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Kima Surf Uluwatu

Bukit Peninsula, Indonesia
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Newly built Kima Surf camp on the Bukit cliffs near Thomas Beach and Padang Padang. Twice-daily guiding, six skill levels, boutique resort with pool.

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From
US$283
per week, per surfer
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Coaching & progression

  • Video analysis
  • Surf theory sessions

Land-based sessions on wave-reading, forecasting and surf etiquette — not just water time.

Surf Snapshot

Estimated seasonal guidance — not a live forecast.

Oct
Consistency this monthEstimated
High
Beginner safety
Risky
Crowd
Packed
Water quality
Good
Typical size: Chest-to-double overhead (3-15 ft)Boardshorts
Recommended boardsShortboardStep-upFish
Year-round consistency
Oct: High consistencyTap a month

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About this camp

A newly built camp from the established Kima Surf brand (also in Seminyak, Canggu, Weligama and Hiriketiya), opening for its first season on the Bukit Peninsula's limestone cliffs, near Thomas Beach and Padang Padang. The programme is twice-daily surf guiding in small groups across six skill levels, seven days a week, with video analysis and surf theory sessions also seven days a week. Complete beginners start with a separate 5-day Learn to Surf course at Thomas Beach, Balangan or Dreamland; intermediates are guided to Balangan and the main Uluwatu peak; advanced surfers are taken to Padang Padang, Bingin and Impossibles. A Kima boat runs guests to the outer reefs when conditions allow. The resort is boutique-built with gardens, a pool and an on-site bar; included extras run from a three-course daily breakfast and finger foods between sessions to free-flow coffee and tea, Saturday night BBQ, social activities, concierge service (7am-11pm) and airport transfers for stays of five nights or more. Yoga runs six days a week, 60-minute sessions. Board rental is a premium collection of shortboards (5'8"-7'0"), funshapes and mini mals (7'0"-7'8").

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

Uluwatu Dorm
Sleeps 4
$40/night
Uluwatu Room
Sleeps 2
$85/night
Uluwatu Villa
Sleeps 2
$108/night

Nearby surf spots

Reef break · left
Uluwatu
Bukit Peninsula, Indonesia
Photo: Sweet Ice Cream Photography sweeticecreamphotography · CC0
Levels 5-73–15 ft
1.0 km away
Reef break · left
Padang Padang
Bukit Peninsula, Indonesia
Photo: fotokraj.com · CC BY-SA 3.0
Levels 6-74–10 ft
1.5 km away
Reef break · left
Impossibles
Bukit Peninsula, Indonesia
Best swell: SW
Levels 6-73–10 ft
2.0 km away
Reef break · left
Bingin
Bukit Peninsula, Indonesia
Best swell: SW
Levels 6-72–8 ft
2.3 km away
Beach break · A-frame
Dreamland
Bukit Peninsula, Indonesia
Best swell: SW, S
Levels 3-72–8 ft
3.1 km away

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Surf call at Uluwatu (our estimate)
Pumping — get in the car

2.2–2.6m at 14s today — derived from forecast data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), not a safety assessment. Full forecast & tides

Vibe

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On the map

Home break: Uluwatu