The dry season is from April till October and wind months as well. Temperature is tropical, no wetsuit needed. Water is 25-32°C. Air from 20-35°C. It is possible to surf all year around.

Recommended wind for kitesurfing is wind coming from E, ESE, SE, W, WNW and NW .

There is Thermal, Frontal and Trade wind at Bali / Canggu, Indonesia.

The wind is sideoffshore but almost sideshore. It's pretty gusty specially near the beach break. It can happen, that if there is no wind on the east cost there is 14-18 knots of wind on this side. Some kind of venturi effect plus the land heating create more wind in this side. If the easterlies are strong the wind here is too offshore, go to Sanur or Nusa Dua instead. The wind is a bit cleaner then in Bolare as become more side shore, but still gusty on the beach. Can be extremely gusty on the beach but cleans up 100meters out. Usual trade wind is slightly offshore.

Wind usually blows from E, ESE, SE, SW, WSW, W, WNW and NW on the spot.

The best moments to come to Bali / Canggu, Indonesia are May, June, July, August and September .

Bali / Canggu, Indonesia is a Medium waves and Big waves spot.

The launching/landing area is reported to be of Medium size.

The beach is in front of the hotel Tugu. The beach is very small and plenty of rocks around. Please be careful with your kite not to upset beach users.

The next place is at the surf brake of Canggu, called 'the old man wave' in front of the Hotel Tugu. Small reef and rocks in the water here and they are not easy to spot specially at medium-high tides. Please ask first the locals before you go in the water. If nobody is in the water better don't go. There are various channels to go out, one in front of the small Warung (local restaurant that serve good food very very affordable), one is exactly in front of the hotel beach. Look out for the big set, take your time to make your move. Be very careful at low tide or you can get dragged over the exposed reef. On the outside looking to the sea on the right there is a bommie (or big wave) with big swells and low tide is the ultimate place for 'big waves'.