Mushroom beach (Nusa Lembongan)

-8.681633 N / 115.432950 O

Mushroom beach (Nusa Lembongan) Surf Spot Guide, Indonesia

Hidden away on Nusa Lembongan, Mushroom Beach delivers a sheltered reef break with rights and lefts peeling over a coral and sharp rock bottom mixed with some sand, creating punchy waves that reward precise positioning. The vibe here is pure solitude, perfect for experienced surfers chasing uncrowded sessions amid the island's laid-back tropical charm. Ordinary power meets regular swells, making it a gem for those who prioritize quality lines over hype.

Geography and Nature

Mushroom Beach sits on the quieter southwestern side of Nusa Lembongan, a small island off Bali's southeast coast in Indonesia, surrounded by lush hills and calm bays rather than urban bustle. The beach itself is a mix of sand and rocky outcrops fringed by coral reef, with the coastal landscape featuring low cliffs and mangrove edges that shelter it from prevailing winds. This remote-feeling spot offers a pristine, natural backdrop far from the main tourist hubs, emphasizing its appeal for surfers seeking an authentic island escape.

Surf Setup

This is a classic reef break firing rights and lefts, often forming clean A-frames when southeast or east swells roll in at 1 to 2.5 meters. Southeast winds create ideal offshore conditions, keeping faces glassy, while high tide is essential to cover the shallow coral and rocks below. Expect a typical session to deliver fast, rippable walls with occasional barrels on bigger sets, lasting 50 to 150 meters for multiple maneuvers before closing out.

Consistency and Best Time

Surf at Mushroom Beach is fairly consistent and regular, thriving during the dry season from May to October when southeast swells dominate and winds align offshore. Avoid the wet season from November to April, as onshore winds and inconsistent swells make conditions unreliable. Early mornings or midweek in the peak dry months offer the best shots at clean, firing days.

Crowd Levels

The lineup stays empty on both weekdays and weekends, with minimal local or tourist presence due to its sheltered, less accessible location.

Who It's For

Mushroom Beach suits experienced surfers who handle reef breaks confidently, thanks to the sharp coral bottom and need for precise takeoffs at high tide. Beginners and intermediates should steer clear, as the shallow reef demands strong positioning and wave-reading skills. Advanced riders will love the uncrowded freedom to push limits on peeling rights and lefts.

Hazards to Respect

Watch for submerged rocks and sharp coral on the reef, especially at lower tides, along with potential rips during bigger swells. Approach with respect for the bottom and always scout the lineup first.

Water Temperature and Wetsuit Guide

Summer (June to October): Water hovers around 27 to 29 degrees Celsius, so boardshorts and a rash vest suffice for all-day comfort. Winter (December to March): Temperatures drop slightly to 26 to 28 degrees Celsius, still calling for just boardshorts or a shorty if sensitive to cooler mornings. Spring and Fall: Expect 27 to 29 degrees Celsius, perfect for minimal gear like trunks and sun protection.

How to Get There

Fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) on Bali, about 35 kilometers from Sanur Harbour, then catch a 30-minute fast boat to Nusa Lembongan for roughly 200,000 IDR. From the main Lembongan Harbour, rent a scooter for the 4-kilometer ride south along the coast or hire a taxi for 100,000 IDR. Parking is easy and free near the beach, with the break just a 50-meter paddle out—no public transport needed beyond the boat.

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Mushroom beach (Nusa Lembongan) 

Indonesia
-8.681633 N / 115.432950 O
Bali
Sell the house, wife and kids
Good walk (15-30 mn)
Hard to find
View Surf Spot
Level: Experienced surfers
Public access: Public access
Special access: By boat only

Mushroom beach (Nusa Lembongan) Surf Spot Guide, Indonesia

Hidden away on Nusa Lembongan, Mushroom Beach delivers a sheltered reef break with rights and lefts peeling over a coral and sharp rock bottom mixed with some sand, creating punchy waves that reward precise positioning. The vibe here is pure solitude, perfect for experienced surfers chasing uncrowded sessions amid the island's laid-back tropical charm. Ordinary power meets regular swells, making it a gem for those who prioritize quality lines over hype.

Geography and Nature

Mushroom Beach sits on the quieter southwestern side of Nusa Lembongan, a small island off Bali's southeast coast in Indonesia, surrounded by lush hills and calm bays rather than urban bustle. The beach itself is a mix of sand and rocky outcrops fringed by coral reef, with the coastal landscape featuring low cliffs and mangrove edges that shelter it from prevailing winds. This remote-feeling spot offers a pristine, natural backdrop far from the main tourist hubs, emphasizing its appeal for surfers seeking an authentic island escape.

