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Kima Surf Seminyak
Kima Surf's Seminyak outpost: pool/jacuzzi villa compound, daily guided surfaris. Levels 2-5.
Coaching & progression
- Video analysis
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Kima Surf Seminyak: quick answers
Where is Kima Surf Seminyak?
Kima Surf Seminyak is in Kuta, Legian & Seminyak, Indonesia.
How do I book Kima Surf Seminyak?
Book Kima Surf Seminyak directly with the camp, on its own website (kimasurf.com). The button on this page links straight there.
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About this camp
Kima Surf already runs an Uluwatu camp listed separately on this site; this is their Seminyak property, a tropical-garden villa compound around a stone pool and jacuzzi with daily surf guiding (twice a day, 7 days a week) to beach breaks within walking distance (Gado-Gado, Kudeta, Padma, Halfway) plus camp-car surfaris around the island. Daily yoga, theory classes, and a co-working space are included per the operator's own site. No published multi-night price was captured for this round.
What's included
- Coaching
- Board rental
- Airport transfer
- Transfers to breaks
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Yoga
- Video analysis
- Surf theory sessions
- Photography
- Spot guiding
- Social events
- Wi-Fi
- Pool
- Spa
- Mountain biking
- Coworking
- Wellness programming
- Family friendly
- Boat trips
- On-site restaurant
Rooms
Nearby surf spots
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