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Editorial Note Tak ada yang instand sejak aku ku kenal surfing di 1986, nyaris 31 tahun yang lalu di pantai Kuta Bali ada banyak hal yang membuat ku berubah secara perlahan seperti saat surut nya air laut saat purnama, aku terbiasa bermain dengan Fenomena alam ini. Kita semua sedang focus atas turun nya gerakan pariwisata Bali akibat Gunung Agung, juga pergerakan antara musim kemarau ke musim hujan. Masih banyak fenomena alam yang sebenar nya bisa kita prediksi layak nya pasang surut air laut di pantai. Kini ada magic wave sedang kedatangan Tamu internship, baik dari Nusantara mau pun dari manca negara, ada Johana yang segera pulkam ke America, ada Stefani yang akhir nopember balik ke swiss, ada juga Dika, Bagus dan Dadung yang bakal edisi 139 balik ke salatiga juga ada

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Halaman ........................................................................................................................... Editorial Note Halaman ........................................................................................................................... Magic Wave Team Halaman ........................................................................................................................... Daftar Isi Halaman 6 ........................................................................................................................... Ripcurl Surf School Halaman 7 ........................................................................................................................... B a r a c k B e a c h B a r Halaman 8-9 ........................................................................................................................... Putu Swanstika Halaman 10-11 ........................................................................................................................... Wiko Andriko Halaman 12 ........................................................................................................................... Rathi Mega Mora Halaman 13 ........................................................................................................................... Anastasia Dawnetta Podussie Halaman 14 ........................................................................................................................... Robi Hendra Halaman 15 ........................................................................................................................... Groom Halaman 16-17 ........................................................................................................................... Iweng “Surf and Art” Halaman 18 ........................................................................................................................... Surf Rescue Halaman 19 ........................................................................................................................... MCRO and Tourist on The Road Halaman 20-21 ........................................................................................................................... Poster Halaman 22 ........................................................................................................................... Asus Tropical Summer 2017 Halaman 23 ........................................................................................................................... Kedunggu Saturday Beach Party Halaman 24 ........................................................................................................................... Billabong Bloodlines and I Wayan “Bukit” Mey Halaman 25 ........................................................................................................................... The Living Legend Halaman 26 ........................................................................................................................... Minang Surf Corner Halaman 27 ........................................................................................................................... Sunda Surf Corner Halaman 28-29 ........................................................................................................................... Education From Andi Halaman 30-33 ........................................................................................................................... 20 Years Of Soul Halaman 34 ........................................................................................................................... Indopurejoy Halaman 35 ........................................................................................................................... Manggo Bar and Izakaya Halaman 36-37 ........................................................................................................................... Rizal Art Halaman 38 ........................................................................................................................... Sunset Club Berawa Halaman 39 ........................................................................................................................... Baby Reef School and Hyatt Reef Surf School Halaman 40-42 ........................................................................................................................... Instagram Halaman 43 ........................................................................................................................... Piercings and Tattoo Halaman 44-45 ........................................................................................................................... Kuta Beach Festival 2017 Halaman 46-47 ........................................................................................................................... News Halaman 48-49 ........................................................................................................................... Magic Wave Interenship Actifity Halaman 50 ............................................................................................................................ Galery

RIPCURL school of surf STAND UP PADDLE Try your hand at Stand Up Paddle board, great for fitness, also an easy and exciting way to surf waves with no surfing experience required. After just one lesson you’ll be piloting the

board along the coastline or trying your hand on rolling waves - on your own, with a friend or with one of our guides.

LEVEL 1 - Flat Water Paddling Get to grips with stand up paddleboarding on this entry level course designed to get you up and paddling fast. On land you’ll learn about the best paddling technique and how to stand on the board. Then we’ll start you on flat clam water, where you’ll practice paddling and how to turn the board. The perfect introduction to touring SUP, your coach will also teach you a few useful tips to stop you from falling off LEVEL 2 - Wave Surfing

LEVEL 3 - Big Wave Rider This course steps it up a level and aims to take you out of your comfort zone and push the limits of your skills. Learn how to get out beyond the white water and take on big waves. On land, theory will cover wipeout recovery and how to safely ride out a close out wave. Once out on the water, your coach will show you how to powerfully paddle into cresting waves and use your fins for faster turns.

Once you’re steady on your feet and can pick up some speed with your paddle, it’s time to start riding waves. You coach will take you out in small surf, demonstrating how to stay balanced when paddling into waves and the best way to pull off before the wave shuts down. You’ll be shown how to switch your feet into a wave riding position and how you can use your paddle to aid your control of the board.

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b r i Nama : I Ketut Budiana A K A : Bola Hobi : Surfing Sudah berapa lama jadi Instructor : 6 Tahun

Nama : I G N Surya Gangga Natha A K A : Surya Hobi : Surf, SUP on wave, Wake board, Kite surf Sudah berapa lama jadi Instructor : 7 Tahun

Nama : Ketut Gulit A K A : Gulit Hobi : GYM Sudah berapa lama jadi Instructor : 13 Tahun

Nama : Gus Dek A K A : Gus Dek Hobi : Trabas Motor Sudah berapa lama jadi Instructor : 5 Tahun

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Nama : Budee A K A : Budee Hobi : Main Gitar, Berpetualang Sudah berapa lama jadi Instructor : 14 Tahun

Barack Bar and Surf Leesson

Barack Beach Bar Surf Lesson Pererenan Beach Bali

Text by : Deni Fadinnilah Translate : Johanna Hattan

Barack is the pioneer of the tourism industry in Pererenan Beach. Barack is a retired military who back to the beach as a “professionally ” beach boys. Barack named his bar with his own name. Barack Beach Bar is the first bar established on Pererenan beach in 2013. In addition to the bar, Barack also provides surf lesson and board rental services. To just enjoy the atmosphere of the beach or enjoy the blazing sun, barack provides long chair and bean bag that can be rented by the hour or a full day (during opening hours). Barack Beach Bar provides beer and cocktails as a friend to relax and food like fried noodles and fried rice as local food.

Surf Lesson became the mainstay of Barack on Pererenan beach. Barack so far has 2 experienced surf instructors and they are ready to provide a sense of secure and comfort when you are learning to surf. As one of the pioneers of the tourism industry on the Pererenan Beach, Barack is a local who already knows market demand on the Pererenan coast, a place to relax and rest after surfing. Before the stalls in Pererenan, stalls and bars in the area, crime problems previously feared by tourists can be overcome.Barack is the pioneer of the tourism industry in Pererenan Beach. Barack is a retired military who back to the beach as a “professionally ” beach boys. Barack named his bar with his own name. Barack Beach Bar is the first bar established on Pererenan beach in 2013. In addition to the bar, Barack also provides surf lesson and board rental services. To just enjoy the atmosphere of the beach or enjoy the blazing sun, barack provides long chair and bean bag that can be rented by the hour or a full day (during opening hours). Barack Beach Bar provides beer and cocktails as a friend to relax and food like fried noodles and fried rice as local food.

Pererenan Beach, Barack is a local who already knows market demand on the Pererenan coast, a place to relax and rest after surfing. Before the stalls in Pererenan, stalls and bars in the area, crime problems previously feared by tourists can be overcome.

