The best time for surfing in Sri Lanka varies depending on the region. The southwest coast, including Ahangama, is ideal from October to mid May, while the east coast, is prime from second half of May to the beginning of October.

Sri Lanka typically has warm water temperatures ranging from 27°C to 30°C (81°F to 86°F). Depending on the season and your personal preference, you may not need a wetsuit or can opt for a lightweight one.

The two most famous waves in Sri Lanka are Kabalana Point on the South coast and Arugam Bay on the West Coast.

Kabalana beache's main ponit hosted the Asian Surf Competition 2023 sponsored by "Red Bull Ride My Wave". For intermediate and advanced surfers, The Rock, known as the main point, is considered the best A-Frame reef breaks in Sri Lanka. The left hand is BARRELING!

Kabalana beach break is more gentle, very good for beginners: it is a long green wave which breaks in front of a withe sand beach, just north of Ahangama.

Arugam Bay is the most known right hand of the country, very crowded but always fun. It is good for experienced surfers as well for intermediate and beginners.

Sri Lanka offers a variety of surf breaks along its coastline. Popular spots include Kabalana Beach, Ahangma, Arugam Bay, Hikkaduwa, Weligama, Mirissa, and many more.

Sri Lanka offers waves suitable for all levels of surfers, from beginner-friendly breaks with mellow waves to more challenging reef and point breaks for advanced surfers.

While you can bring your own board, many surf destinations in Sri Lanka offer surfboard rentals, making it convenient for travelers. You can rent boards and equipment at surf schools and shops.

Yes, you can find surf schools and experienced instructors in popular surf towns like Weligama and Hikkaduwa, catering to surfers of all skill levels.

It's essential to be aware of local conditions, including reef and rock hazards. Follow safety guidelines, respect local surf etiquette, and be cautious of strong currents and riptides.

Yes, you can usually find surfboard repair services in popular surf towns or inquire at local surf shops.

Sri Lanka's surf culture is welcoming and friendly. You'll find a mix of international and local surfers sharing the waves, creating a vibrant surf community.

Booking accommodation in advance is advisable, particularly during the peak surf season, to secure your preferred location and avoid last-minute availability issues.