VORION DYNAMICS — Energy in Motion

The project

10,000 m² of controlled ocean.

The cluster6,000 m² multisport

Combat, fencing, racket sports, recovery.

Top viewSymmetry of the system

One wave, mirrored — for every level and style.

AerialThe full ground from above

Solar-powered · water-treated · 365 days a year.

The pool10,000 m² of engineered water

Guaranteed, repeatable sets — not a lottery of swell.

The waveUp to 2.5 m · 9–12 m/s

Height, speed and shape — set and repeated to the second.

The line-upSets on schedule

Everyone gets a wave. No jostling for position.

The cluster6,000 m² multisport

Combat, fencing, racket sports, recovery.

Top viewSymmetry of the system

One wave, mirrored — for every level and style.

AerialThe full ground from above

Solar-powered · water-treated · 365 days a year.

The pool10,000 m² of engineered water

Guaranteed, repeatable sets — not a lottery of swell.

The key advantage

You control the wave — and therefore your progress.

In surfing, skill grows with the number of waves you actually ride. In the ocean, most of a session goes to waiting, paddling and fighting for position — real rides are few. On the ground the wave arrives on schedule, identical and predictable. Progress stops depending on luck and becomes manageable.

The ocean · luck

Beginners

In the ocean a beginner barely catches anything — priority goes to experienced surfers. Here the wave is delivered to everyone. One hour gives the practice volume of several days of ocean lessons.

Advanced & pros

The same wave, again and again — the only way to drill a manoeuvre or a trick to automatism. What depends on luck in the ocean is trained systematically here.

National teams

Not training for its own sake — a path to medals. A world-standard controlled environment for systematic preparation for WSL, ASC and ISA.

The ocean gives you luck. The ground gives you a schedule.

Technology

Engineering, not chance.

The system was designed by a team of top professionals — hydrodynamicists and aviation engineers. Every parameter of the wave — height, speed, breaking angle, intensity — is set and repeated with a precision nature cannot match.

In the ocean, wave quality is a lottery of the seabed, swell and wind. Here the breaking angle is tunable: a sharp, fast section for shortboard and tricks — or a long, soft wall for longboard and a confident ride. One wave — for any style and level.

2.5m

Wave height, up to

9–12m/s

Wave speed

12–14s

Every … seconds

Tunable

Breaking angle

Elite sport

The strongest surf nations have one thing in common.

World surfing of the last decade is held by a handful of countries — and each of them has its own wave pool at home, where the national team trains year-round, independent of the ocean.

2015–2025

Decade of WSL world titles

Countries taking them all

3 / 3

Of them have a wave pool

Brazil · wave pool · 4 world titles

USA / Hawaii

Wave pool

John John Florence
Carissa Moore
Caroline Marks
Griffin Colapinto

Brazil

Wave pool

Gabriel Medina
Filipe Toledo
Italo Ferreira
Yago Dora

Australia

Wave pool

Tyler Wright
Stephanie Gilmore
Molly Picklum

Indonesia has world-class spots, a surf brand and the talent. The one thing missing was a training base of this level. ATOLL delivers it.

Not just the wave

One ground. Five arenas.

Bali's first professional sports & wellness cluster of over 6,000 m². The wave stays the flagship — but around it is an environment to train, recover and spend the whole day.

6,000 m²Sports & wellness cluster

Combat sports

Boxing, jiu-jitsu, grappling, judo.

Fencing

A full centre — rare for the island.

Racket sports

Tennis & padel courts.

Recovery

Spa, massage, water therapy.

Infrastructure

Track, retail, food court.

Why a ground

The ocean runs on its own schedule. The ground runs on yours.

Bali is the world capital of surfing — yet a natural spot fails to deliver a quality wave most of the year: half of it is off-season, and in the rest the right conditions line up for only a few hours a day. In those rare windows the best spots are packed. The ground delivers a world-class wave on schedule.

