Ujung Walur

Ujung Walur is an exposed reef surfing spot with peeling reef-wave characteristics and a strong emphasis on mid-to-high tide for safer reef coverage. When conditions are right, the break delivers long, fun sections that can feel mellow compared with more aggressive nearby options in the region. Wave-wise, the spot is described as a reef break with predominantly right-hand (and generally peeling) walls, with good-to-moderate wave power. Multiple datasets note the potential for very long rides (with one reporting typical rides around ~150 meters and the possibility of up to ~200 meters on a good day), though the reef’s shallow nature means the best surfing conditions depend heavily on tide and swell. Wind is typically governed by a reliable dry-season trade-wind pattern, with offshore grooming reported when winds blow from the east/northeast directions. Regional guidance also describes a daytime wind window (often developing into the afternoon), which tends to support consistent surfing conditions during the dry months. Safety is the main theme here: rocks and reef hazards are repeatedly emphasized, and the extremely shallow end section can make low tide particularly risky. Local recommendations include focusing on mid to high tide, using a careful route/line when entering and exiting to avoid the reef channel, and wearing booties if you’re not comfortable walking on sharp reef.