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Bali is perhaps the best known island in Indonesia, being a 'dream' destination with names such Padang Padang and Uluwatu with its famous entry cave.

Bali gets the full force of southern ocean swells direct from the antarctic with its south-west and south-east coasts being sprinkled with surf spots. The dry winter months (June-Sept) are preferred for surf conditions - but this means that these are also the most crowded times.

However, given a bit of local knowledge (that's where we come in!) it is still possible to find uncrowded perfect breaks on Bali.

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