This archipelago, comprising over 17,000 islands, is a warm water surf destination par excellence. Revered globally amongst surfers both young and old, Indonesia is best known for the island of Bali, but venture a bit further and incredible waves and less crowds wait for you..
Indonesia has two main seasons: the wet and the dry. The dry season (April to September) is the most famous for surfing, characterised by strong swells and sunny days. During the wet season chances of rain are higher but this is actually still a great time for a surf trip, given that the waves are still consistent for less advanced surfers and the hungry crowds decrease consistently.