Surfing & Water Sports in Indonesia

Compare 20 surfing & water sports in Indonesia. Prices from €140. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.

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Indonesia offers some of the most consistent and varied surf conditions in the world, and the programmes gathered here make the most of that geography. You will find retreats spread across Bali's southern coastline, from the limestone cliffs of Uluwatu to the forgiving beach breaks of Canggu and the quieter village of Munggu, as well as options on the neighbouring islands of Lombok and Nusa Lembongan, and even a camp on Java's east coast at Red Island. Most programmes run for seven or eight days, though shorter stays of three to five nights exist, and several camps offer flexible lengths so you can set your own pace. Styles range from structured surf and yoga weeks with daily lessons and group classes to coaching intensives built around private sessions and tailored surf checks. There is also a dive course on Nusa Lembongan for those drawn to life beneath the surface. Whether you are stepping on a board for the first time or chasing barrels, the variety here means you can match a programme to your ability. Prices on this page start from 389 USD and run up to 948 USD, with many European-priced retreats falling between 400 EUR and 826 EUR and several Australian-dollar options from around 680 AUD to 914 AUD.

Frequently asked questions

How much do surfing and water sports retreats in Indonesia cost?

Prices vary depending on the programme and location. On this page, retreats range from 389 USD to 948 USD, from 400 EUR to 826 EUR, and from 680 AUD to 914 AUD.

How long do the programmes last?

Most retreats run for seven or eight days. A few camps offer flexible stays where you choose your own length, and there is a shorter option of three to five nights at Red Island on Java.

Are these retreats suitable for beginners?

Many are designed with beginners in mind. Several camps split sessions by ability so newcomers get mellow, forgiving waves while more experienced surfers are taken to more challenging breaks. Canggu's beach breaks are noted as among the most forgiving in Bali, and Lombok's bay offers friendly waves for beginners alongside barrels for the experienced.

Where in Indonesia are the retreats based?

Most programmes are in Bali, concentrated around Uluwatu on the Bukit Peninsula, Canggu and the nearby village of Munggu. Others are on the islands of Lombok and Nusa Lembongan, and there is a camp at Red Island on Java's east coast.

Can I join a retreat on my own?

Yes. These programmes welcome solo travellers, and several mention small group coaching sessions and shared camp accommodation that make it easy to meet others.

What is typically included in the price?

Inclusions vary, but most programmes cover accommodation, daily surf lessons or guided sessions, and some form of yoga. Several mention breakfast or meals, and the dive course on Nusa Lembongan includes the course itself, accommodation and transfers.

Do any retreats combine surfing with yoga?

Yes, the majority of programmes on this page pair surf sessions with daily yoga classes. A typical schedule might start with yoga early in the morning, followed by breakfast and then surf lessons timed around the tide.

Are there options for more experienced surfers?

There are. Uluwatu is described as a world-class left-hander for advanced surfers, and several camps offer surf guiding or private coaching tailored to your level rather than structured beginner lessons.