Articles tagged ‘bingin’
Chocky’s Place Bingin for sale
By Nick | November 12th, 2007 |
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Ever wanted to own a guest house in Bali? Imagine waking up at one of the best surf breaks on the island, right on the beach and being able to surf anytime you want. All this and be able to make money at the same time.
Bali surf conditions: Saturday September 15th 2007
By Nick | September 15th, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Looking a swell chart for Bali we can see a nice size swell on its way in. Over the weekend Uluwatu will be enjoying a steady 7.5ft swell height, at 13-14 second intervals. The best is yet to come though and as of Monday the predicted swell height will reach 10.5ft at 16 second intervals, [...]
Chocky’s Place: Bingin Bali
By Nick | February 26th, 2007 | Add a Comment »
As the dry season draws closer, surfers will be planning their trips to Bali. June/ July sees clear skies, cooler weather, and an offshore wind on the western Bukit, which is ideal for surfing.
Accommodation on the Bukit Bali
By Nick | February 3rd, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Bali has a wide variety of activities and items of interest, ranging from surfing, scuba diving, spas, temples, shopping, nightlife etc. Bali also has a whole selection of places with decent accommodation, whether the want the affordability of Kuta, the trendy locale of Seminyak, or the luxury of Nusa Dua, you’ve got options. One area [...]
Bingin Bali: What’s there and who is it good for?
By Nick | November 22nd, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Bingin is one of the famous surfing breaks of the Bukit Peninsula. The short, fast barrel is a joyride for those who dare. Exactly waht is out there at Bingin and who is it good for?
Surfing in Bali
By Nick | September 27th, 2006 | 2 Comments »
Surfing and Bali go together like a horse & carriage, meat & potatoes, Seminyak & benchongs. Here’s a short guide to the whole affair.
Drowned surfer identified
By Nick | August 8th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
A surfer who went missing, while surfing at Bingin on the Bukit Peninsula, has been found in West Bali. The body of 30 year old Chin Tenh Fung, from Melbourne, was found by fishermen off of Perancak beach (location of macapung, buffalo races), and identified by his relatives.
