Very good advice: Next time, I will get myself a 'surf bodyguard,' and maybe an extra one to make sure that I will catch extra waves without getting yell at.😂. I am just kidding around. I know what you're really meant. It's helping the locals little bit financially, and it's making the experiences more relaxing.
Thanks for a great video, helped me plan where to surf as a somewhat ’experienced’ beginner in the Bukit Peninsula! Tried all of these spots. Had a great time and managed to catch my first green waves by myself at Thomas Beach 🥹🏄♀️ Would probably not surf them as a complete beginner though due to the reefs, but think they are great for someone who has surfed at least a couple of times.
@@emiliaflorence3819 that’s amazing! I am so happy for you! Bukit is definitely an intense place to surf nowadays and I am glad my video can help you a bit in your journey :) keep up the good work!
Dreamland is also suitable for beginners, although the waves break quite close to the shore. On the other hand, Bingin's waves are too hollow and fast for beginners, and it has only one take-off spot, making it highly competitive among surfers.
Bingin also has a shallow, spikey reef. Dreamland is definitely the better choice, not the inside though, or the break far out straight ahead. Rather walk to the right when reaching the beach, past all the umbrellas and sunbeds. There’s another break over there which is more beginner friendly. You can rent right on the beach if you don’t have your own board.
@@themaskedamateurmagician1209 watch this video man. You are misreading the title. I never recommend any beginner surf uluwatu. The spots I recommend are baby padang, Thomas beach and jimbaran.
Go to kuta beach, baby padang, or dreamland if you are a beginner uluwatu is not a wave for beginners thats why so many people get hurt and hurt others on a daily basis ! Be respectful !
There's no need to go to Bali at all if you are a beginner. You will likely have little fun, not because of the waves, but because of the crowds of competent surfers. And those surfers don't need any more people in the way. Find some less crowded destination and don't tell anyone if you find paradise.
@@poita3915 For beginners, it's not just about what type of break is suitable, but how the wave breaks. Gentle, rolling waves that break on a reef with deep water are absolutely perfect for beginners. On the other hand, there are also those crazy, powerful beach breaks with a sandy bottom.
@@poita3915 Some reef breaks are perfect for beginners: Consistency and soft pitched waves. They are all over Costa Rica and Hawaii. I learned on Reef break near Pahoa, Hawaii.
@@Jeroen12345 I used the instructor to critique my surfing techniques, and getting more wave counts in the line up. You think all instructor are there just to push?
Bali is now an island for tourist as a surf spot, surf has bécame a trend on insta so… still it’s necessary so many years until the trend pass by🥵 and you get your Isla again calm
This video should be used to classify people who comment without watching… thanks for the great guide
Very good advice: Next time, I will get myself a 'surf bodyguard,' and maybe an extra one to make sure that I will catch extra waves without getting yell at.😂.
I am just kidding around. I know what you're really meant. It's helping the locals little bit financially, and it's making the experiences more relaxing.
@@aaronvu6292 exactly like that buddy
Uluwatu is not for beginners!
@@iampetrunin yes, that’s right! That’s why I said around uluwatu area :) spots I recommend in this video is baby padang, Thomas beach and jimbaran
Its just what he said, but probably u did not Watch a 5seconds of the video 😂😂😂😂
or just watch a video before you talking, its pretty nice video for beginners with all the explanations.
Thanks for a great video, helped me plan where to surf as a somewhat ’experienced’ beginner in the Bukit Peninsula! Tried all of these spots. Had a great time and managed to catch my first green waves by myself at Thomas Beach 🥹🏄♀️ Would probably not surf them as a complete beginner though due to the reefs, but think they are great for someone who has surfed at least a couple of times.
@@emiliaflorence3819 that’s amazing! I am so happy for you! Bukit is definitely an intense place to surf nowadays and I am glad my video can help you a bit in your journey :) keep up the good work!
谢谢你的介绍，刚好想去，
NOT for beginners, extremely dangerous.
What about surfing at Dreamland or Bingin?