Putu Swastika atau biasa di panggil Gemuk, Surfer Asli Pulau Dewata Bali ini lahir di Pererenan 23 September 1988 mulai bermain surfing 18 Tahun silam, banyak kompetisi yang ia ikuti mulai kelas nasional maupun Internasional dan sering meraih juara kompetisi surfing di Bali. Putu Swastika mempunyai Style Goofy dan Board Size 5,9. Bagi Putu Swastika kecintaanya terhadap surfing adalah panggilan alam. “Surfing bukan penghalang bagi saya untuk menjalani pendidikan, melainkan surfinglah yang membuat saya semangat bersekolah hingga lulus” ucap Putu Swastika. Proses putu ketika belajar surfing tidak gampang, mengingat pada 18 tahun silam susahnya mendapat papan surfing apalagi jasa sewa papan surfing tidak ada, atas pinjaman papan

Putu Swastika, also known as Gemuk, is a local Balinese surfer. He was born in Pererenan on September 23, 1988. He started surfing 18 years ago. He has participated in many surf competitions, some national and international, and he has won many competitions in Bali. Putu Swastika has a goofy style, and his board size is 5.9. For Putu Swastika, surfing is his calling. “Surfing is not something holding me back from education, but something that gives me the school spirit to graduate,” said Puta Swastika. It was hard for Putu to get as good as surfing as he is, con-

dari temanlah saya giat berlatih surfing sampai bisa. Putu Swastika pernah surfing di Pantai Pacitan, Jawa timur & Pantai Nembrala di Pulau Rote, Nusa Tenggara Timur. Harapan putu kedepanyanya bisa keliling indonesia untuk mencoba Keunikan keunikan ombak di setiap daerah yang iya sambangi. Selain sebagai surfer, Saat ini putu dan keluarganya mempunyai Surf Lesson, Restoran dan Bike Rental. Tips dari saya Untuk para pemula yang ingin mendalami olahraga surfing, sabar, kerja keras dan teruslah berusaha jika ingin menjadi Surfer Profesional

sidering that 18 years ago it was hard to get a surf board, and rental services did not exist. He relied on board loans from his friends. Putu Swastika has surfed at Pacitan Beach in East Java and Nembrala Beach on Rote Island in Nusa Tenggara Timur. Putu hopes he can travel around Indonesia to experience the uniqueness of waves in each different region. On top of being a surfer, Putu’s family give surf lessons, own a restaurant, and have a bike rental. Some tips from people who want to learn surfing from Putu are “to work hard, be patient, and never give up if you want to be a professional surfer.” Photo & Text: Alan Ridho Irelzanov

PUTU SWASTIKA “GEMUK”

W I TO ANDRIKO

â&#x20AC;&#x153; KEEP SURFING RESPECT LOCAL JAGA ALAM â&#x20AC;?

Wito Andriko, kelahiran 18 Desember 1993 berasal dari Bukittinggi, Sumatera Barat, pernah bekerja sebagai guide surfing Boat trip di Mentawai selama 4 tahun. Karna kecintaan terhadap surfing, wito memutuskan untuk berhenti dari pekerjaannya dan memilih pindah ke Pulau Dewata Bali untuk menambah pengalaman surfing, karna ombak di bali sangat bervariasi dan juga tempat favorit bagi surfer lokal maupun mancanegara.

Dari tahun 2015 wito menyalurkan hobinya dengan memberikan jasa surf lesson di pantai Batu bolong, Canggu, Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung. Pilihan ini karena suasana pantai yang yang indah, ombak yang sangat mendukung untuk bermain surfing, masyarakatnya ramah dan kebersihan lingkungan yang terjaga.

Kebanggaan wito adalah ketika bisa saling berbagi pengalaman surfing, bagi wito Jasa surf lesson adalah sebagai wadah bagi pemula untuk bisa bermain Awal kecintaanya terhadap surfing karena teman teman banyak sebagai surfer, sehingga tumbuhlah kecintaan untuk mendalami olahraga surfing sampai sekarang, sehingga Wito merasakan surfing di Mentawai, Bengkulu dan Lombok, Style Reguler dan board Size 5â&#x20AC;&#x2122;7, bagi wito surfing itu have fun dan wito mempunyai keinginan untuk bisa merasakan berselancar dengan ombak Gold Coast, Australia Photo & Text : Alan Ridho Irelzanov

Wito Andriko, born on December 18, 1993 in Bukittinggi, West Sumatra. He has worked as a surf boat trip guide in Mentawai for four years. With quit his job and moved to Bali because of his love of surfing. He chose Bali because the waves are good for a variety of levels and it is also a favorite place for surfers from around the world. Since 2015, Wito provided surf lessons at Batu Bolong Beach, Canggu, North Kuta, Badung regency. He chose this beach because of the great atmosphere and supportive waves. The beach is also clean. Wito takes pride in being able to share his love of surfing with beginner surfers.

His love of surfing started because of his surfer friends. His love has grown and continues to grow. Wito mainly surfs in Mentawai, Bengkulu and Lombok, with regular style and 5â&#x20AC;&#x2122;7 sized board. For Wito, surfing is fun. He hopes to visit the waves of the Gold Coast, Australia.

Where is your favorite kitesurfspot? For me, the best surfspot is the Mertasari beach. This is also the beach I work at. What is the most dangerous thing you have experienced whilst kitesurfing? Oh, there was an unhook accident. I couldn‘t unhook my kite properly whilst going upwind, so I lost my board, the kite wasn‘t hanging in my harness and I was dragged through the air. Do you have any upcoming competitions? Yes sure. I‘ll be attending my first competition at 26./27. of August 2017. It‘s on the east coast from the Tabuon Island. Upcoming competopn , I got 3rd Female Ch

What are your future goals? I am on the way that I want to be right now. I am hoping to find a place than can also forgive my good and bad sides. What should change in the kitesurf-scene? The Government should be more aware and supportive of the extreme water sports community in the future.

Rathi Mega Mora

Sanur Female Kitesur fer Photo & Text: Stefanie Wagner

What are you doing workwise if you‘re not kitesurfing? I work as a kitsurf teacher at the Rip Curl School in Sanur. How long have you been kitesurfing? Mh, let me think about it... I started kitesurfing about two years ago. What‘s your reason for kitesurfing? For me it‘s not just a sport, it‘s a new life. It always presents me with happiness.

What do you need to ride a good wind? To ride a good wind, i need a little bit of courage and just little of a curious feeling.

Are you accepted as a female kitesurfer by the male kitesurfers? Of course. I bring my own pride, everywhere I go. Do you have any rituals before kitesurfing? Every time before I kitesurf, I ask myself for permission and inner strength.Patius hocchus et; neruntem ex simunicum nonsularbes niri, tum, sessultor

What‘s your reason for surfing? I think, for me,surfing is one of the most important things in my life. It‘s freedom. It‘s so peaceful and takes away all the problems on my mind. Where is your favorite Surfspot? For me it‘s the homebrake babyreef. It‘s not far away from my home. What is the most dangerous thing you have experienced whilst surfing? That was in Serangan. The sky was dark and it was raining very heavily. Because of that I could not move. When I finally made it back to the shore, I cried. It was overwhelming. Have you already participated in competitions? In 2014 and 2015 I was part of the Rip Curl Grom Search. Unfortunately you compete against a big attendance and there were many surfers which were simply better than me. But since in this competition is for 16 year-olds and under, I can‘t participate anymore. I see my future in surfing much more hobby-wise and just for fun. What kind of goals do you have? Where do you want to be in five years? In 5 years, I‘ll be 22. So I think, I‘ll be studying at university. My goal is to become a translator for japanese.

