Discover the surf
West Bali
Like the rest of the south-facing islands in the archipelago, Bali benefits from an almost endless supply of Southern Ocean groundswell arriving form the S to WSW (180º-247º) but by far the most consistent direction is due SW (225º). These swells range from 3-12ft (1-4m), with averages around 5ft @ 11secs from Nov-March, then upping to 7-8ft @ 14secs in the middle of the April to Oct high season. Underlying windswell can mix in from the SE to the W but has little bearing on the surf at most breaks. Sometimes, 6-10ft (2-3m) tropical cyclone swells can arrive from far off disturbances in the western Indian Ocean off the coast of Madagascar and occasionally from storms a lot closer, forming around the Keeling Islands and NW Australia through the southern hemisphere summer. The big Bay of Bengal typhoons are too far north for Bali. Swells are focused onto the Bukit Peninsula because of the deep-water channels on either side of Bali, particularly the east side Lombok channel, which can draw in overhead waves to Nusa Dua when everywhere else seems too small. The ESE trade winds blow reliably from April to Oct, giving west Bukit breaks a 50% chance of being a 5 star day throughout June, July and August. Transition months can have oscillating winds with a bit of everything – Nov blows mainly from the SE to SW. Winds then shift SW-NW for the Dec to March wet-season, with either side of W dominant and a higher percentage of SW than NW, which is not ideal for many east coast spots like Nusa Dua, Serangan and Keramas. March is more W-SW with 1 day in 5 swinging back to ESE offering the chance of empty Ulu’s for the switched on. Wet season wind speeds are on the whole lower, usually staying below 10mph (16kph) compared to the dry season SE trades which regularly hit double that. Tide charts are posted in surf shop windows. There is a big and a small tide each day (semi-diurnal odd) and some spots only work at certain stages of tide especially if it is small. Full and new moons often see a jump in swell size as tidal range increases and these spring high tides occur around the same time of day throughout the year. Charts are widely available in surf shops and on the internet.
Find more general info about when to go and statistics on the Low Pressure’s Stormrider Guide website.
Bukit Peninsula
Like the rest of the south-facing islands in the archipelago, Bali benefits from an almost endless supply of Southern Ocean groundswell arriving form the S to WSW (180º-247º) but by far the most consistent direction is due SW (225º). These swells range from 3-12ft (1-4m), with averages around 5ft @ 11secs from Nov-March, then upping to 7-8ft @ 14secs in the middle of the April to Oct high season. Underlying windswell can mix in from the SE to the W but has little bearing on the surf at most breaks. Sometimes, 6-10ft (2-3m) tropical cyclone swells can arrive from far off disturbances in the western Indian Ocean off the coast of Madagascar and occasionally from storms a lot closer, forming around the Keeling Islands and NW Australia through the southern hemisphere summer. The big Bay of Bengal typhoons are too far north for Bali. Swells are focused onto the Bukit Peninsula because of the deep-water channels on either side of Bali, particularly the east side Lombok channel, which can draw in overhead waves to Nusa Dua when everywhere else seems too small. The ESE trade winds blow reliably from April to Oct, giving west Bukit breaks a 50% chance of being a 5 star day throughout June, July and August. Transition months can have oscillating winds with a bit of everything – Nov blows mainly from the SE to SW. Winds then shift SW-NW for the Dec to March wet-season, with either side of W dominant and a higher percentage of SW than NW, which is not ideal for many east coast spots like Nusa Dua, Serangan and Keramas. March is more W-SW with 1 day in 5 swinging back to ESE offering the chance of empty Ulu’s for the switched on. Wet season wind speeds are on the whole lower, usually staying below 10mph (16kph) compared to the dry season SE trades which regularly hit double that. Tide charts are posted in surf shop windows. There is a big and a small tide each day (semi-diurnal odd) and some spots only work at certain stages of tide especially if it is small. Full and new moons often see a jump in swell size as tidal range increases and these spring high tides occur around the same time of day throughout the year. Charts are widely available in surf shops and on the internet.
Find more general info about when to go and statistics on the Low Pressure’s Stormrider Guide website.
