Surfing Tour In Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka offers everything a surfer’s heart desires, and then more! Perfectly formed pointbreaks, secret bays and beaches, and an infinite supply of reef configurations extending from Hikkaduwa on the country’s southwestern coast all the way across to Arugam Bay on the west combine for one spectacular playground just waiting to be discovered. A surfer’s paradise in other words, the Southern Coast boasts an epic seascape for all surfers and even beginners. On the Southwest Coast, there is such a wide range of waves to select from in close vicinity that you can avoid the worst of it if you’re willing to travel about a bit to check out the various breaks for the least amount of crowds. If you’re an expert surfer, you may even find yourself surfing Rams Right barrel with only a few other people out because there are a lot of beginner and intermediate surfers who won’t be interested in surfing a rapid hollow shallow reef break.

South Coast Main Surfing Points

Hikkaduwa

The Main Beach – is home to some of the top surf schools, making it ideal for novices due to its soft sandy bottom and calm waves.
Benny’s – Best for more advanced Surfers Main Reef
North Jetty – These surf points are best for intermediates

Unawatuna

Dewata Beach/ Clossenberg Beach – offers moderate and gentle waves. These surf points are safest for beginners and is hidden in the Unawatuna Bay.

Ahangama

Stick Point – best for beginners, intermediates and expert surfers
The Rock at Kabalanas -best for beginners, intermediates and expert surfers

Midigama

Coconut and Plantation – The best intermediate and advanced surf places are roughly one kilometer south of Midigama Beach. These two can withstand a two-meter wave.
Rams – Midigama’s greatest advanced surf spot: a short, shallow, and strong reef. It’s typical to see hollow waves and barrels. Only suitable for expert surfers.
Lazy Left – Low tide is the best time for advanced surfers.Offers long 500 meter left rides.
Lazy Right -Best for level 2 beginners. Very good for long boards in the surfing point.

Weligama

Weligama Bay – as seen on the map, is a large bay on the southern edge of the island that is shielded from the largest swells, making its waves mild and smooth, ideal for novice surfers. Even when high walls pierce the reefs of surrounding surf places outside of Weligama Bay, you can still enjoy calm and gentle beach breaks here.

Mirissa

It contains a well-known reef break that is suited for intermediate and advanced surfers. For those looking for a party, the Mirissa shoreline is flanked by several restaurants and cafes, as well as a vibrant nightlife scene.

Hiriketiya

Hiriketiya Bay – One of the best surfing points for beginners and intermediates.