Our Surf Spots

Lazy Left/Lazy Right

These two breaks are opposite each other in Midigama Bay. They’re over a deep reef, challenging but OK for beginners who want to try their first reef break. Access is super easy too, with an easy channel paddle-out between the two breaks.

Rams

Named for a legendary local surfer, best for intermediate/advanced surfers due to a shallow reef with sharp coral. You’ll find fast A-frame waves with short rides – if conditions are right you’ll even find some barrels.

Coconut

Right next to Plantations break in Gurubebila (the next bay towards Weligama), you´ll also find left and right A-frame breaks with rides of up to 400 metres.

Plantations

Another shallow right hand reef break that will suit the intermediate and advanced surfers. You’ll enjoy good waves in all tides.

Beach Break next to Parrock Rock

Although the beach breaks can seem chaotic with waves coming and breaking from all directions, you can find clean, left breaking sets next to the rocks.

If you’re lucky, a turtle may come over and say hello while you are waiting to catch your next wave. But hey! Be careful closer to the shore because it is rocky and you might get caught by a few sea urchins in your feet!

Reef break in the corner of Mirissa Beach

Opposite to Parrock Rock, on the other end of the beach, you can catch right breaking sets which is mostly where you’ll find the more advanced surfers.

Here, the reef tends to be shallow so you’ll need to watch out whilst you’re in the water.

This is one of the most popular spots for surfing in the South of Sri Lanka because of its unique landscape and picturesque spots.