5 Top-Rated Medewi Surf Camp Packages [2026]

Trika Surfcamp

Trika Surfcamp has all the basics nailed down, and then some.

Let’s talk surfing first. Daily surf guiding is the norm here; often more than that. Guests get the option to do up to 12 guided surfs every week, undertaking by local guides who know the spots around Medewi like the back of their hand (AKA – there’s a good chance you won’t be limited to just that popular Medewi left).

Then there’s the lodge itself. Yea, the eye really is drawn to the rooftop pool, which sits on a plinth with views of the rice paddies on one side and the ocean on the other. But the design throughout is pretty dang lovely – think spacious double rooms that spill onto wooden terraces overlooking the palms and the garden.

Finally, the place has that community feel really nailed down. They do communal dinners every evening and yoga classes each day to wake the group up. There’s also not all that much space here – in terms of rooms. That means small groups and a good atmosphere throughout. It’s not a big, chain surf camp like you can sometimes find elsewhere in Bali.

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Brown Sugar Surfcamp

Brown Sugar Surfcamp has reigned as one of the top-rated Medewi options over on Booksurfcamps for some time. It was alos one of the first places to really setup shop and start offering planned itineraries in this corner of the Isle of the Gods.

So, what’s the deal?

They run 7-night/8-day packages that are tailored to different levels of surfer. Each one includes specialized instruction to match your skill…

Beginners start with on-sand training in surf etiquette and warm-up exercise. Improvers will be taken to Medewi’s reliable secondary-swell beach break spot for good practice. More advanced riders are guided out to the point to score those long lefts.

All groups get weekly video feedback to iron out any issues, plus all surf photography is included as part of the standard package.

The location of the camp can hardly be beaten – it’s right there on the front of Medewi Beach. Guests can enjoy the swimming pool while the waves wash in behind them, and stays are in traditional Balinese thatched bungalows.

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Batu Kayu Medewi

Batu Kayu is a beachfront bamboo retreat that trades the noise of the south for something slower, more authentically tropical.

The camp sits directly in front of Medewi Point – that long, rolling wave that really puts this town on the map. More specifically, it’s located at the end zone there, right where the rivermouth cuts through the black sand. AKA – you can cruise off your last left in the evening and land right at your hotel door. Nice.

The accommodation is built with natural materials. Think bamboo bungalows and beachfront villas that lean into their tropical setting, surrounded by lush greenery and open to the ocean breeze.

The aesthetic is rustic but deliberate, reminding me of the sort of cottages you get on Gili T or Lombok as opposed to big, built-up Bali.

It’s a place for those who want to surf, decompress, and reconnect with a quieter side of Bali that feels a world away from Canggu or Seminyak. Basically: What Medewi does best.

I would add it’s perhaps a bit better suited to independent surfers and travelers who want to surf on their own schedule.

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MADEWITH Hostel

MADEWITH Hostel Medewi / HostelWorld

MADEWITH Hostel pitches itself squarely at the budget end of Medewi offering. But hardly seems it.

You’ll stay in an lodge where the emphasis is on community, connection, and getting in the water, like all the time.

The hostel offers both private rooms with ocean views and comfortable dormitories with lockers and hot showers. Prices start at under $10 a pop, too, so accessibility for all budgets and bank accounts really is a strong point.

Pay that nightly fee and then look like 200 meters down the road. That’s how far you are from Medewi’s main beach stretch, and maybe another 200 meters from the iconic left-hand point. Whoever said surfing the best lefts on Bali had to cost a bomb?

Starlink Wi-Fi throughout caters to the digital nomad contingent, while communal spaces are designed to bring guests together in the easy, unhurried way that Medewi tends to inspire.

It looks like a solid choice for solo travelers, backpackers, and surfers who want proximity to a world-class wave without the price tag of a full-service camp.

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Bombora Medewi

We could wax lyrical about the wonderful Bombora Medewi for days and days on end.

It’s not apocrypha that the GOAT himself whisked by this way some time ago and ripped up the left hand points here for a couple of days. If it’s good enough for Kelly, it’s good enough for the rest of us.

Thing is, Bombora has come on leaps and bounds in the last few years.

They now offer everything from simple private double rooms to sprawling family suites and even whole villas with sea views. The design is gorge – a touch of Bali, a hint of modernism, elegant volcanic-stone walls and bathroom fixtures.

There’s a swimming pool for guests right on the side of the main Medewi point break. Sit there, swim and watch the surfers.

When it comes to surfing yourself, there’s no set schedule as this is an accommodation-only booking. But it’s really a case of you surf however much and whenever you like, since the take-off point is literally steps in front of the hotel.

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