Surf Setup

This is a classic reef break firing rights and lefts, often forming clean A-frames when southeast or east swells roll in at 1 to 2.5 meters. Southeast winds create ideal offshore conditions, keeping faces glassy, while high tide is essential to cover the shallow coral and rocks below. Expect a typical session to deliver fast, rippable walls with occasional barrels on bigger sets, lasting 50 to 150 meters for multiple maneuvers before closing out.

Consistency and Best Time

Surf at Mushroom Beach is fairly consistent and regular, thriving during the dry season from May to October when southeast swells dominate and winds align offshore. Avoid the wet season from November to April, as onshore winds and inconsistent swells make conditions unreliable. Early mornings or midweek in the peak dry months offer the best shots at clean, firing days.

Crowd Levels

The lineup stays empty on both weekdays and weekends, with minimal local or tourist presence due to its sheltered, less accessible location.

Who It's For

Mushroom Beach suits experienced surfers who handle reef breaks confidently, thanks to the sharp coral bottom and need for precise takeoffs at high tide. Beginners and intermediates should steer clear, as the shallow reef demands strong positioning and wave-reading skills. Advanced riders will love the uncrowded freedom to push limits on peeling rights and lefts.

Hazards to Respect

Watch for submerged rocks and sharp coral on the reef, especially at lower tides, along with potential rips during bigger swells. Approach with respect for the bottom and always scout the lineup first.

Water Temperature and Wetsuit Guide

Summer (June to October): Water hovers around 27 to 29 degrees Celsius, so boardshorts and a rash vest suffice for all-day comfort. Winter (December to March): Temperatures drop slightly to 26 to 28 degrees Celsius, still calling for just boardshorts or a shorty if sensitive to cooler mornings. Spring and Fall: Expect 27 to 29 degrees Celsius, perfect for minimal gear like trunks and sun protection.

How to Get There

Fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) on Bali, about 35 kilometers from Sanur Harbour, then catch a 30-minute fast boat to Nusa Lembongan for roughly 200,000 IDR. From the main Lembongan Harbour, rent a scooter for the 4-kilometer ride south along the coast or hire a taxi for 100,000 IDR. Parking is easy and free near the beach, with the break just a 50-meter paddle out—no public transport needed beyond the boat.

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Surf Conditions:

Wave type
Reef-coral
Normal lenght: Normal (50 to 150m)
Good day lenght: Normal (50 to 150m)
DIRECTION
Right and left
Good swell direction: SouthEast, East
Good wind direction:
frequency
Regular
Swell size: Starts working at 1.0m-1.5m / 3ft-5ft and holds up to 2.5m+ / 8ft+
power
Ordinary
Best Tide Position: High tide only
Best Tide Movement: Rising and falling tides

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Surf Mushroom Beach (Nusa Lembongan) during the dry season from May to October for consistent southeast swells of 1 to 2.5 meters and ideal southeast offshore winds. High tide is essential to cover the shallow coral and rocks, with early mornings or midweek offering the best clean sessions. Avoid the wet season from November to April due to unreliable onshore winds and inconsistent swells.
Mushroom Beach (Nusa Lembongan) suits experienced surfers who handle reef breaks confidently. It requires precise takeoffs and strong wave-reading skills due to the sharp coral bottom and shallow reef, especially at lower tides. Beginners and intermediates should avoid it, while advanced riders enjoy the uncrowded freedom on peeling rights and lefts.
Mushroom Beach (Nusa Lembongan) features a sheltered reef break with rights and lefts forming clean A-frames over coral, sharp rocks, and sand. Southeast or east swells of 1 to 2.5 meters deliver punchy, fast rippable walls lasting 50 to 150 meters, with occasional barrels on bigger sets when southeast winds keep faces glassy at high tide.
The lineup at Mushroom Beach (Nusa Lembongan) stays empty on weekdays and weekends due to its sheltered, less accessible location with minimal local or tourist presence. Fly to Ngurah Rai Airport, take a 30-minute fast boat to Lembongan Harbour for 200,000 IDR, then scooter 4 kilometers south or taxi for 100,000 IDR; park free nearby with a 50-meter paddle out.
Mushroom Beach (Nusa Lembongan) stands out for its pure solitude and uncrowded sessions amid lush hills and calm bays on the island's quiet southwestern side. It rewards experienced surfers with quality lines on ordinary power swells in a pristine natural setting, far from tourist hubs, prioritizing precise positioning on punchy reef waves over hype.

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