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Title: How Kima Surf Tracks Every Guest's Progress: Inside the 6-Level System and Surf Planner

Indonesia, 18th Sep 2026 - Most people book a surf trip hoping to improve, but few surf camps can actually show a guest how far they have come by the end of the week. Kima Surf has organised surf camps since 1995 and today owns and operates five camps across Bali and Sri Lanka, where it has guided thousands of surfers. The surf guiding is build around a single measurable promise: every guest should leave surfing better than when they arrived. Two in-house systems make that promise repeatable.A structured six-level systemKima Surf groups surfers of similar ability together and gives each group clear goals and clear steps, based on its own in-house 6-level progression system. Instead of mixed-ability lessons where feedback gets diluted, every session has a defined starting point and a defined next step. Complete beginners start in the five-day Learn-to-Surf program, which runs at a 1:2 instructor-to-student ratio and moves from pool sessions and surf theory to catching unbroken green waves. More advanced surfers join guided sessions grouped by level, which run twice a day, seven days a week.The Surf PlannerThe second system is the Surf Planner, a tool Kima Surf developed in-house. It is the central hub for every camp: it tracks each guest's progress individually and lets the company manage the quality of guided sessions at scale, across all locations at once. Because the same system runs in all five camps — Canggu, Uluwatu, Seminyak, Weligama and Hiriketiya — a guest's level and progress travel with them if they move between camps. Feedback you can seeSurfing is a feedback sport, and Kima Surf includes video analysis and surf theory sessions six days a week at no extra cost. Sessions are filmed, reviewed with the instructor and shared with guests. Building on this, K...

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