Anastasia Dawnetta Podussie - Tash D.O.B: Januray 2, 2000 Board Size: 5.8 “ Style: Regular Photo & Text: Stefanie Wagner

What is your full Name? Anastasia Dawnetta Podussie Do you have a Sufer-Nickname? Yes, of course. It‘s Tash.

What do you think should change in the current surfer-scene? The trash in the ocean is a big Problem and it‘s very annoying when I surf. The people don‘t care about the ocean. It‘s killing the habitat of the fishes and all the other animals in the sea. People must get more aware ofwhat they‘re doing and rethink their actions. We need to keep the ocean clean! Are you accepted as a female surfer by the male surfers? The most people I see whilst surfing, are male locals. So yes, I think so. But I don‘t know what they think about me. Do you have rituals before surfing? Oh yes. Before I go into the water I do an offering at the beach and pray for my safety and the kindlyness from the gods. As a balinese native, I believe in a special god for the ocean. Bali is the island of the gods, so there is divinity wherever you are. And especially for girls, when they are on their period, they should not go into the sea. It‘s like they corrupt the ocean with their blood, that is what I believe.

Where do you live right now? I live in Metasari, Sanur What are you doing workwise if you‘re not surfing? I graduated from school three months ago, so now I‘m a student. Next year, I would like to study in Japan. How long have you been surfing? Mh, I started surfing four years ago.

Let’s call him surfboard doctor. With his hands, he can make the any kind of surfboard. Just tell him your height and your weight, and a customized surfboard will be made in two days. You are guaranteed to be satisfied.

It is as if he has magic in his hands. It is no surprise the boards are recognized internationally and compete with other well known brands in other countries. He said, “Boards made by locals are competitive with boards made abroad. “The key is to be innovative and to always be learning,” said the man who has crossed the waves of Indonesia and Australia.

His full name is Robi Hendra. His company is CV Cipta Jaya Selancar. People call him Om Robi. If you want to try his product, you can go to Japan Bikini II No.2 Banjar Tegal Lantang Kaja-Padang Sambian Klod, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia. Om Robi is an asset to the surf community in Bali and Indonesia. You can argue that he is a surf asset for the world. He is a surf asset because he does not only make surfboards for local surfers for surfers all over the world. If you want to know which product is his, go to the beach and look for RR on the board. If RR is there, the board is made by Om Robi.

His wife said, “If you want to enjoy his best work, order a longboard board. These Om Robi Products are said to be his masterpieces. The board is very good quality, as he has been making high quality boards for 15 years. He is one of the pioneers of surf board manufacturers in Bali. Moving forward, his greatest goal is to bring together local surfboard makers and encourage them to have enough pride to compete with other brands. According to him, board makers in Bali should be grateful. “We have a location to test the products; there are many beaches. We should be grateful and should be able to make the best boards,” says Om Robi

Robi Hendra

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Panggil saja dia dengan doktor surfboard. Di tangannya, bisa tercipta papan surfing yang sesuai kebutuhan. Tinggal sebut tinggi dan berat tubuh, papan surfing sesuai kebutuhan bisa terwujud dalam tempo dua hari. Pemesan dijamin akan puas. Nama lengkapnya Robi Hendra. Pemilik CV Cipta Jaya Selancar. Orang biasa memanggilnya dengan Om Robi. Kalau mau mencoba produknya, bisa datang ke Jalan Bikini II No.2, Banjar Tegal Lantang Kaja-Padang Sambian Klod, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia. Om Robi ini merupakan salah satu aset dunia selancar di Bali, dan Indonesia bahkan kalau mau klaim dunia juga boleh. Soalnya,hasil papan buatannya bukan hanya diminati peselancar lokal. Tapi sudah banyak dipakai peselancar dari berbagai negara. Mau tahu produknya? Kalau lagi surfing dan lihat ada kode RR di papan, nah itu buatannya. “Kuncinya itu inovasi dan terus belajar,” kata pria yang sudah malang melintang menikmati ombak di pesisir Indonesia dan Australia ini. Ke depannya, cita-cita terbesarnya adalah menyatukan pembuat papan surfing lokal agar punya kebanggaan dan bisa bersaing dengan merek lain. Menurutnya, pembuat papan di Bali dan Indonesia harus bersyukur. “Kita punya test field, yaitu pantaipantai yang banyak dan bisa menjadi tempat mengujicoba papan. Harus bersyukur dan harusnya bisa membuat papan terbaik,” katanya. Text : Feri Tranlate : Johanna Hattan

Nama iMade Deva Dwi Setiawan Start 2007 Born 3 Juni 2003 Board 5.1” School 3 Smp Pancasila Canggu

Juara U 14. Kuta. Bilabong 2017 Lombok 2017 U 14 Semi

I Made Deva Dwi Setiawan lahir pada tanggal 3 juni 2003, ia bersekolah di SMP pancasila canggu, menginjak dunia surfing pada tahun 2007, dan orang yang mengajarkan surfing kepada dia adalah kakaknya. Surfer yang berusia 14 tahun ini mendapatkan gelar pertaman-

Name I Gede Surya Putra Born 26 oktober 2006 | Start 2015 Board size 5.8” Dream Pro surfer

Name I Putu Adiatmika Age 9 Dream Pro surfer

Name Luthfi Age 13 Dream Pro surfer

nya pada tanggal 27 Agustus di kejuaraan U14 Bilabong 2017 yang di selenggarakan di Kuta. Biasanya papan yang digunakan berukuran 5.1” reguler, Surfer cilik ini mendapatkan banyak sponsor, sekarang dia mendapatkan sponsor yaitu Loko, dari Loko dia mendapa-

Name I Putu Widiadi Born 18 oktober 2006 | Start 2011 Board 5.6” Dream Pro surfer

Name I Made Kevin Samayajaya Age 8 Dream Pro surfer

Name Zia Ul Haq Age 15 Dream Pro surfer

tkan baju dan surfboard, dan sebelum dia bersponsor Loko, I Made disponsori oleh Deus 2 tahun, beberapa surfer yang ia idolakan adalah John john florence (Amerika), Julian Wilson (Australia), dan Riman surfer asal

I Wayan Angga Saputra Born at 2 Nov 2006 | Surf sience 2011 Board size 5.4” Dream Pro surfer

Name I Kadek Maycola Dwipayana Age 10 Dream Pro surfer

Name Nisfu Sya’ban Age 13 Dream Pro surfer

indonesia. Walaupun mempunyai jadwal yang padat dengan surfing dan skateboard , Pendidikan Deva di sekolah tetap berjalan dengan lancar.

