Sawarna

Sawarna is a surf spot located in Java, Indonesia. The surf spot provides left waves. It’s known for its powerful left-hand point break with waves that can reach heights over 12 feet. The spot offers long rides up to 200 meters on fast, powerful walls that sometimes barrel. Sawarna has a coral reef bottom and is suitable for intermediate to advanced surfers. The spot is very consistent and can be surfed at low and medium tides. It’s usually empty, providing a more secluded surfing experience. Optimal surfing conditions occur with swells from the south, southwest, or west, combined with east or northeast winds. Mornings typically offer the best conditions, as the area can become choppy in the afternoons. Access to the surf break can be challenging. Some surfers rent small fishing boats to reach the point near the mouth of the Cibareno River. The journey from nearby areas takes about two hours by car. Sawarna is considered a swell magnet with a deep channel nearby, which helps with paddling back out. The spot can only be surfed in the morning as it gets blown out easily. Sea urchins are present, so surfers should be cautious. Check your skills before paddling out to make sure the spot and conditions fit your surfing level. When the spot is crowded, it’s important to respect the locals and follow surf etiquette. Sawarna Beach offers a picturesque environment with sandy and rocky shores, set against mountains and forests. The area also features caves like Lalay Cave and Sikadir Cave. Nearby surf spots include Karang Haji, Sunset, Cimaja, Karang Naya, and Ombak Tujuh. Remember to check the surf forecast and report before your visit. While no specific map or webcam information is provided, these tools can be helpful for planning your surf session at Sawarna.