Ujung Bocor, also known as Karang Nyimbor, is a surf spot that has drawn plenty of attention from traveling surfers. This place is known for its consistent left-hand waves, making it a popular choice for those staying in the nearby losmens. The spot is sheltered from the southeast trades, which helps keep the surfing conditions pretty nice.

The waves at Ujung Bocor really depend on the swell size. It can handle swells as small as 3ft (about 1 meter) and is best with a west swell direction. When the conditions are mellow, surfers can find long, workable walls, but as the swell picks up, especially around the double overhead mark, the waves can get heavier and more hollow. For the best experience, it’s best to paddle out from the tip of the point where the reef is shallower and can deliver some nice barrels, particularly at lower tides with WSW swells. Most abilities can enjoy this spot, especially intermediates looking for a bit of a challenge.

Besides the good waves, the optimal wind for Ujung Bocor comes from the southeast, which helps keep the surf more clean. The spot can work at various tide heights—low, mid, and high—making it versatile for different conditions. Just make sure to keep an eye on the swell and tide, and you’ll find some fun rides waiting for you.