Is the pool really saltwater?

Yep, saltwater infinity pool. Easier on your eyes after surf sessions, better for your skin, and way less chemical smell. Plus it looks sick flowing into the horizon. The swim-up bar doesn't hurt either.

Can anyone use the surf skate bowl?

Open 24/7 for all guests. Beginners to bowl masters, everyone's welcome. Gets busy after dinner when people are showing off. We've got a few surf skates you can borrow, or bring your own. Lights stay on till late.

What kind of food does the restaurant serve?

Everything from local Indonesian classics to western comfort food. Nasi goreng for breakfast? Yes. Wood-fired pizza for dinner? Also yes. All-day menu because hunger doesn't follow schedules. Veggie/vegan options always available.

Do I need to book the facilities?

Nope. Pool, bowl, gym, pool table – all first come, first served. Restaurant's always open, no reservations needed. Only thing you might wait for is the pool table when someone's on a hot streak.

Is the gym decent or just basic?

It's not Gold's Gym, but it's got everything for surf fitness. Free weights, bands, foam rollers, pull-up bars. Perfect for morning stretches or working out that paddle strength. Small but does the job.

What's the deal with the koi pond?

Our little zen corner with a hydroponic garden on top. The koi are chill, the veggies end up in your salad. Random spot to decompress between sessions. Yes, you can feed them – they're always hungry.

Mobility & Gym

Our mobility and fitness area is designed to keep you in top shape for the waves — whether you're here for a week or the whole season. It's fully equipped with free weights, resistance bands, foam rollers, and a variety of mobility tools to help you build strength, improve balance, and maintain flexibility.

There's plenty of open space for stretching, yoga, or bodyweight training, making the area versatile for all types of workouts. Many guests start their morning here with a gentle stretch or warm-up before hitting the waves, while others use the space in the afternoon for post-session recovery or a focused workout.

It's more than just a place to train — it's a spot to meet fellow surfers, share tips, and keep your body strong, loose, and ready for your next session in the water.