I Made Rangga Jaya Start Born at 2007 | Surf siecnce 2016 Board size 5.9 “ | Dream Prol surfer

Name I Putu Ricki Age 9 Dream Pro surfer

Name Wahyu Arya Satya Age 14 Dream Pro surfer

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Iweng “ Surf and Art” Irwan Bagja Dermawan, orang orang mengenalnya dengan sebutan Iweng, pria kelahiran Bandung 24 Desember 1971 adalah seorang seniman Lukis Dengan latar belakang pendidikan seni di FSRD ITB (Institut Teknologi Bandung) berkarya dan pameran adalah kegiatan rutin yang iweng lakukan, mulai dari pameran tunggal dan pameran kelompok. Tidak itu saja selain pameran di indonesia Iweng juga eksis berpameran di luar negri dan pameran luar negeri yang berkesan baginya ketika berpameran di Cuba. Walaupun sibuk dengan karyanya namun iweng tetap menyisihkan waktu untuk hobynya, yaitu bermain Surfing, tapi sebelum mendalami surfing, Iweng pernah mempunyai keinginan untuk mendalami olahraga River Boarding dan Rafting namun surfing lebih megasyikan baginya, ketika tahun 2010 kelompok yang biasa mereka sebut IKJ (Iweng, Kunyuk, Jalu) Made in Bandung membuat sebuah studio lukis dengan motto “komunitas tanpa nama di bawah satu atap berkarya bersama”, di pinggir pantai batu karas, Cijulang, Pangandaran, Jawa Barat adalah tempat mereka berkarya. Karena lokasi studio yang mendukung dan sangat bagus, membuat mereka menyenangi pantai sehingga saat itu juga tertarik dengan surfing dan mencoba untuk bermain surfing di mulai dengan ketakutan dan kesenangan, berusaha untuk berselancar di atas ombak biru sampai berhasil adalah sesuatu kepuasan tersendiri yang tak terhingga sampai teriak teriak bahagia bersama sahabatnya karna bisa berselancar di atas

Text and Photo : Alan Ridho Irelzanov Translate : Johanna Hattan

Irwan Bagja Dermawan, people know him as Iweng, was born in Bandung December 24, 1971 is a painting artist With the background of art education at FSRD ITB (Institute of Technology Bandung) work and exhibition is a routine activity that Iweng do, ranging from solo exhibitions and exhibitions group. Not only that, in addition to exhibitions in Indonesia Iweng also exists exhibiting overseas and overseas exhibitions that memorable for him when exhibiting in Cuba. Although Iweng still busy with his work but iweng still set aside time for hobynya, that is playing Surfing, but before surfing, Iweng never have the desire to deepen the sport of River Boarding and Rafting but surfing more megasyikan for him, when in 2010 the group they used to call IKJ (Iweng, Kunyuk, Jalu) Made in Bandung created a painting studio with the motto “anonymous community under one roof work together”, on the edge of the rock beach, Cijulang, Pangandaran, West Java is where they work. Because the location of the studio is very supportive and very nice, making them love the beach so that time was also interested in surfing and try to play surfing start with fear and pleasure, trying to surf on the blue waves to succeed is something of infinite satisfaction until shouted shouted happy with his friend because it can surf on the blue waves behind the busy work at the time. Raised in the middle of a dense residential complex that rarely sees the beautiful and great view of the family that can be said there is no picnic culture, sehinnga he tries to traveler to bali and Lombok make iweng feel happy to see the natural beauty that rarely met before. For surfing iweng not to compete, but the beach and surf have an influence on the works or paintings that he made like the wave object to provide an energy for the visuals he created and energy for himself

Lifeguards at Pererenan Beach These hero’s of the sand and the sea make sure that everyPererenan Beach, Photo by Deni one can safely enjoy their time at the beach. Lifeguards are the very foundation of every coastline, since they are in control of everything that happens in and outside the water. I interviewed Wayan, he is a lifeguard from Canggu at Pererenan Beach, and has over 10 years of experience as being a lifeguard as his profession. ‘As a lifeguard you have to love your job and you have to love the people who come to the beach, even if they think they are the champions and ignore your instructions’ Wayan says. Lifeguards must exercise, they must always be thinking ahead of situations the might occur. Also it is very important that you are always alert because there is just so much that can

necessary to know which people might need happen at any given second. However, the extra help. reward is huge, people who come here really Fidinillah, Instagram : denifidinillah_ respect the work that you are doing and they Wayan closes the interview with stating that are very grateful for all your efforts. He also it takes a lot of training to become a lifeguard, really likes to talk to people and listen to evand that you have to know all the ways of reserything they have encountered, as he calls it cuing people. Ordinary people or surfers might ‘their travel stories’. think they can do it as well, however, making mistakes is very easy and can bring your own Wayan continues to tell that the lifeguard life in danger. That’s why we need this hero’s, station at Pererenan Beach is fairly new, and they do important rescue missions normal that they already save some people here. people like me cannot possibly do. They use rescuing equipment and a jet ski to save people that are in danger. He states the Onne Jelier, MyRedEnvelope Pererenan Beach is a water sport area, but is not really meant for swimming, they have put up red flags where you can swim and practice water sports safely. As a lifeguard you need to be able to see before somebody enters the water how good his or her swimming is, it is

Who doesn’t like a good reggae rhythm while having a drink at the beach? It is fair to say that music enhances the experience people that go to the beach to chill out. D’Sunshine will make sure of that! It is a reggae band that travels around through Bali trying to perform as frequently as they possibly can (mostly 6 days a week) so they can spread the positive reggae vibes everywhere! First I asked Bee the lead singer and guitarist, to give a short introduction about himself: He is Balinese, he used to be a surfer, but he felt that he wanted to spend more time on his singing, and the composition of his own songs. He started working in a hotel where he did not find happiness, because his true hobby was music. Then I figured that he would like to earn money with his hobby, he chose to make reggae music because it suited with the island life.

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Besides guitar Bee plays other instruments as well, but that is just to kind of play around with. Besides doing a bit of surfing and a lot of reggae, Bee also likes to go shopping. Because of the amazing variety of shopping centers in Bali he can basically go everywhere and find

new unique things everywhere he goes, also he gets some of his clothing from the surfing, scooter, and local community. The good thing about being in these different communities is that they can allow as many people as possible to hear their music. Bee says in the end that he thinks his work is very intense. However, when you rest enough and you are happy with what you do and how you do it, the energy comes naturally. Onne Jelier, MyRedEnvelope

“ MKRO ... ? ( what is that ..... ??? ) “ MKRO adalah artist collection bukan sebuah organisasi yang formal, jadi mereka mengartikan MKRO sebuah ruang kecil untuk kita berkarya, MKRO biasa orang menyebut mikro karena ruang kecil. “ Siapa saja pelaku pencetus ? :p “ MKRO ini yang mencetuskan namanya ada 3 orang yaitu Adi, Ben, dan Endryx. Awal mula mau membentuk studio tattoo teta-

pi tidak terwujud dan akhirnya artis collection MKRO, anggota dari MKRO ini kurang lebih 6 orang. “ Kapan di bentuk Mas ? :o “ MKRO ini di bentuk pada bulan Juli 2017 dan lokasi mereka di Jalan Gunung salak gang puriratu. Di MKRO ini biasanya untuk menguatkan idealis ke teman dan sharing kecil- kecilan. Banyak dukungan dari komunitas tattoo, komunitas piercing, dan komunitas mural.

