Conditions · Official information

Surf & travel,
with coastal context.

A planning view of active official BMKG alerts near Indonesia’s priority surf corridors. Always follow local authority guidance.

Early-morning Indonesian coastline with long swell lines

Read the coastline

Look beyond a single alert.

Official notices matter most in context: the coast, the route ahead, and the forecast you check before leaving.

Indonesia coastline · visual planning context

Official alerts

Coastal status for priority Indonesian surf regions

Official BMKG information for surf and trip planning. It is context—not a safety clearance.

No active official alert

No current BMKG alert matched to priority Indonesian surf regions.

That only reflects monitored sources; beach closures and transport disruption are outside this feed.

Source live
Earthquake feed
Last check
6 Sept 2026, 08.58 WIB
Watching
Marine · weather · earthquake

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Recent official activity

Build context over time.

Recent BMKG records around priority surf regions—magnitude, depth, epicentre, and map when coordinates are published. Context only, not a complete archive.

1record · Sept 2026
1record · Aug 2026
  1. Map location for BMKG earthquake: 77 km Southeast of Cilacap, Central JavaEpicentre

    Earthquake · 4 Sept 2026, 12.04 WIB

    BMKG earthquake: 77 km Southeast of Cilacap, Central Java

    M 5.4 · 10 km · No tsunami potential.BMKG source
  2. Map location for BMKG earthquake: 170 km Southwest of Sumur, BantenEpicentre

    Earthquake · 22 Aug 2026, 00.41 WIB

    BMKG earthquake: 170 km Southwest of Sumur, Banten

    M 5.8 · 10 km · No tsunami potential.BMKG source

Regional context

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Each page combines visible official information with clearly labelled, non-official Ombak planning context.

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Coverage note

Use this as planning context, not a safety clearance.

Monitored: selected BMKG marine, weather, and earthquake sources. Not monitored: beach closures, ferry or flight disruption, and every local hazard. Follow local authority guidance.