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Title: More Than Surfing: What There Is to Do at a Kima Surf Camp When the Waves Go Flat

Indonesia, 15th Oct 2026 - Even in Bali and Sri Lanka, not every day delivers perfect surf. What separates a good surf camp from a average one is often what happens on the flat days. Kima Surf, which owns and operates five surf camps across Bali and Sri Lanka, has built its camps to be more than a place to sleep between sessions.A camp built like a training baseThe Kima Surf Camp in Canggu goes furthest. Alongside the surfing, it offers a surf skate ramp, a 400 m² gym, a 15-metre climbing wall and a five-metre deep diving pool with a counter-current system. On a flat day, that means guests can still train, move and challenge themselves rather than waiting around for the swell to return. Surf skating is possible in Hiriketiya, Canggu und Uluwatu.Recovery is part of the programSurfing is physical, and recovery matters as much as the sessions themselves. Kima Surf camps offer ice baths for post-surf recovery and fully equipped gyms, so guests can look after their bodies across a week or more of daily surfing. Yoga, included six days a week at all camps and rotating between Hatha, Yin and Ashtanga styles, doubles as both training and recovery.Time to work, eat and connectFor guests who bring a laptop, four of the five camps have co-working spaces with high-speed internet, and there is free WiFi throughout. The restaurants serve fresh, organic food from 7 am to 11 pm, so meals and work fit around the surf rather than the other way around. Free bicycles make it easy to explore the surrounding area on a day off.The eat, sleep, surf rhythmAll of it feeds into the eat, sleep, surf lifestyle that Kima Surf has built its camps around since 1995. The surfing is the centre of the day, but the camps are designed so that the hours in between, whether spent training, recovering, workin...

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