Photo & Text : Bagus ariyanto

Tourists on the road. Two Dutch guys came to Bali on the 23rd of August for their internship, neither of them had ever driven a scooter. On their first day, the scooter rental company delivered two scooters to their house. The man asked “you know how to ride a scooter, right”? Yes, of course! The tourists didn’t tell the truth because one of them they did not have a license. Shortly after the man left, the boys wanted to go and explore paradise, but how to start the scooters? They turned on the ignition and pressed the start button. But this didn’t work, unaware that they needed to press the brake as well. After 15 minutes they figured let’s just use the kick start. Finally, the scooters let out a small roar and the engines worked! As we all know it can be quite tricky to figure out how these beasts work. This they noticed at their first crossroad, they waited for all the traffic to move on. But the traffic didn’t move on, Bali traffic never ends, to get to the other side of the road one just needs to drive and hope for the best. After waiting for 5 minutes they got impatient and decided to just drive. One of them opened the throttle, while still holding his rear brake. Totally unexpected the scooter shoots over the crossing, losing all control over the scooter and nearly crashed into the building on the other side. “dam tourists, always creating problems”. Still not fully realizing how to start a scooter one just started kicking the kick start, it completely jammed up with the foot peg, he didn’t fold out the foot peg. Both of them realized this wasn’t good. For 10 minutes they were trying to unjam the two levers, when a friendly local decided to help them and asked if everything was okay. The local unjammed the two levers and explained to fold out the foot peg first. Great, now one of the two scooters worked! The other tourist did as he was told, fold out the foot peg then kick start. For some reason this didn’t work. The friendly local walked to him and said: just press the break then press this button, it also starts (“stupid tourists”).

Photo & Text : Jan Hein Eising

Photo by Deni Fidinillah

ASUS Tropical

Summer 2017

The event which was held on the beach of seminyak Bali on 10 september 2017 was held by ASUS (Association of Surfing Seminyak), which was named Celebrating its 17th anniversary, the Surfing Association of Seminyak (ASUS) held a surfing contest located in Seminyak Beach.

In collaboration with Real Action Forum (FAN) Seminyak, the contest was also brimming with the attributes of the struggle to reject the reclamation of Teluk Benoa as a message of indigenous villagers of Seminyak Village to refuse the reclamation of Benoa Bay and continue to inflame the spirit of the struggle.

This surfing contest is in addition to finding new surfing seeds in Seminyak, as well as to promote Seminyak Beach which has good waves for surfing as well as scenic sunset views.

Chairman of ASUS, A.A. Putu Satria insists that as part of Indigenous Desa Seminyak ( Seminyak Village ) , they will consistently and firmly reject the reclamation of Benoa Bay with other Balinese people

After the event, the committee held a big meal as a form of closer fellow ASUS organizers and some people who follow the course of the event, this contest was won by Arya Gunata aka Corox

Text by Dadung Prakoso

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SATURDAY BEACH PARTY To a Kedungu Beach goer stumbling upon the surf competition on September 16, it may have been surprising that the Kedungu Beach Party was the first big surf competition organized by the local surf community. There were around 70 competitors (69 men, one woman), multiple judges, and hundreds of spectators lining the beach and the rock wall above it. There were just under ten foreigners from a variety of different places including Russia, South Korea, and Australia. Chok, the lead organizer of the event, said that “the goal of the event was to try out something new, something bigger.” He was originally hesitant to commit to leading the competition, but was convinced by the younger surfers in the Kedungu community. Chok revealed that it would “not have been possible if it were not for the collaboration between the older and younger surf commu-

nities of Kedungu and the CSC Boys and PSC Boys surf clubs.” The success of the Kedungu Beach Party is a testament to the willingness of the different surf groups to come together in order to create something new and exciting. Once enough interest was recognized, the organizing committee was able to recruit enough sponsors to back the event. Chok revealed that it would “not have been possible if it were not for the collaboration etween the older and younger surf communities of Kedungu and the CSC Boys and PSC Boys surf clubs.” The success of the Kedungu Beach Party is a testament to the willingness of the different surf groups to come together in order to create something new and exciting. Once enough interest was recognized, the organizing committee was able to recruit enough sponsors to back the event.

The competition was more than just a competition. There were local people with stands set up to sell their handmade products as well as a row of locals selling food. The DJ kept the atmosphere lively and the announcer kept the crowd amused. It ended up being a tough battle with lots of great surfers, but in the end Riman from the Canggu surf community came out on top. Celepuk of Prerenan, Lod of Kedungu, and Edo of Prerenan were the runner ups. Overall, the Kedungu Beach Party was a great success and will hopefully be the first of many surf competitions of its kind. (16/9)

Billabong Bloodlines

Series Bali 2017 Overall Champions PERERENAN

U/16 Boys 1. Dhanny Widianto 2. Ryuki Waida 3. Ketut Agus

500 Points 450 Points 425 Points

U/14 Boys 1. Kona Eru 2. I Made Deva 3. Bronson Meidy

460 Points 375 Points 325 Points

U/16 Girls 1. Dhea Natasya 2. Taini Izquerdo 3. Tia

475points 475 Points 285 Points

Push-In 1. Natan Bontje 2. Lidia Kato 3. Oscar Glossop

550 Points 275 Points 245 Points

I Wayan “Bukit” mey I was Born in Bali Originally from the Kuta, area and have been living in Australia for the last 13 years. I studied English for 6 months in Brisbane Queensland after completing my English course I attended tafe for 4 years Obtaining certificates in hospitality management; and certificate 3 in commercial cookery and event management. Surfing has been a major influence within my life from a young age. I have been sponsored by billabong And cult partisapating in surfing competition all around Indoneisa. When I was in Australia I met my wife and now have two beautiful children. We have just move back to Bali and ready for the next great chapter , spending alot of time with family and friends. We just about to opening “Born Bright” Cafe Bar warung. We will be serving top quality coffee, healthy vegan, Gluten free, fresh juice, healthy smothiess, vegetarian, meat lovers and quality beavergaes. We are offering An infusion of Weston and Balinese flavor. A whole food pantry and then beautiful fresh locally-sourced fruit and veggies ,handmade local gifts and products ,art Photo by Deni Fidinillah 24 24

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Minang Surf Corner

Semua itu di lakukan bukan sekedar untuk finansial saja, melainkan untuk memperluas wawasan tentang surfing, bagus bagi kesehatan, dekat denga alam, mengenali lebih banyak surfer dan menumbuhkan rasa cinta terhadap olahraga surfing di Indonesia sehingga para penggemar surfing di Indonesia semakin meningkat. “Berkesan, Saya sangat senang dan iri akan keindahan bali, saya berjanji untuk liburan lagi ke bali” ucapan salah satu turis mancanegara setelah salah satu Minang Surf corner mengajarkan surfing di pantai batu bolong kepada pengunjung Mancanegara. Minang surf Corner adalah kelompok surfer yang berasal dari Daerah yang terkenal dengan Rendangnya, tanah Minang Sumatera Barat. Mereka bergerak dibidang surf lesson di pantai batu bolong, Canggu, Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali. Setiap hari para surfer ini mengajari para wisatawan lokal ataupun macanegara yang ingin menggunakan jasa mereka untuk belajar surfing dan merasakan euforia ombak pantai batu bolong. Para surfer ini mulai memberikan jasa surf lesson di pantai batu bolong

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pada tahun 2015, namun sebelum di batu bolong mereka pernah memberikan jasa surf lesson di pantai Kuta, Seminyak, Mentawai dan guide wisata, hingga akhirnya memilih pantai batu bolong yang sangat mendukung karna ombaknya yang bagus, masyarakatnya ramah dan sangat bersahabat, pantai yang indah sebagai wadah untuk melatih kepiawaian bermain surfing dan memberikan jasa surf lesson bagi pengunjung pantai batu bolong, sehingga pengunjung tidak hanya menikamti sunset saja namun juga bisa bermain dengan ombak di atas papan selancar.