The oceanSeason · tide · wind · crowd

The groundOn schedule · 365 days

Season and off-season→A wave all year round

Tide, wind, weather→A wave on schedule

Overcrowded spots→A wave for everyone

Reef and currents→Controlled safety

Bali's best natural spot delivers a quality wave less than half the time. The ground — 100%.

The demand already exists

The surfers are here.
The wave isn't.

For most visitors, surfing is one of the main reasons to come to Bali. But the island's best spots are packed — in peak season it's crowds in the water and a scramble for every wave. Demand so far outstrips the island that surf camps run trips to artificial waves in neighbouring countries just to guarantee a session. People are willing to pay and fly for that guarantee.

The demand is already here — the supply isn't. Yet.

Peak-season crowds Outbound surf trips Willing to pay

When Bali's spots work — and when they don't

No spot works all the time.

Bali is a world surf capital — but every natural spot depends on season, wind and tide. Even the best fire for only a few months, in the right conditions, and are packed in those windows.

Spot	Working season	Limitation	Tide	Peak crowds
Uluwatu	May–Oct	Off-season onshore wind makes the wave unusable	Mid–high	Very high
Padang-Padang	Jun–Aug	Needs a big swell; flat off-season	Mid–high	High
Bingin	May–Oct	Onshore wind, low tide	Mid–high	High
Canggu	Year-round (best May–Oct)	Wind ruins it by midday; many surf schools	Mid (AM)	Very high
Kuta	Nov–Mar	Summer wave too big for beginners	Low–mid	High
Keramas	Nov–Apr	No favourable wind in the dry season	Mid–high	Mid–high
Nusa Dua	Nov–Apr	Doesn't work outside the wet season	Mid–high	Medium
Medewi	Year-round	Wave is weak and shallow	All tides	Medium

Segment size = working months per year

Even the best spots fire only a few months a year — and are packed when they do. The ground removes every one of these limits.

Seasons, winds and tides — per Bali surf guides (Padang Padang Surf Camp, Rapture, Waverick and others).

The fencing centre

A professional fencing arena on Bali.

A full competition-grade fencing centre — a rarity for the island. Built to give Indonesia's national team the conditions to train, grow and raise the country's results on the world stage.

Competition-grade National team World stage

Project status & roadmap

The path to the first wave.

Every stage is a concrete milestone — from an approved engineering design to the first test wave.

Project readiness15%

Foundation laid

We build from the ground up.

Done

Working design approved

Engineering documentation signed off; the ground is fully specified.

Aug 2026

Announcement

The project goes public — audience and partners gathering.

Dec 2026

Project launch

Company formed, financing and engineering partner locked in.

Feb 2027

Groundworks

Earthworks and site preparation begin.

2027

Pool construction

Main basin and wave system construction.

TBA

Wave test launch

First wave test — date announced later. Stay tuned.

More than a venue

A new point on the world surf map.

ATOLL is not just a place to ride. It's a new, year-round centre of gravity for tourists, athletes and media.

Year-round flow

Tourism that no longer depends on season or weather.

International events

A venue for WSL, ASC and ISA starts — and the media attention that follows.

Regional growth

Jobs, demand for services, and development of the surrounding area.

Technology flagship

Indonesia on the map of engineered surfing.

Bali in numbers

The epicentre of world surf tourism — and it's growing.

Bali · surf capital

6.95M

+9.7% YoY

International tourists to Bali, 2025

~240K

Surf tourists a year in the Uluwatu area alone

60–100K

Active surfers among Bali expats

75%

of guests are 17–33 years old

Top 3

surfing among the most popular activities on Bali

Sources: BPS Bali (2025), Invest Indonesia, HVS, Surfonomics / Save The Waves, Udayana University.

Southeast Asia'sfirst artificial-wave
surf ground 10,000 m²— on Bali.

The wave no longer
depends on the ocean.

Now it depends
on you.

10,000 m² of controlled ocean.