Can I rent a boat to cross Bali Straights?

[Pinheadreturns]

Hi Mariners,
I'm going to be in Medewi over xmas. Rolled the dice on a delayed wet season due to positive IOD. Looking for options if the westerlies are up. Looking at Google maps there appear to be a couple of rights on the north eastern side of Java across the Bali straights. https://maps.app.goo.gl/CYvG6x3HxyZovjuU6

Thoughts?

[buddy]

Welcome back pinny.

Isn’t that where reverse G land is?

[Pinheadreturns]

I don't know

[buddy]

From g land Wikipedia.

“Another right hand wave is situated about 20 miles east of G-land, which has been featured in Indonesian surf magazines, and dubbed as "Reverse G." It is apparently a quality, long, right hand wave (the 'reverse' of G-Land) but which is very difficult to get to, requiring some boat access, and furthermore only works in off-season winds (about late November to April).”

[Pinheadreturns]

Thanks for the tip Buddy,

Found this:

"The waves at G Land won’t be any good, but Reverse G (about five hours away on the other side of the peninsula) could be all time. Good luck finding a boat to take you there. You may find one by ringing the G Land surf camp offices in Bali. Don’t forget your credit cards. Getting there isn’t cheap."

[Pinheadreturns]

Ok 20 miles east go G-land would be here:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/jGB8yKCjmMU27iS27

[LuminaLynx]

That spot on the northeastern side of Java looks promising on Google Maps. I've heard some good things about that area, with a couple of solid rights to catch. Plus, it's always exciting to explore new breaks, especially when conditions are unpredictable

[Beanpole]

What happened Pinnie?

[buddy]

That bloke Gunther drowned there recently

[Beanpole]

I hope Pinnie didn’t go down as well.