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KSF SURFSCHOOL. BALI
surf school

KSF SURFSCHOOL. BALI

4.7(322)Uluwatu, Bali

Facilities & services

AppointmentsCards accepted

What visitors say

  • 5Anastasia Novikova (pralegomena)

    I used to think of surfing as of being an astronaut – something so cool that it’s out of reach. But thanks to Job (the best surfing teacher ever!) I managed to stand up in my very first lesson and even TURN by the last one:) He was super supportive, caring and kept encouraging me🙏🏻 Another cool teacher is Piter – he was teaching my mom and she managed to overcome her fear pf water and stand up in the third lesson🙌🏻 Thank you so much for what you’re doing – you’re amazing at it! Hope to come back to Uluwatu and surf together once again❤️

  • 5Gizem Andako

    Ketut is a kind and enthusiastic teacher. He genuinely supports his students and shares their joy and celebrate their victories with them. I truly enjoyed my lesson with him and got some great pictures of my session later on.

  • 5Adi Avni

    Amazing surfing school! The instructors were super professional, patient, and gave a lot of confidence in the water, which made the whole experience really enjoyable and safe. The prices were very fair and definitely worth it. I had such a great time and felt comfortable the entire session. They also speak good English, which made everything easy and relaxed. Special thanks to Ketut, truly an awesome instructor who made the experience even better. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to learn or improve their surfing!

  • 5Angie Seow

    I booked this lesson last min - the night before the lesson, and the KSF team was so responsive ❤️ and answered me at 11pm at night! They also gave a solid instructor, Rizal, who took great care of me. The waves 🌊 during our session were stronger than usual, but with his encouragement and pushing (in the literal sense too when I was dead tired after paddling 😂), I managed to catch quite a few waves. I’ll be back and next time with my kiddos ! 🙌

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