Sedi Point surf

Sedi Point

Intermediate
Point break · Moderate · Best: May–October · All tides
Working best in Rote now T-Land / Boa Good · 1.1m @ 12s View →
Conditions right now
Poor–Fair
Wave
0.8m
Swell
0.6m
6s · SE
Period
6s
Wind
15 km/h
E · gust 27
Onshore
Water
28°C
Air
26°C

Surf report

Tide falling · Low 12:00 PM 0.0m
Time Surf Swell Wind Tide
6 AM 0.9 m
0.5m 7s SSE
15 km/h on
1.2m
9 AM 0.9 m
0.5m 11s SW
23 km/h on
0.5m
12 PM 0.9 m
0.4m 11s SW
24 km/h on
0.0m
3 PM 1.0 m
0.4m 10s S
24 km/h on
0.6m
6 PM 1.0 m
0.5m 6s E
22 km/h on
0.9m
Best session today
8 AM–10 AM
Onshore 0.5m swell @ 11s

Next 24 hours

Wave Swell
0.0 0.8 1.5 5 AM8 AM11 AM2 PM5 PM8 PM11 PM2 AM

Wind

Speed Gusts (km/h)
0 25 50 5 AM8 AM11 AM2 PM5 PM8 PM11 PM2 AM

Tide

Low 12:00 PM · 0.0m High 6:00 PM · 0.9m Low 12:00 AM · -0.0m High 6:00 AM · 1.4m
L 12 PM H 6 PM L 12 AM H 6 AM L 1 PM H 7 PM L 1 AM 5 AM11 AM5 PM11 PM5 AM11 AM5 PM11 PM

7-day outlook

Best days
Wed, Jun 10
0.7–1.1m
Thu, Jun 11
1.1–1.5m
Fri, Jun 12 Best
1.2–1.4m
Sat, Jun 13
1.0–1.2m
Sun, Jun 14
1.0–1.1m
Mon, Jun 15
1.0–1.1m
Tue, Jun 16
0.9–1.1m

Hourly detail

Show next 24h
Time Wave Swell Period Wind Tide
5 AM 0.8m 0.6m SE 6s 15 E on 1.3m
6 AM 0.9m 0.5m SSE 7s 15 E on 1.2m
7 AM 0.9m 0.5m S 9s 17 ESE cross 1.0m
8 AM 0.9m 0.5m SW 11s 23 ESE cross 0.8m
9 AM 0.9m 0.5m SW 11s 23 ESE cross 0.5m
10 AM 0.9m 0.4m SW 11s 23 ESE cross 0.2m
11 AM 0.9m 0.4m SW 11s 23 ESE cross 0.0m
12 PM 0.9m 0.4m SW 11s 24 ESE cross 0.0m
1 PM 1.0m 0.4m SW 11s 24 ESE cross 0.1m
2 PM 1.0m 0.4m SW 11s 24 ESE cross 0.3m
3 PM 1.0m 0.4m S 10s 24 ESE cross 0.6m
4 PM 1.0m 0.5m SE 8s 24 ESE on 0.8m
5 PM 1.0m 0.5m E 7s 21 ESE on 0.9m
6 PM 1.0m 0.5m E 6s 22 ESE on 0.9m
7 PM 1.0m 0.5m E 7s 21 ESE on 0.8m
8 PM 1.1m 0.5m E 7s 22 ESE on 0.6m
9 PM 1.1m 0.6m E 6s 21 ESE on 0.4m
10 PM 1.1m 0.7m E 6s 22 ESE on 0.1m
11 PM 1.1m 0.8m ESE 6s 20 ESE on 0.0m
12 AM 1.1m 0.8m ESE 6s 19 E on -0.0m
1 AM 1.1m 0.8m ESE 6s 19 E on 0.1m
2 AM 1.1m 0.8m ESE 7s 19 ESE on 0.4m
3 AM 1.1m 0.8m ESE 6s 20 ESE on 0.7m
4 AM 1.1m 0.8m ESE 6s 20 E on 1.1m

About Sedi Point

Sedi Point is a mellow point break on Rote that peels with enough consistency to keep intermediate surfers happy for hours. The wave wraps around the point, offering longer rides and time to work on turns and flow. It handles a variety of swell sizes without getting too intimidating, making it a reliable option on smaller days. A relaxed atmosphere adds to its charm.

Local knowledge

Hazards

The reef shelf is shallow at low tide — live coral and sea urchins lurk beneath the surface, so booties are strongly recommended and wipeouts at low water can leave marks. A moderate rip runs along the point on bigger swells; use it to your advantage on the paddle out but be mindful of it sweeping you past the take-off zone. Boat traffic from fishing vessels rounding the point can be an occasional issue, so stay aware of your surroundings.

Getting there

Rote is reached by a short domestic flight from Kupang (West Timor) or by the Kupang–Ba'a ferry, followed by a road transfer to the Nembrala area. Sedi Point is a short ojek or scooter ride from Nembrala village — look for the track down to the point near the local warungs that line the beachfront. Entry is straightforward off the rocks at the tip of the point on most tides; exit via the sandy-bottomed channel on the inside to avoid scrambling over reef.

Board

A versatile shortboard (6'2"–6'6") or a mid-length suits Sedi's peeling, user-friendly walls and gives you plenty of canvas to work turns over the longer sections. On small, gutless days bring a fish or a hybrid — the extra volume keeps momentum through the slower parts of the point.

Localism

mellow — relaxed vibe.

Where to go now

Sedi Point vs. nearby, live
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Sedi Point
this spot
0.8m
0.6m 6s
15 on
Poor–Fair
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0.8m
0.5m 11s
14 off
Fair
Dela Beach Best now
26 km away
1.0m
0.8m 12s
17 off
Good
26 km away
1.0m
0.8m 12s
17 off
Good

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Surfing in Rote

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Rote is Indonesia's southernmost inhabited island, a low, dry, sun-bleached slip of land hanging off the bottom of Timor in East Nusa Tenggara. It's about as far from the Bali crowds as you can get and still find world-class surf — which is exactly the point. The scene revolves around the village of Nemberala (Nembrala) on the west coast, where a string of guesthouses, surf camps and warungs line up behind the reef.

✈️Getting there

Reaching Rote is half the adventure. First fly to Kupang (Timor) — El Tari Airport (KOE) — via Bali (Denpasar) or Jakarta, usually with a connection. From Kupang's Bolok harbour you take the fast ferry across to Rote's port at Ba'a, a crossing of roughly 1.5–2 hours; a slower car ferry also runs but takes longer.

🛵Getting around

Once you're in Nemberala, most of the popular waves are close — T-Land, Boa and the beach breaks are within easy reach, and several spots are walkable or a short paddle from the main strip.

🌤️Climate & season

Rote has a pronounced dry, savanna-like climate — drier than Bali and noticeably so. The dry season runs roughly May to October and is the surf season: this is when consistent groundswell arrives and the dependable southeast trade winds groom the west-coast lefts, holding most of the season's offshore conditions.