Wane surf

Wane

Intermediate
Reef break · Moderate · Best: May–October · All tides
Working best in Sumbawa now Lakey Peak Epic · 1.8m @ 11s View →
Conditions right now
Epic
Wave
2.1m
Swell
2.1m
11s · SW
Period
11s
Wind
4 km/h
SE · gust 19
Cross-shore
Water
29°C
Air
26°C

Surf report

Tide rising · High 9:00 PM 1.7m
Time Surf Swell Wind Tide
6 AM 2.0 m
2.0m 11s SW
5 km/h cross
0.2m
9 AM 2.0 m
2.0m 11s SW
7 km/h cross
1.3m
12 PM 2.1 m
2.1m 12s SW
6 km/h cross
0.5m
3 PM 2.1 m
2.1m 11s SW
6 km/h cross
-0.6m
6 PM 2.1 m
2.1m 11s SW
4 km/h on
0.5m
Best session today
4 PM–6 PM
Cross-shore 2.1m swell @ 11s

Next 24 hours

Wave Swell
0.0 1.3 2.5 5 PM8 PM11 PM2 AM5 AM8 AM11 AM2 PM

Wind

Speed Gusts (km/h)
0 15 30 5 PM8 PM11 PM2 AM5 AM8 AM11 AM2 PM

Tide

High 9:00 PM · 1.7m Low 4:00 AM · -1.0m High 10:00 AM · 1.4m Low 4:00 PM · -0.6m
H 9 PM L 4 AM H 10 AM L 4 PM H 10 PM L 4 AM H 10 AM 5 PM11 PM5 AM11 AM5 PM11 PM5 AM11 AM

7-day outlook

Best days
Sun, Oct 25 Best
2.0–2.1m
Mon, Oct 26
1.9–2.1m
Tue, Oct 27
1.5–1.9m
Wed, Oct 28
1.3–1.5m
Thu, Oct 29
1.0–1.3m
Fri, Oct 30
0.9–1.0m
Sat, Oct 31
0.9–1.0m

Hourly detail

Show next 24h
Time Wave Swell Period Wind Tide
5 PM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 4 SE cross -0.0m
6 PM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 4 S on 0.5m
7 PM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 5 S on 1.1m
8 PM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 4 SW on 1.5m
9 PM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 3 NNE off 1.7m
10 PM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 4 S on 1.6m
11 PM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 3 SSE cross 1.2m
12 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 3 SSW on 0.6m
1 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 4 WSW on -0.0m
2 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 4 WSW on -0.6m
3 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 11s 4 WSW on -1.0m
4 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 10s 5 SW on -1.0m
5 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 10s 4 SW on -0.8m
6 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 10s 5 SSW on -0.3m
7 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 10s 4 S on 0.4m
8 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 10s 6 SSE on 0.9m
9 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 10s 6 SE cross 1.3m
10 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 10s 5 ESE cross 1.4m
11 AM 2.1m 2.1m SW 10s 5 SE cross 1.2m
12 PM 2.0m 2.0m SW 10s 5 ESE cross 0.8m
1 PM 2.0m 2.0m SW 10s 5 ESE cross 0.2m
2 PM 2.0m 2.0m SW 10s 4 SE cross -0.3m
3 PM 2.0m 2.0m SW 10s 7 ENE off -0.6m
4 PM 2.0m 2.0m SW 10s 4 E cross -0.6m

About Wane

Wane es un reef break divertido de nivel intermedio en Sumbawa que ofrece olas abiertas y maniobables con un carácter dinámico. La ola tiene suficiente forma y velocidad para desarrollar tu surf sin lanzarte a barrels peligrosamente potentes. Es ideal para surfistas que se sienten cómodos en reef y buscan perfeccionar sus giros y leer líneas más rápidas. Un spot muy completo que ofrece variedad a medida que la marea y la dirección del swell van cambiando a lo largo del día.

Local knowledge

Hazards

El arrecife es poco profundo con marea baja — el coral filoso y los erizos de mar hacen que las caídas sean costosas, por lo que se recomienda encarecidamente usar escarpines. Una corriente moderada corre a lo largo del canal a un lado del break; úsala para salir remando de forma eficiente, pero vigila que no te arrastre fuera del lineup al volver a la orilla. El tráfico de embarcaciones pesqueras y botes charter puede ser un problema durante los swells con mucha actividad, así que mantente alerta en el canal.

Getting there

La forma más habitual de llegar a Wane es en bote charter desde Hu'u o mediante el traslado de un surf camp — no hay un camino sencillo por la playa hasta el lineup. Los botes de día fondean en el canal y funcionan como punto de descanso entre sesiones; confirma la posición de fondeo del patrón antes de salir a remar para tener una referencia clara de entrada y salida. Si te alojas en la zona, los warungs y guesthouses de Hu'u pueden organizar traslados en bote e informarte sobre las condiciones actuales antes de partir.

Board

Una shortboard versátil de entre 6'0" y 6'4" se adapta bien al carácter maniobrable y abierto de la ola en días estándar de 3 a 5 pies — algo con un poco de volumen extra para mantenerte en movimiento en las secciones algo más rápidas. Sube a una tabla de 6'6"–6'8" cuando los swells del sur más sólidos empujen el tamaño por encima de los 6 pies y el arrecife empiece a exponerse de forma más agresiva.

Localism

moderate — be polite, wait your turn.

Where to go now

Wane vs. nearby, live
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Wane Best now
this spot
2.1m
2.1m 11s
4 cross
Epic
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2.1m
2.1m 11s
2 cross
Good
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2.1m
2.1m 11s
5 cross
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22 km away
1.8m
1.7m 11s
5 cross
Epic

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Surfing in Sumbawa

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Sumbawa is Indonesia's rugged middle child, sitting east of Lombok and west of Flores, and it remains one of the archipelago's last genuine surf frontiers. Where Bali hums with traffic and beach clubs, Sumbawa offers dry savannah hills, empty white-sand bays, dusty roads and fishing villages where life still moves at its own pace.

✈️Getting there

Most surfers reach Sumbawa overland and by ferry from Bali or Lombok. The classic route is Bali to Lombok, then drive across Lombok to Kayangan and take the public ferry to Poto Tano in West Sumbawa (roughly 1.5–2 hours). From Poto Tano it's a 1–2 hour drive to the Maluk/Sekongkang surf zone.

🛵Getting around

Once on Sumbawa, a scooter is the cheapest and most flexible way to reach nearby breaks, and many surf camps in Maluk and Hu'u rent them with board racks. Roads on the main routes are decent, but expect potholes, livestock, dust in the dry season and stretches of rough or unsealed track to remote bays.

🌤️Climate & season

Sumbawa has a dry, hot tropical climate, drier and more arid than Bali, with two clear seasons. The dry season runs roughly April to October — this is prime surf time, with cleaner conditions, consistent groundswell and steady offshore-to-cross trade winds in the mornings.