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Echo Beach
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Echo Beach

Canggu’s engine room — punchy reef peaks

Heavy reef peaks throwing fast rights and lefts. Always crowded, always entertaining. Sand-bottom inside section for the brave.

Spot info

Wave type

Reef break

Skill level

Intermediate

Best swell

SW

Best tide

Mid

Crowd

Very busy

Best months

Apr · May · Jun · Jul · Aug · Sep · Oct

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West Coast (Southwest)

Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Canggu, Seseh - Surf paradise and beach clubs

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Old Man's

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Echo Beach — Frequently asked

→Is Echo Beach beginner-friendly?

Not really. Echo is a punchy beach break over a partial reef and gets fast steep takeoffs even on smaller days. Beginners should stick to Old Man's just up the road. Echo is best for confident intermediates and above.

→When should I surf Echo Beach?

Dawn patrol on a mid-incoming tide with offshore (E) winds. By 9-10am the on-shore breeze and crowd both arrive. Wet season (Nov-Mar) often gives Echo its cleanest small-wave windows.

→What's the parking situation at Echo Beach?

Multiple paid warung lots near the beach for 5-10k IDR per scooter. Beach parking gets congested on weekends and during sunset. Don't leave anything visible in your scooter.

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