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G-LAND 2010, bring it on baby !!!

Hello surfers and welcome back to the G-Land Surf Camp, and our 7th year of making sure that surfers from all around the Globe have the best possible experience at our surf camp in G-Land.

Once again while the camp has been closed for the wet season our staff have been busy making adjustments and renovations in camp to make sure we keep our standards as they always have been, the best. From painting to extending, everything is going to be perfect when you come and stay with us.

We’ve also made some delicous additions and changes in our menue thats going to be making your mouth water. Cause you know when your out there surfing all day at G-Land the most important thing on every surfers mind is food, food, more food and maybe an icy cold beer or three while swapping stories about the best waves they have just surfed in their lives.

Right from the moment you walk into our office in Poppies Lane 2 in down town Kuta the stoke will be beginning to over flow. Our friendly staff are eager to fill you in with surf forecasts and tidal info, real wave info and not just the usual hype. Starting in 2009 we introduced our “in house” photographer, Bubsy who is armed with the latest high end Cannon camera equipment. And this year he’ll be back at G-Land to capture you getting tubed at G-Land.

This year we are also going to offer optional big game fishing charters to any of our guests and we’ll have the rods, reels & lures to get you hooked up. The fishing can be sizzling not far out behind the surfing reef and not too mention some of the secret spots we’ve found over the years. Think you could handle a 30kg Giant Trevally ? well how about one of the record 50kg+ monsters that fishing guru Michael Owens has taken standing on the reef edge at low tide !!! So feel free to bring your own equipment along with you for low tide sessions on the reef, or your trolling outfit.

Ok crew, our camp will be opening up in mid March this year so if it’s an uncrowded G-Land line up your dreaming of don’t hesitate to drop us an email and lock yourself in for the ride of a life time. And don’t forget, you don’t have to be a pro surfer to get waves at G-Land. Not only are the ever famous sections of reef known as Kongs, Money Tree’s, Launching Pad and of course tude city SPEEDIES. There are other mellower waves further down the reef such as 20-20′s, Chickens & Tiger Tracks plus a couple more sly spots on offer.

So we hope to see you at the G-Land Surf Camp in 2010.

Best Regards from G-Land

Raymond & Sisca
(G-land Surf Camp Owners)

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G-land Cronicles Sept – Oct 09

9th Oct 09
Sms surf report from the G-Lnd Surf Camp was saying that wave height is a solid 3-4ft+ hitting Money Tree’s in long lines. No one in the water at the time due to the morning low tide.

7th Oct 09
Today’s sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was saying that wave height has hit the double to double head high plus sector this morning. As soon as the tide starts to fill back in there will be plenty of waves at Kongs and Moneytree’s. Surfing conditions were clean and glassy, no surfers in the water at the time of the report. New Photos from G-Land have just arrived and I’ll head into the office and pick those up later in the day. So keep an eye out for those.

6th Oct 09
Sms surf report from the G-land Surf Camp was saying that wave height had also jumped into the 3-4ft+ range this morning. A lot of happy surfers over in camp this morning and 20 of them in the water between Money Tree’s and the Pad at the time of the report.

5th Oct 09
Sms surf report from the good guys at the G-Land Surf Camp was telling me that wave height is about as small as it gets over at G-land with wave height in the chest to chest high plus range. Only 5 surfers in the water at Kongs @ 9.00Am

4th Oct 09
Sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was saying that wave height had also backed off over at G-land but still breaking in the head to head high plus sector on Kongs. At the time of the report there was a total of 5 surfers in the water.

3rd Oct 09
Sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was saying that there’s another good day of waves coming on for the lucky one’s currently in camp. Wave height is still a respectable 4-4ft+ hitting the Launching Pad and top end of Speedies. 8 surfers in the water on the Pad at the time of the report.

2nd Oct 09
Sms surf report from the crew over at the G-land Surf Camp was saying that wave height has increased in size at G-Land this morning. Kongs has 3-4 footers while Money Tree’s and the Launching Pad were hitting a solid double head high. Good off-shore wind this morning and 8 surfers in the water at the time of the report.

1st Oct 09
Sms surf report from the good guys over at the G-Land Surf Camp was saying that wave height is hitting Kongs and Money Tree’s in the head to well over head sector with clean off-shore wind. Only 4 surfers in the water on MT’s at the time of this report.

29th Sept 09
Sms surf report from the G-land Surf Camp was saying that wave height was a fun sized head to head high plus with plenty of clean waves on Kongs.

28th Sept 09
Sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was saying that wave height over at G-land this morning was still holding in the 3-4ft+ sector. Only 5 surfers in the water on Money Tree’s at 8.30AM.

27th Sept 09
Sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was saying that wave height is still holding in the 5-6ft range (double to tripple head high). Long lines peeling down the reef and only 2 surfers in the water on Kongs at the time of the report.

26th Sept 09
Sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was saying that wave height was coming through at a solid 8ft, hitting the Launching Pad and the odd one going down through Speed Reef. No one in the waer at the time of this report.

25th Sept 09
Sms surf report from the G-land Surf Camp was saying that wave height had also jumped up into the solid double head high range (8.00AM). Just like here in Bali there was a fair amount of Westerly direction in the swell so Kongs and the top end of Money Tree’s were getting the most swell. 4 surfers in the water at Kongs at the time of this report.

22nd Sept 09
Sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was saying wave height was a solid head to well over head on Kongs and Money Tree’s. No wind over at G-land this morning and there were 3 surfers on Kongs at the time of the report.

19th Sept 09
Sms surf report from the G-land Surf Camp was saying that wave height is a solid 4ft hitting Kongs and Money Tree’s. Looking good for when the off-shore wind kicks in. NB: numbers are way down on usual over at G-Land at the moment so now is a perfect time to take advantage of the discounts we are offering. So drop me an email and cash in on it.

4th Sept 09
Yesterday’s sms surf report from the G-land Surf Camp was calling wave height to be in the head to head high plus class with some nice waves breaking on Kongs and the top end of Money Tree’s.

1st Sept 09
Sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was saying that wave height on Kongs was only showing in the head high range but further down the reef on Money Tree’s and launch Pad it was close to double head high. No surfers in the water @ 9.00AM.

30th August 09
Sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was also calling wave height pushing the double head high range. Only 2 surfers in the water at 9.00Am surfing on the Kongs section of the mile long reef called G-Land.

29th August 09
Sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was saying that wave height is in the head to well over head high class with clean line’s hitting Kongs and the top end of Money Tree’s. No surfers in the water at the time of the report.

28th August 09
Sms surf report from the G-Land Surf Camp was saying that wave height has also backed right off and down to head high. At the time of the report there was only one surfer in the water at Kongs.

27th August 09
Sms surf report from the G-land Surf Camp was calling for another hot day of waves over at G-Land. Wave height is still in the double head high range and lining up nicely on Money Tree’s through to the Launching Pad. Only 2 surfers in the water at the time of the report.