Photo & Text: Alan Ridho Irelzanov

Batu Bolonf Beach Canggu Bali

Minang Surf Corner is a group of surfers who come from West Sumatra, a region famous for its Rendang. They give surf lessons at Batu Bolong Beach in Canggu, North Kuta, Badung regency, Bali. Everyday these surfers teach local or overseas tourists who want to learn to surf and feel the euphoria of the Batu Bolong waves. These surfers started giving lessons on Batu Bolong Beach in 2015, but before they came to Batu Bolong they taught at Kuta Beach, Seminyak, and worked as tour guides in Mentawai. They chose to teach surfing at Batu Bolong because of the good waves, friendly people, and beautiful beaches. At Batu Bolong, visitors can experience the waves above the surfboard and also watch the sunset. They don’t just teach for money but to spread insight about how surfing is good for health, a way to be close to nature, and to recognize more surfers and foster a sense of love for surfing sports in Indonesia so that the popularity can increase. “My lesson was memorable, I am very happy and jealous of Bali’s beauty. I promise to return to Bali once again,” one of the foreign tourists said after a surf lesson from Minang Surf Corner.

Photo & text: Alan Ridho Irelzanov

Translate : Johanna Hattan

Sunda Surf Corner

Coming from a beautiful beach with great waves that are a favorite for both local and foreign surfers, Juan and Riko are originally from Cimaja, Sukabumi District, Pelabuhan Ratu, West Java. Now, Juan and Riko live in Bali. The people that work with Sunda Surf Corner like to share their intellect about local surfing with local and foreign tourists. With their surf skills, Sunda Surf School offers group and open surf lessons for tourists visiting the Batu Cenang Beach, Canggu, North Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali. The waves are perfect for surfers, and the beaches are beautiful and clean. The friendly local workers make the guests feel at home.

Batu Bolonf Beach Canggu Bali Berasal dari Pantai yang indah dengan ombak besar tempat wisata favorit bagi para peselancar mancanegara maupun lokal, tepatnya dari Cimaja, Kabupaten Sukabumi, Pelabuhan Ratu, Jawa Barat. Sekarang Jimi, Juan dan Riko memilih untuk berdomisili di Pulau dewata Bali, Kelompok Sunda Surf Corner ini membagi kepandaian berselancar mereka kepada wisatawan lokal maupun mancanegara Dengan keahlian berselancar yang mereka miliki, kelompok Sunda surf corner ini membuka jasa surf lesson bagi para wisatawan yang berkunjung ke pantai batu bolong, Canggu, Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali. Ombak yang sangat mendukung bagi peselancar, pantai yang indah,Kebersihan yang selalu terjaga dan warga yang bersahabat membuat mereka betah bekerja di pantai batu bolong, Canggu. Bagi mereka pantai batu bolong bisa menjamin mereka sebagai surfer secara finansial, bagaimana tidak, hobi yang di jalani bisa menghasilkan, dengan kata lain sambil mengembangkan bakat atau latihan tapi tetap di bayar. Selain itu ada kepuasan tersendiri

untuk bisa berbagi keahlian surfing kepada pengunjung sehingga kecintaan terhadap olahraga surfing meningkat. Perjalanan mereka sebagai pemain surfing tidak gampang, sebelumnya mereka pernah menjadi penjaga pantai di daerah asal mereka cimaja, secara perlahana belajar surfing dari teman dan akhirnya bisa bermain surfing seperti saat ini. Selain jasa surf lesson yang diberikan, mereka selalu ikut kompetisi surfing yang diadakan di indonesia dan mendapatkan penghargaan dari perlombaan yang diikuti, mereka mempunyai keinginan untuk bisa ikut kompetisi surfing internasional di luar negri dan menjadi juara. Harapan kami, semoga pemerintah Kabupaten Sukabumi, Jawa Barat peduli dan bisa bekerja sama dengan penggerak surfing yang bertujuan untuk mempromosikan wisata pantai di desa Cimaja yang mempunyai potensi tinggi sangat di akui banyak surfer indonesia ataupun macanegara.

The lessons are worth it, as a lifetime hobby can be born. Also, there is a satisfaction for the instructors to be able to share their surf expertise. The goal is for the love of the sport to increase. Their journeys as surfers have not been. Before teaching, they were lifeguards in their home area of Cimaja. They learned surfing from their friends which led them to where they are today. They participate in surf competitions in Indonesia and occasionally get awards. They dream of participating in competitions abroad. Their hope is for the government of the Sukabumi Regency to work with them to promote Bech tourism in the village of Cimaja.

Photo: Alan Ridho Text: Johanna Hattan Photo & Text: Alan Ridho Irelzanov Translate : Johanna Hattan

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Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Talk Through Photos (MBLF) is one of the basic photography techniques education activities to representatives of each community group in the village. The representative is called a village photographer. Not only the basic techniques of photography are in possession, but also about writing. At this time the activities are carried out in Karangasem regency, Bali. Exactly in the village of Bunutan. The village photographer team itself consists of 8 people, representing every group in the area. This activity is supported by Reefcheck Indonesia and the Coral Reef Alliance. The MBLF program lasts for 6 months. Starting from April 2017 until September 2017. While this has been running for 6 months. The main purpose of this activity is education. Photography as a universal language,

villagers will be educated to voice something that may take the form of happiness, pride, complaints, problems and their hopes to the public through photography. Through photography, the MBLF Team hopes to conduct environmental, economic, social, health and cultural issues through the active participation of the villagers themselves. Awareness is not easy yet to instillfor villagers. Through this educational project, peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s awareness will be built through story telling that they will grab, with the aim of building sustainable resources, but not fithout forgetting the locality they have. Local initiatives related to area management will be well documented in this activity. Through the initiative, we will identify the challenges and opportunities for the development

of conservation area program in karangasem. Local people are very warm to open up and tell the issues that exist in their environment. The positive energy that the MBLF team brings together synergizes with the hope that is stored in their hearts. Build public awareness about the environment around them. Especially in coastal areas as well as sustainable resource utilization, which later will be managed by the community itself. August 10-11, they are able to do an exhibition in the hamlet of Banyuning, Karangasem. During 5 months sharing with MLBF team, villagers have mastered the technical of photography and writing. As a result, the exhibition with their own work and a strong local point of view can be enjoyed in the exhibition.

Good intentions will certainly be welcomed. Proyek edukasi foto oleh Andi Perdana Kusuma bersama Coral Reef Alliance dan Reef Check

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20 Years of Soul Surf photography exhibition by Piping Irwanan

From September 22, 2017 to September 24, the Indopurejoy Hostel was transformed temporarily into an art gallery. Twenty-five photographs of varying sizes lined the walls of the empty courtyard and dining area, leaving the visitors convinced they were in a full time gallery as opposed to sleeping place for world travelers. The event, called 20 Years of Soul, was a celebration of Piping Irawan, a surf photographer of 20 years. Piping Irawan is known by the surf community for multiple accomplishments including founding Magic Wave Surf Community Magazine, competing in surf competitions, organizing surf competitions, and working as a surf photographer. Despite being a successful photographer for many years, 20 Years of Soul was Piping’s first photography exhibition. “It’s something I always wanted to do, and now we can do it”, Piping said. Each night was busy and filled with fun. As if being surrounded by beautiful surf photographs was not enough, the people could listen and dance to the live music, get a tattoo or piercing at the booths that were set up, and play outdoor games brought by Prost Beer. On Saturday night Crazy Horse played live which was quite special for everybody there.

