Medewi Beach (Surf Point & Sunset Spot)

Just a few minutes’ walk from Dikaloha Surfcamp — it’s your home break, right at your doorstep.

The Soul of West Bali Surfing

Medewi Beach is more than just a surf spot — it’s the beating heart of this quiet coastal village. Known for its long, gentle left-hand wave, Medewi has earned a special place among surfers who prefer smooth, soulful rides over crowded breaks.

The wave peels gracefully for hundreds of meters, offering plenty of time to flow, turn, and enjoy the rhythm of the ocean.

Whether you’re paddling out for your first green wave or chasing that perfect line on a longboard, Medewi delivers — mellow enough for beginners, yet endlessly fun for experienced riders.

A Beach of Contrast and Calm

Unlike the white sandy beaches of South Bali, Medewi’s charm lies in its natural ruggedness. The beach is a beautiful mix of smooth volcanic pebbles, shimmering black sand, and the deep blue of the Indian Ocean. Palm trees sway along the coastline, and small warungs serve fresh coconuts and nasi goreng to passing surfers.

The vibe here is unhurried — sunrise sessions with locals, mid-day coffee at a beach café, and evenings spent watching the tide roll in. Medewi’s magic isn’t just in the waves; it’s in its quiet soul.

A Sunset You’ll Never Forget

When the sun begins to sink, Medewi transforms. The sky ignites in shades of orange, pink, and violet, reflecting across the black sands and tidal pools. Fishermen haul in their nets, surfers glide through the last golden waves, and the entire beach seems to pause.

For many travelers, watching the Medewi sunset is a ritual — a moment of stillness where time slows, and Bali feels infinite.
Bring a sarong, grab a drink, and let the view sink into your memory.

Local Life & Community

Medewi remains a traditional fishing village at heart. You’ll often see local fishermen launching their colorful boats at dawn, children playing near the tide pools, and elders preparing offerings at small seaside shrines.
It’s a glimpse of authentic Bali — where surfing and spirituality coexist naturally.

The community here welcomes visitors warmly, and by staying at Dikaloha Surf Camp, you’re becoming part of that daily rhythm — sharing the same waves, smiles, and sunsets.

Tips for Visitors

• Best surf season: April to October (dry season) for consistent waves and offshore winds.
• Best time of day: Early morning and sunset for smooth conditions and magical light.
• What to bring: Reef-safe sunscreen, booties (for pebbly shore), and a camera for the sunsets.
• Nearby eats: Small beach warungs and coffee spots — ask Dikaloha staff for their favorites.
• Good to know: The beach is rocky in parts; be careful when entering and exiting during low tide.

Why You’ll Love It

Medewi Beach captures the essence of what travelers seek in Bali — nature, culture, surf, and peace all flowing together. It’s where the ocean teaches patience, the sunsets bring silence, and every day ends with gratitude.

For those staying at Dikaloha Surf Camp, Medewi isn’t just a nearby attraction — it’s home.