Whatever your perfect wave is, we can get ...
The Raja Ombak: A Surfers Resort
The "Raja Ombak" surfers-resort is located in Pererenan/Canggu, on the south-west coast of Bali just one kilometer from the beach and close to various world-class surfspots. Around the corner you find the well known "Echo-Beach" Surfspot of Canggu with its surrounding restaurants, bars and shops where you can enjoy sunsets at the ...
Bali and Lomboks's fabled reefs and booming beach breaks are in season between April and October when swell swinging up from the Roaring 40s and Howling 50s march south-west across the Indian Ocean and the trade winds blow from the south-east. Even during the off season when the trade winds switch to west there are still classic waves to be had. Sea and air temperatures remain steady at around 28°C or 82°F. Pioneered in 1936, by Bob Koke, a Californian from Hawaii and later by the likes of Jerry Lopez. Perfection like this has a price, paid in the form of crowding, excess development coupled with littered and polluted beaches around the main centres such as Kuta. Famous breaks like Uluwatu always have a crowd but for the surfer prepared to travel adventure and uncrowded waves await.
Surf Camps
Surf camps can offer a variety of types of accommodation such as apartments, hotels, rooms, camping or dormitories together with food, surf lessons and group activities. Often included are guided surf tours of the best local spots along with surf hire, videos, photography, professional coaching and even some night life.
