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Live Report · Medewi Beach, West Bali
Medewi Surf Report & Forecast
Current wave height, swell, wind and water temperature, updated in real time.
🏄 Medewi Surf Report
Medewi Beach · West Bali, Indonesia
05:15
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7-Day Surf & Weather Forecast
Looking for the Magicseaweed (MSW) forecast for Medewi? Magicseaweed is no longer online, and magicseaweed.com now redirects to Surfline. The live report above is our own, built from Open-Meteo forecast and marine data for Medewi Beach, and it is free to use.
ℹ️ Wave & water data from the Open-Meteo Marine API; weather from the Open-Meteo Forecast API. Surf rating is an automatic estimate based on swell height, period and wind. Always check the conditions in person before paddling out.
Know the wave
Surfing the weather in Medewi
Medewi sits on Bali’s west coast in Jembrana, home to one of the island’s longest left-hand point breaks: a mellow, slow-peeling wave that can run for hundreds of metres on the right day. Because it breaks over a rock-and-cobblestone point, the Medewi waves favour mid-to-high tide and clean, offshore mornings.
Best time to surf Medewi
The best weather for surfing lines up with Bali’s dry season, roughly April to October, when south-east trade winds blow offshore in the mornings and consistent Indian Ocean swell wraps into the point. Early starts are rewarded with the cleanest conditions before the wind turns onshore around midday. The wet season (November to March) still serves up fun, quieter days. Water stays warm year-round at roughly 27 to 29 °C. Boardshorts or a bikini and a light rashguard are all you need. Want to time your paddle-out? The live report above shows exactly what the next few days look like. New to the numbers? Here is how to read a surf forecast.
Planning your dates? Read our full guide: Best Time to Surf Medewi: season, tides & crowds.
Medewi waves: what to expect
Medewi is a forgiving, long left that’s ideal for longboarders, improvers and intermediate surfers learning to ride a point break. It’s rarely heavy and far less crowded than the breaks on the Bukit Peninsula. On bigger south-west swells the wave has more push and longer walls; on smaller days it’s a relaxed cruiser. As always: check the conditions in person before paddling out.
New to the wave or want to progress faster? Our surf coaching in Medewi.
Quick answers
Medewi surf weather FAQ
What is the best time to surf Medewi?
The dry season from April to October offers the most consistent surf weather, with offshore winds in the morning and steady Indian Ocean swell. Dawn sessions are usually the cleanest.
How big are the waves in Medewi?
Medewi typically runs waist- to head-high, with longer, more powerful walls on bigger south-west swells. It is a long, mellow left rather than a heavy, hollow wave.
What is the water temperature in Medewi?
The water is warm all year, around 27 to 29 °C (about 81 to 84 °F), so you can surf in boardshorts or a bikini with an optional rashguard.
Is Medewi good for beginners?
Yes. Medewi’s slow, forgiving left is great for improvers and longboarders, and complete beginners progress fastest with a coach guiding each session.
Which way does Medewi break?
Medewi is a left-hand point break over a rock-and-cobblestone bottom, working best on mid-to-high tide.
Want to be on the right wave at the right time?
We check the conditions every morning. Coaching sessions always hit the best window of the day.