East Bali
Like the rest of the south-facing islands in the archipelago, Bali benefits from an almost endless supply of Southern Ocean groundswell arriving form the S to WSW (180º-247º) but by far the most consistent direction is due SW (225º). These swells range from 3-12ft (1-4m), with averages around 5ft @ 11secs from Nov-March, then upping to 7-8ft @ 14secs in the middle of the April to Oct high season. Underlying windswell can mix in from the SE to the W but has little bearing on the surf at most breaks. Sometimes, 6-10ft (2-3m) tropical cyclone swells can arrive from far off disturbances in the western Indian Ocean off the coast of Madagascar and occasionally from storms a lot closer, forming around the Keeling Islands and NW Australia through the southern hemisphere summer. The big Bay of Bengal typhoons are too far north for Bali. Swells are focused onto the Bukit Peninsula because of the deep-water channels on either side of Bali, particularly the east side Lombok channel, which can draw in overhead waves to Nusa Dua when everywhere else seems too small. The ESE trade winds blow reliably from April to Oct, giving west Bukit breaks a 50% chance of being a 5 star day throughout June, July and August. Transition months can have oscillating winds with a bit of everything – Nov blows mainly from the SE to SW. Winds then shift SW-NW for the Dec to March wet-season, with either side of W dominant and a higher percentage of SW than NW, which is not ideal for many east coast spots like Nusa Dua, Serangan and Keramas. March is more W-SW with 1 day in 5 swinging back to ESE offering the chance of empty Ulu’s for the switched on. Wet season wind speeds are on the whole lower, usually staying below 10mph (16kph) compared to the dry season SE trades which regularly hit double that. Tide charts are posted in surf shop windows. There is a big and a small tide each day (semi-diurnal odd) and some spots only work at certain stages of tide especially if it is small. Full and new moons often see a jump in swell size as tidal range increases and these spring high tides occur around the same time of day throughout the year. Charts are widely available in surf shops and on the internet.
Find more general info about when to go and statistics on the Low Pressure’s Stormrider Guide website.
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The Slow
Welcome to The Slow, a multifaceted island stay incorporating boutique accommodation, all-day dining and drinks, art and local culture, and interactive retail, set on the coast of Canggu, Bali. A stay at The Slow is an immersive experience. The eclectic space gravitates around The Owners personal art collection, with sound by LA’s Reverberation Radio. It’s a place to rest your bones, stir your senses, and expand your mind.
Located at the crossroads of surf breaks, rice paddies, the mystical hills of Ubud, and cosmopolitan Seminyak, guests can choose to peace out or go play.
The Suites
A tropical brutalism aesthetic defines the rooms and surrounds, which feature native wood, perforated partitions, vertical screens, voided space, and inverted gardens. Every room offers floor-to-ceiling windows. Suites have huge signature screens that swivel open and frame views of Canggu beach and neighbouring villages, with glimpses of Bali’s volcanoes in the distance, while intimate Pool Suites are enclosed by lush jungle greenery around a private plunge pool. Local artisan-produced furniture and crafts and natural textures blend with industrial elements and custom pieces and mini bar by Mr. Sid. Suites configure to king or twin beds, and feature a rain shower, complimentary Wi-Fi, and locally made organic bath amenities.
The Pool Suite
Wake up in your own private paradise. The intimate Pool Suite is a tropical hideaway featuring floor-to-ceiling windows flanked by palm trees, overlooking a private plunge pool enclosed bu lush jungle greenery. The warm and inviting interiors feature local, custom-made furniture and crafts, with sustainable wood and natural stone finishes. The walls are home to The Slow's rotating private art collection and music is curated by Reverberation Radio. This spacious 80sqm Pool Suite has a walk-in rain shower, complimentary Wi-Fi, ceiling fan, in-room safe, mini bar by Mr. Sid, and local, organic bathroom amenities.
