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G-Land seasonal overview
Best Surf Season (May - September)
The heart of the Indonesian dry season aligns perfectly with G-Land's prime time. During these months, the Southern Ocean pumps consistent, long-period SW groundswells into Grajagan Bay, with average heights peaking around 2.0–2.2m and periods averaging 14+ seconds. The dominant southeast trade winds (blowing from E/ESE/SE) provide near-perfect offshore conditions for the west-facing reef, keeping the waves glassy and clean. This is when the legendary barrels at Money Trees and the long left-handers come alive in all their glory. Expect firing conditions with 1.5–2.5m+ waves and light offshore breezes a high percentage of the time.
Fair Surf Season (April & October)
The shoulder months of April and October offer a slight transition. Swell heights remain solid, averaging 1.7–1.8m with long periods (13.7–13.8s), and the offshore wind consistency is still high (over 60% ideal). However, the trade winds may occasionally weaken or shift, and the swell direction can sometimes be a touch more southerly, reducing the peak power. Still, these months deliver plenty of fun, rippable waves in the 1–2m range with favorable winds – a great alternative to the peak season crowds.
Low Surf Season (November - March)
The Australian summer monsoon and the Indian Ocean's shifting weather patterns bring a noticeable decline in surf quality. From November through March, the average swell heights drop to 1.6–1.8m, and periods shorten to 12–13 seconds. More critically, the prevailing winds shift to a westerly quarter (W, WSW, SW), turning the offshore breeze into a frustrating onshore wind that chops up the faces. Ideal wind percentages plummet to 17–49%, meaning many days are blown out. While occasional south swell windows can still produce epic sessions, the consistency is nowhere near the dry season. Patience is key during these months.
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Conditions at G-Land in March
March: Transitional Swell, Improving Winds
March marks a significant shift as the monsoon begins to weaken. The average swell height dips slightly to 1.6m, but the period lengthens to 13.2s. Swell from SSW dominates at 60.4%, with significant contributions from SW (28.4%). The wind ideal percentage jumps to 44%, with increasing contributions from offshore directions like E (7.5%), ESE (9.5%), and NE (5.4%). This means more frequent windows of clean, offshore conditions. While westerlies still blow 17.4% of the time, the improving wind trend makes March a viable month for dedicated surf travelers looking for good waves without the peak season crowds.
Average Spot conditions at G-Land in March
Swell history for March
Wind history for March
Swell quality
Analyze the groundswell consistency at G-Land during March. Based on historical data, there is a % probability of groundswell occurring this month. The chart below provides a detailed breakdown of the average wave height distribution, offering deep insights into the swell quality and surf potential you can expect at G-Land for your next trip in March.
Ground swell
Ground swell by size
Wind conditions
Evaluate the wind and swell alignment at G-Land for March. Our analysis shows that favorable offshore or side-shore winds coincide with surfable swell approximately % of the time. The accompanying graph illustrates the average size distribution of waves during these optimal wind windows at G-Land.