Nyang Nyang
Also known as: -
Remote, scenic south-Bukit beach/reef; a quieter regular-footer option on a small clean swell.
Best time to surf
Best on small swell + light wind; wet season and Apr-May / Oct-Nov shoulders (south exposure)
Shoulder season: South exposure; shoulder and wet season best
The wave
Break type: Beach / reef break
Bottom: Reef / sand
Wave direction: Both (regular-footers favour it)
Typical wave length: South-coast peaks; breaks close to shore
Ideal swell: Small swell, light wind; picks up plenty of swell
Ideal wind: Offshore in SE to E (dry-season trades)
Working tide: Better at higher tide
Difficulty & skill
Difficulty (1-5): 2-3
Skill level: Intermediate-to-advanced on small swell (works better at higher tide)
Options for a mixed group: A quieter south-coast option for intermediates-plus; pair with a Bukit beginner spot for the group. Long white-sand beach is scenic for non-surfers but the walk down is a barrier.
Safety & hazards
Current; long exit walk; remote; reef/rock sections
No reef lifeguard; reef-cut care and clinics nearby; hospitals in Kuta/Denpasar ~20-45 min; good signal onshore
Crowd, access & conditions
Crowd & localism: Quiet (remote, long walk down)
Access & parking: Long walk / steps down the cliff to the beach; parking above
Surf schools & rental: Guided via Bukit camps; not a lesson break
Water temp & wetsuit: ~27-29 C year-round; boardshorts / rashguard, no wetsuit
Crowds, access and local conditions change - confirm locally before you paddle out.
Around the break
Facilities: Minimal - beach only
For non-surfers: Long scenic white-sand beach; otherwise limited
Location
Nearest hub: Uluwatu / Bukit
-8.8460, 115.1150 (approximate)
Live conditions
Today's swell, wind and tide are a runtime layer - check the live sources: Surfline / Surf-Forecast / Bali Surfing Camp spot pages (live swell/wind is runtime)
This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand surf report. Coordinates are approximate.