Time & Place – What’s Uluwatu Like In September?




September marks the backend of the dry season here in Bali. SE trade winds still prevail, but there can be a bit more variation compared to July and August.

Big swells are still fairly common during this time of the year, but usually a bit less so compared to the previous months.

This can be a good thing for most surfers, with more smooth and medium sized days at a spot like Uluwatu.

Here’s a collection of clips filmed in September 2023 to show you what to expect.

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