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Irwandispeechascuratoratopeningnight: â&#x20AC;&#x153;The 20 Years Of Soul photography exhibition is the first surf photography exhibition in Indonesia. Hopefully, surf photography can becomes a new art platform in Bali.â&#x20AC;?

20 Years of Soul Surf photography exhibition by Piping Irwanan The event attracted a diverse crowd, first there were the hoste goers, all gretefull for the opurtunity to be involved in a local event and celebration. The majority of the people receiving tattoos and piercings were foreigners. There were also many local people who came to support Piping. There were peoplo because of Crazy Horse and people who came from the tatttoo and piercing communities. The diversity of the crowd is what made the event so special as people from different cackgrounds and places were able to connect and bond over their interest in the photographs. The hightlight of the exhibition had to be the parties that took place late into each night. Prost beer sponsored the event, providing 20 boxes of beers for the first night alone. Prost also provided outdoor games that were crowd pleasers. There were also cocktails offered the second and third night. Alcohol was flowing and the crowd was happier for it. Two Germans that were staying at Indopurejoy Hostel used their past experience as barthenders to mix drinks and keep the crowd happy. From the street outside, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no doubt walkers would be able to hear the screaming along to song lyirics. If they decided to follow the voices, they would find a mob of people dancing along to both the live music and the music being blasted from the speakers, the parties didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t end until early the next mornings when the music finally died down and people trickled to bed. Text by Johanna Hattan

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Overall, 20 Years of Soul was successful in celebrating Piping and all his work as a surf photographer over the past twenty years. Party photos by Deni Fidinillah

Atha Morgana ( Vocal ) Eka Lubdaka ( Guitar ) Edik Lubdaka ( Drum ) Oka Darmawan ( Bass ) Detu Pariska (Keyboard )

I had never really been one for water sports. I have always been in love with the water, but never quick to enjoy the adrenaline filled offerings around it. So it was no surprise to myself that I was hesitant to try surfing for my first time. After an internal battle, I finally came to my senses and realized: “I am in Bali, the surf capital of the world. I am working for Magic Wave, a surf magazine. I am being offered a free surf lesson. What am I waiting for?!” My teacher’s name was Wendy. He is a local surfer boy that gives lessons to hostel goers from Indopurejoy hostel. Right from the start, I could tell that he knew what he was talking about. He helped me get the hang of how 34 34

Gung Harley ( Guitar/ Vocal ) Didik SP ( Drum ) David Ivan ( Bass )

to stand up in terms of foot and hand placement. My conﬁdence was growing little by little as Wendy was giving me pointers and encouragement. Repetition was key, as we practiced the motions more than 15 times. My nerves rose again as we went to the water. Wendy must have sensed this, as he said “Everyone can surf if they want to. If you think you can’t, you can’t. But if you decide you can, you can.” These words inﬂuenced my mindset for the rest of my lesson. I replayed them in my head constantly. I realized the important of all of the repetition of the movements on the beach when I suddenly

forgot them right as I was about to catch my first wave. But just as I was going to ask for a reminder, I heard Wendy behind me: “Paddle! Paddle! Faster!” I thought to myself, “Okay, here goes nothing.” From muscle memory I was able to remember the footing. On my first wave I stood up! I was surfing! Over the next 45 minutes, with the help of Wendy, I was able to catch many more waves, not without falls and stumbles though. I look forward to my next surf lesson and am happy to have found a water sport I enjoy! Johanna Hattan

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Mango Bar P: Stefanie Wagner T: Johanna Hattan

Where: Jalan Pantai Sindu Beach Promenade, Sanur, Denpasar Indonesia Hours: 9 am - 23 pm

Mango Beach Bar is a great place to go to relax and grab a bite to eat for lunch during a day of surﬁng. The Mango Bar offers Asian Fusion, Indonesian food and Barbecue. There are also delicious, refreshing juices on the menu. The restaurant is right on the beach, offering both outdoor and indoor dining. There is a waitstaff with a full bar. The bright colors and wall art contribute to a fun atmosphere. Customers have claimed the lobster dishes and chicken satay as the favorites, both being a little pricey but worth it.What makes the Mango Bar stand out though is i t’s double identity as both a restaurant and a reggae bar. Reggae music is played on loop, and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, the famous Balinese Reggae Band Joni Agund and Double T plays cover Reggae songs, and Balinese Reggae. Overall, the Mango bar is a perfect spot to kick back and relax with a nice seafood meal and good live reggae music.

Izakaya Where: Jl. Duyung, Beach Side, 80228, Indonesia Number: 082 146 567 874

The sea breeze, friendly staff, and tasty food all make Izakaya a worthwhile restaurant to eat at. Theseafood dishes are always crowd pleasures at this little oceanside restaurant. There is both indoor and outdoor seating, a full waitstaff, and a full bar. The decor is simply, and the atmosphere is casual. Izakaya is a great spot for both lunch and dinner. It is vegetarian friendly also which is always comforting for vegan or vegetarian visitors to hear before going out to eat! Definitely stop by Izakaya if you are looking for a family friendly place right on the beach to relax and get a bite to eat for lunch, dinner, or even late night snacking! It’s a great place to refuel after a long day of surfing. 35

At the end of the 2017 wave season I tried to get two paintings inspired from some of the big surf surf spots in Indonesia. 1.Indo lefthunder - acrylic / posca on canvas 60 Ă&#x2014; 50 cm .. 2. Big big barrel - acrylic / posca on canvas 100 Ă&#x2014; 100cm Hopefully the paintings encourage surfers in the archipelago) abroad ... for more details can be checked / follow in: IG..rizdsurfartbali FB.rizd surf art Dhailisrizal514@gmail.com Wa.081374235127 (Rizal Dhailis) studio: jl.Majapahit 24 Kuta bali Rizd surfart spesial made to order : Painting posca penn Surfboard + Sepatu + Topi + Kaos + Jeans + Motor + Chasephone. dll 36

Sunset Club Berawa

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Sunset Club Bar Berawa Beach Canggu, Bali

Text and photo: Deni Fidinillah

Sunset Club adalah beach bar yang belokasi di Pantai Berawa. Nuansa biru dan putih merupakan warna paling mencolok di bar ini. Warna ini merupakan representasi dari laut, langit dan ombak. Dengan perpaduan warna tersebut ditambah segelas Mojito atau Sunsetvaria Cocktail yang menjadi andalan di bar ini. Sealain makanan dan minuman, Sunset Club juga menyediakan rental surfboard dan surf lesson lengkap bersama instrukturnya.

Sunset Club is a beach bar located in Berawa Beach, precisely is west side of Finns Beach Club. Shades of blue and white are the most striking colors in this bar. This color is a representation of the sea, sky and waves. With a blend of color plus a glass of Mojito or Sunsetvaria Cocktail is a mainstay in this bar. In addition to food and beverages, Sunset Club also provides surf lessons and surf lesson complete with instructors.

