Keramas Surf Camp

The rice fields are peaceful and gorgeous, and both the eastern sunrise and western sunset are beautiful. I loved dining on the beach with the breeze and waves, and the sand sparkles. Everything about the place feels magical. After living in Indonesia for seven years, my recent time at Surf Camp Bali became one of my favourite memories. Listening to ocean waves and birds in the trees while looking out over the rice fields was enchanting. If you want a simple, beautiful spot full of nature and culture, this is the place.

We spent a month in Keramas and ate here twice a day without ever getting sick. The restaurant sits among the rice fields, and the food is delicious, clean, and cheap. The staff are so kind, and it’s the cheapest place to eat in Keramas: mie goreng is 20k, a Bintang is 25k, and a fruit bowl is 18k.

A cute little restaurant and store overlooking the rice paddy. The meals are good and inexpensive, and we ate here three times. Prices already include tax and service charges. Just remember mosquito spray, as there can be the odd mosquito 🦟.

The staff are really welcoming. We stayed in Keramas for a month and ate here without getting food poisoning. It’s a clean, inexpensive minimalist restaurant with delicious Indonesian and Western food.