Puri's Point (Senggigi)

Puri's Point (Senggigi) is a left-hand point break set off the man-made break wall near the Puri Mas resort area. The wave breaks over a sharp coral reef and is described as fast and hollow with ledgey “power,” creating a lively, fun ride when the swell and wind line up. When conditions are right, it starts working on very small swell (less than 1m) and can hold up to around 3m+, with hollow and fast sections that keep pushing forward. Typical rides are reported in the ~50–150m range, and the break can be surfed at all tides, though mid to high tide is generally safer for avoiding the sharp reef in shallow/low-tide conditions. Wind-wise, east to northeast winds are the key for cleaner offshore conditions. Morning hours are often best before the afternoon sea-breeze pattern becomes more pronounced, and the spot is generally described as having favorable wind directionality rather than consistently strong winds. The water stays warm year-round (reported around 26–30°C depending on month), so most surfers rely on a rash guard rather than a wetsuit. Safety is the main consideration: sea urchins, rocks, and sharp coral are repeatedly highlighted, and the break is near shallow reef. Booties are strongly recommended, and surfers should be cautious around the reef line, especially at lower tides, while also respecting private/resort access and local surfing etiquette. Rescue/lifeguard coverage is not reported for the spot, so surf with strong situational awareness and plan for self-responsibility.