About Uluwatu
Uluwatu is a surf spot on the Bukit Peninsula, the southern tip of Bali, Indonesia, south-west of the island's international airport. Surfers usually reach the water down a stairway and through a cave at the foot of limestone cliffs, with cafés and surf shops on the cliff above. The wave breaks over a long coral reef and runs to the left as a surfer rides it towards the shore, with several named sections commonly listed, including The Peak, Racetracks and Outside Corner. Waves are usually most consistent in the dry season, typically from around April to October, when swells from the Indian Ocean often arrive together with south-east trade winds, which generally blow from the land out to sea here. The reef is considered shallow in places, so Uluwatu is widely regarded as better suited to experienced surfers. The Uluwatu Temple stands on the cliffs to the south.
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