Ewan's Left

Ewan’s Left is a surf spot located in Bali, Indonesia. The surf spot provides left waves. This reef break is known for its consistency, offering surfable conditions approximately 150 days per year. The wave quality is considered normal, with a power rating of 7 out of 10. Ewan’s Left is suitable for intermediate to advanced surfers, so check your skills before paddling out to make sure the spot and conditions fit your surfing level. The wave length is typically short, less than 50 meters, and the crowd level is generally low. Optimal surf conditions include a swell size between 3 to 6 feet, originating from the south to southeast, with wind directions from the northwest, west, or southwest. The best tides for surfing here are low to mid tides. Surfers should be cautious of rip currents, which are a notable hazard at this spot. The bottom consists of coral reef, so wearing reef boots is advisable to protect against sharp surfaces. Ewan’s Left has two distinct personalities depending on wave height. During low wave conditions, it offers a mellow left peel at low to mid tide. However, with larger waves up to about 2 meters, it transforms into a powerful, sucky reef break with potential for great left tubes. In these conditions, it’s best surfed at mid to high tide, but be aware of the strong outgoing channel rip. The spot is accessible via the Inna Putri Hotel, a nearby public road, or a continuous waterfront path. Nearby surf spots include Mushroom, Nusa Dua, Sri Lanka, Bali Tropic, and Serangan. When checking the surf forecast or report, always consider the current conditions and your own abilities. If the spot gets crowded, remember to respect the locals and follow proper surf etiquette. Always prioritize safety and be aware of the potential hazards, including rips, undertow, and the coral reef bottom.