Dreamland is also suitable for beginners, although the waves break quite close to the shore. On the other hand, Bingin's waves are too hollow and fast for beginners, and it has only one take-off spot, making it highly competitive among surfers.
@@jackinparadise thank you 🙏
Bingin also has a shallow, spikey reef. Dreamland is definitely the better choice, not the inside though, or the break far out straight ahead. Rather walk to the right when reaching the beach, past all the umbrellas and sunbeds. There’s another break over there which is more beginner friendly. You can rent right on the beach if you don’t have your own board.
How to promote a beach that is not for beginners
Just let them eat shit and learn I guess 😂
@@jackinparadisewell you're misguiding then! Thats so evil of you to let people in danger just by making this video to encourage them to paddle out
@@themaskedamateurmagician1209 watch this video man. You are misreading the title. I never recommend any beginner surf uluwatu. The spots I recommend are baby padang, Thomas beach and jimbaran.
@@themaskedamateurmagician1209 AROUND uluwatu!
Do not surf Uluwatu if you're a beginner.
@@travelfootiekie yes! That’s why I recommended baby padang, Thomas beach, and jimbaran.
Go to kuta beach, baby padang, or dreamland if you are a beginner uluwatu is not a wave for beginners thats why so many people get hurt and hurt others on a daily basis ! Be respectful !
@@exesbrasil yes! The spots I recommend in the videos are: baby padang, Thomas beach and jimbaran.
There's no need to go to Bali at all if you are a beginner. You will likely have little fun, not because of the waves, but because of the crowds of competent surfers. And those surfers don't need any more people in the way. Find some less crowded destination and don't tell anyone if you find paradise.
@@paulc6498 damn! I really like your style
Blabla Blabla tell it without crying now 😂 you guys have sell Bali as a surf camp turístic so enjoy
Canggu less crowded than ulu imo
Facts
Where'd you find this guy ? Only baby padang for beginners , otherwise very dangerous area for beginners
watch the video mate, the 3 beginner spots i suggested in this video are baby padang, thomas beach, and jimbaran. the title saying "AROUND" uluwatu
Short answer. Don’t
How to surf uluwatu as a beginner… DONT
Correct. I didn’t recommend them to
Full shitshow just follow the unwritten rules if its not your wave just drop in and add to the shitshow
Beginners stay at home.
Who isn't a beginner at first? No one wakes up one day as a John John Florence
@jackinparadise everyone of course. But easy soft beach breaks are great places for beginners to learn to surf. Not a reef break.
@@poita3915 For beginners, it's not just about what type of break is suitable, but how the wave breaks. Gentle, rolling waves that break on a reef with deep water are absolutely perfect for beginners. On the other hand, there are also those crazy, powerful beach breaks with a sandy bottom.
@@poita3915 Some reef breaks are perfect for beginners: Consistency and soft pitched waves. They are all over Costa Rica and Hawaii.
I learned on Reef break near Pahoa, Hawaii.
using a surf instructor when you have been surfing 10+ years is the biggest kook move of kooks moves, ridiculous
No matter how long you've been doing something, there will always be others who excel in ways you haven't yet mastered.
@@jackinparadise that statement makes no sense
@@Jeroen12345 so you think it’s a kook move to keep learning from an instructor even after 10 years of surfing?
@@jackinparadise no, its a kook move to use an instructor to push you into waves
@@Jeroen12345 I used the instructor to critique my surfing techniques, and getting more wave counts in the line up. You think all instructor are there just to push?
beginners shouldn"t be surfing Ulu"s
@@MrTonycapt 100 percent, I didn’t recommend them to
Easy : don t come to Bali ; we have enough of penguins surfing here for holidays .
Over tourism is a cancer….
Bali is now an island for tourist as a surf spot, surf has bécame a trend on insta so… still it’s necessary so many years until the trend pass by🥵 and you get your Isla again calm
You missed Toro-Toro 🫣
@@Eidref102 secret beginner spot! Should I make a video on beginner guide to act like localism surfer and be intimidating 😂
@@jackinparadise 😂😂