Uluwatu Outside Corner

Access Outside Corner, by following the path down the cliff to the stairwell that makes its way down into the cave. From here, at low tide make your way out onto the reef and you will see Outside Corner basically in front of the cave, Get out my wading across the reef and timing your jump in between sets. If outside corner is truly breaking, you will want to time it very well.

On High tide, you will not see the wave from the cave, and you will need to jump into the washing machine, trying not to get washed up against the limestone cliffs and follow the river like currents out and around the corner. The current will spit you out way down the end of the reef, and you will need to paddle back to the take-off zone.

Coming back in on the lower tides is a matter of carefully straightening out and making your way in over the reef and walking back around the cliffs to the cave. Be aware of an incoming tide, as the current that surges past the cave will leave you stuck down the end, unable to paddle back up to the cave. In this case you will need to paddle all the way back up the point to the first take off and straighten out south of the cave. If you miss the cave at high tide, you will need to repeat the process or drift down to Padang-Padang.

When it is this big, it is often a better idea to follow the drift down to Padang-Padang.