Photos by : Stefanie Wagner Text by : Johanna Hattan

Baby Reef Surf School Baby Reef Surf School is a small surf school. The small size almost works in favor of thestudent though, as you will get the full attention of the friendly and energetic staff! It wasfounded 20 years ago for locals, but 14 years ago they started to offer lessons for tourists aswell. The headquarters are located at a peaceful the very end of the beach. This surf school isperfect for beginners, as the waves close by are smaller. While traditional surf lessons are the most common, kite surfing is close behind as a favorite to learn from this surf school. Tompel,an employee of the school, said “The guests

leave their first lesson and almost always comeback for a second”. This surf school doesn’t have a huge social media presence, but if you haveany questions feel free to call the number bellow! What is offered: Surfing, Stand Up Paddling, Parasailing, Jet Ski, Water Ski, Wake Board, Banana Boat, Glass Bottom Boat Tour, Snorkeling E-mail: suandababyreef@gmail.com Address: Pantai Mertesari Sanur Phone: +62 812 3620 5060 +62 813 3756 6623

Hyatt Reef Surf School is a smaller school. Here you will be taught by lively and passionate instructors. The surf school was founded in 1999. Surfing is the most popular activity for visitors. Through the school the learners take a taxi boat to Hyatt Reef where

there are small to medium sized waves perfect for beginner and intermediate surfers. Leaving the main beach with the taxi makes the experience truly unique and special. Stand up paddling is the second most favorited activity for this surf school. Feel free to call the number above with any questions regarding Hyatt Reef Surf School!

Phone: +62 813 3808 7068 E-mail: hyattreef@gmail.com

What is offered: Surf lesson, Stand up paddling, Kite-Surfing lession, Snorkeling and Fishing

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The event attracted a diverse crowd. First there were the hostel goers, all grateful for the pportunity to be involved in a local event and celebration. The majority of the people receiving tattoos and piercings were foreigners. There were also many local people who came to support Piping. There were people who came because of Crazy Horse and people who came from the tattoo and piercing xommunities. The diversity of the crowd is what made the event so special as people from different cackgrounds and places were able to connect and bond over their interest in the photographs. The highlight of the exhibition had to be the parties that took place late into each night. Prost Beer sponsored the event, providing 20 boxes of beers for the first night alone. Prost also provided outdoor games that were crowd pleasers. There were also cocktails offered the second and third night. Alcohol was flowing and the crowd was happier for it. Two Germans that were staying at Indopurejoy Hostel used their past experience as bartenders to mix drinks and keep the crowd happy. From the street outside, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no doubt walkers would be able to hear the screaming along to song lyrics. If they decided to follow the voices, they would find a mob of people dancing along to both the live music and the music being blasted from the speakers. The parties didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t end until early the next mornings, when the music finally died down and people trickled to bed. Text by Johanna Hattan

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Piercings and Tattoo

Jill is called Ziljihanbr , is a Piercer & Body Modification from Malang (eastjava) lives in Bali . He started working in piercing world in september 2009, Luna Cobra and many other pro piercer are people who inspire Jill to become an artist piercing. First time he learned piercing with his partner a Pro Piercer from Indonesia as well he is called Nip-nip13 (Revenge13 BODMOD) and some other P Jill is called Ziljihanbr , is a Piercer & Body Modification from Malang (eastjava) lives in Bali . He started working in piercing world in september 2009, Luna Cobra and many other pro piercer are people who inspire Jill to become an artist piercing. First time he learned piercing with his partner a Pro Piercer from Indonesia as well he is called Nip-nip13 (Revenge13 BODMOD) and some other Piercer colleagues “Why you do as Piercer is not choose to be a Tattoo Artist? “ Because I have no innate talent for drawing, “just a picture of a girl or a scene of course I can do it (haha) “light” “What’s the difference between Piercing & Tindik ( INDONSI-

ADI (Kewer) is a tattoo artist from Semarang (central java) and lives in Bali. Adi started his work as a tattoo artist in 2014. In his hometown, Adi learn and sharing about tattoo with his friend Ben Mulyo Wicaksono . being as tattoo artist is more exciting in the appeal to have another job. His friends also support him as an artist tattoo, because he has the talent

AN) Actually piercing the same piercing is no different, Piercing in English and Tindik ( tusukan ) in Bahasa hahah, well just warn before deciding get a pierce better you consult first to Piercer who really use grip what the actual figure is piercing not even make you more tortured with a nasty shot uuppps !!! “Professional Piercer Do not Use Piercing Guns iercer colleagues “Why you do as Piercer is not choose to be a Tattoo Artist? “ Because I have no innate talent for drawing, “just a picture of a girl or a scene of course I can do it (haha) “light” “What’s the difference between Piercing & Tindik ( INDONESIA) Actually piercing the same piercing is no different, Piercing in English and Tindik ( tusukan ) in Bahasa hahah, well just warn before deciding get a pierce better you consult first to Piercer who really use grip what the actual figure is piercing not even make you more tortured with a nasty shot uuppps !!! “Professional Piercer Do not Use Piercing Guns

to become a tattoo artist. Keep mind “Rules” in the world of tattoo to sterile needles, tips, etc. is not in doubt, and all that is used Dissposable (disposable) One of the main challenges for someone who wants to learn tattoo “Don’t be afraid of blood and screams the client “(haha) bright ADI. Photo & Text : Bagus Ariyanto Translate : Jill

On 6-8 October 2017 have been held at the festival “KUTA Beach FESTIVAL 2017” located at Kuta Beach Halfway event starts at 10.00 am to finish without charge should be issued a visitor to enter the event. KUTA BEACH FESTIVALThe event started at 10:00 in the morning opened with a surf contest following the various communities of surfing, the festival was held from Friday to Sunday. On the second day of race rintikan rain accompanied surf surfer does not turn into a winner in the race. In the festival “KUTA Beach FESTIVAL 2017” there are 2 stages namely “MAIN stage and acoustic phase” very lively Festival, many people want to come watch the traffic flow along the beach though RoadKuta solid, but not destroy our enthusiastic community to be part of the excitement of the Festival “KUTA Beach FESTIVAL in 2017”. * surfing contestThe destination festival is held to promote to internation-

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al tourists visiting the beauties of the Kuta Beach can enjoy. For 3 days the community watching presented namely music concerts, DJ music and reggae bands, not just music only, here you can also enjoy a variety of dishes. In the festival there are also staging the sale of t-shirts with different brands in Bali. Expect an event like this can be held again next year.

Photo & Text : Handika Arisandy

Brawa Kitchen

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Pemenang Grom Surf Ripcurl Divisi Laki- Laki 1. Varun Tandjung (12,7) Point 2. Deva (11,90) Point 3. Made Joy (10,13) Point 4. Bronson Meidy (9,63) Point Divisi Perempuan 1. Taina Izquirendo (8,73) Point 2. Kailani Jonson (7,83) 3. Georgia Wederell 4 Gracia Listiana

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Atas banyaknya permintaan dari pelanggan kami akan Minuman Sehat Bungkit Kunyit dengan campuran daun SIrih, Maka dalam waktu dekat akan kami hadirkan untuk Pelanggan kami semua. Terima kasih atas support dan kesetiannya pada produk Minuman Sehat BK selama ini.

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