The Grand Suite
This oversized 60sqm suite has floor-to-ceiling windows with custom screens that swivel open to views of the neighbouring village. Warm and inviting minimal / tropical interiors feature locally made furniture and crafts, with sustainable wood and natural stone finishes. The walls are home to The Slow's rotating private art collection and music is curated by Reverberation Radio. The bright and airy Slow Suite has a walk-in rain shower, complimentary Wi-Fi, ceiling fan, in-room safe, mini bar by Mr. Sid, and local, organic bathroom amenities. Can be configured to twin or king beds.
What awaits you
“Canggu's most modern, hip and stylish surf resort”
300m from Batu Bolong beach, The Slow Canggu in Bali will stir your senses like no other place. It’s chic-designs, intriguing art and eclectic creative corners will have you having a hard time finding anything else like it. Not only is the design mind blowing, but the services on offer will make you want to stay forever. Rooms are tailored for your stay, instead of plastic combs, you’ll find surf wax, insect spray and Bali Belly aid on your bathroom shelves. Rain showers, suites with private pools, there isn’t much they haven’t thought of.
“Beginner to pro - more waves than you can handle”
Closest beach Batu Bolong is a perfect beginner friendly wave with multitudes of surf schools with eager and friendly surf coaches. Staying at The Slow you also will be directed to some of Canggu’s best surf guides and coaches. Batu Bolong also has a fun left for longboarders whilst only 5 mins down the beach you’ll come across the steeper, quieter, more hollow waves of echo beach. Additionally is an array of beach breaks further north and south. No matter what you’re kind of surf is, you’ll be able to find it nearby and be easily directed there by the staff at The Slow.
“Your biggest self indulgence”
After hours of exploring all the different surf breaks, you can take the day in with a breathtaking view from the rooftop terrace at The Slow. Have drinks be brought to you from the modern bar and watch the sky turn brilliant shades of pinks and oranges. Given the location of The Slow, you’ll be taken away by the multitudes of choices of places to eat and drink that are all within walking distance. Airport transfers can be arranged as well as any other forms of transports through the staff at The Slow as well as other delights like massages or tours.
Top reasons to stay at the slow canggu
- Modern focus with food, beverages and services
- Unique design and art
- Unlimited choice of waves for all levels
- Close to the multitudes of Canggus places to eat and drink
- Overly helpful staff full of the best local knowledge
By Reverberation Radio. Formed by Los Angeles band Allah-las and friends, Reverberation Radio has grown into a much-loved, internet institution. Their weekly podcast serve up an illuminative, heart-warming and enchanting selection of lost gems tracks that become instant favorites – to the point where it’s hard to understand how these songs were ever overlooked. The Slows’s concept of a single sound through the venue encourages the guests to discover new artists and expand their understanding of how music from every decade is intertwined, revolving, and relative.
Located at the crossroads of surf breaks, rice paddies, the mystical hills of Ubud, and cosmopolitan Seminyak, guests can choose to peace out or go play.
Eat & Drink at The Slow
Eat & Drink at The Slow is a contemporary take on ingredient-focused cooking with an island accent. Chef Shannon Moran draws upon his travels through Europe, South America and Asia to create an ever-changing menu of revamped classics, injecting bold, new exotic flavours, with an emphasis on seasonality, sustainability and sane eating. Fiery tastes honor Moran's desire to cook with open flame. The light and airy restaurant, under a highline of botanical chandeliers, is a magnetic meeting spot with friendly service and a bohemian sensibility. A café by day with private dining during the afternoon and evening, the menu focuses on wood-grilled meats and seafood, local vegetables, farm greens, and field grains.
The inventive drinks selection, inspired by mythology and history and designed by London bartender Maya Jaworska, highlights specialty batch spirits, extractions and tonics, with all cocktails pre-batched in-house. A carefully selected wine list presents small growers, regional styles, and quaint vintage wines, encouraging guests to try some of the best old and new world wine the island has to offer. A small collection of local craft beers completes the thirst-quenching offerings. The restaurant connects to Room 13, The Slow’s gallery space, which features a barista station and rotating art collection.
Included
- Accommodation in the chosen room
- Breakfast
Excluded
- Additional services such as surf lessons or guiding (can be added on site)
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