Keramas is a surf spot located on the east coast of Bali, known for its lively vibe and strong surf culture. It's become a popular destination for both local and visiting surfers, and it has gained a reputation for hosting pro contests. The surf here is mainly focused on a jagged lava reef, which can create some exciting waves, making it a jet-set plaything for the surfing community.

The waves at Keramas primarily break to the right and are best with swells coming from the south or southwest, handling sizes from about 2 feet (0.6 meters) and up. The reef can produce solid barrels and has sections that are ideal for progressive moves and big airs. It tends to be more rideable during higher incoming tides, but you can catch decent waves at low and mid tides too. The wind is usually best coming from the northwest. It's definitely a spot that suits intermediate surfers who are looking for some action.

Conditions can change pretty quickly, so keep an eye out for how the waves are behaving. Although it can be crowded, especially during dawn sessions, some surfers still enjoy the challenge. Just remember to watch out for the current when the swell is bigger, and be prepared for a bit of competition in the water.