SURFING IN SRI LANKA
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Discover the perfect mix of surfing, island life, and new friendships in Sri Lanka. Learn to surf alongside fellow travellers!
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Our surf camp in Sri Lanka
The surf camp in Sri Lanka is located right on the coast. There, you will eat, chill, and sunbathe. Want to catch some more waves after your surf lessons? The ocean is just a stone's throw away. The surf village where you will be staying in Sri Lanka is small but charming! You will find restaurants and bars here with a cozy atmosphere. Sri Lanka is perfect for learning how to surf. Here is what you can expect from a week at the surf camp:
Daily surf lessons for every level
Fun afternoon activities, such as a Sri Lankan 'Tea Party'
A visit to Udawalawe National Park or Sinharaja Rainforest
Breakfast is included as standard at the surf camp
Accommodation options of either a dorm or a double room during your stay
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Frequently asked questions
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Sri Lanka has 2 distinct surfing coasts ensuring excellent conditions year-round.
South & Southwest Coast (October to April): The most popular season. Expect warm, gentle waves perfect for beginners and intermediates in areas like Weligama, Ahangama, and Hiriketiya.
East Coast (May to September): The dry season for the east. Arugam Bay is the prime destination during this time for long point breaks and more advanced waves
Yes, absolutely! Sri Lanka is famous for its beginner-friendly beach breaks and soft, rolling waves. Many camps, such as those in Weligama, specialize in taking complete novices and getting them standing on a board within a week.
While your camp covers accommodation and main meals, you should budget for lunches, drinks and tips. Local meals are very cheap but alcohol and Western food can be pricier. It's recommended to carry some cash with you (Sri Lankan Rupees).
You should go surfing if you..
...want to learn a new skill while having fun
Challenge yourself, build confidence, and experience the thrill of catching your first wave in a fun and supportive environment.
...love meeting like-minded travellers from around the world
Join a welcoming surf community where it's easy to make friends, share adventures, and create unforgettable memories together.
...can't get enough of the ocean, beach life, and adventure
Wake up to salty air, spend your days chasing waves, and end them watching the sun dip below the horizon.
