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Title: Two Coasts, Year-Round Waves: Learning to Surf in Sri Lanka with Kima Surf

Indonesia, 18th Sep 2026 - Sri Lanka has quietly become one of Asia's most reliable destinations for new surfers, and its geography is the reason. With surf on two different coasts peaking at opposite times of year, the island offers beginner-friendly waves in almost every month. Kima Surf has operated year-round in Sri Lanka since 2019 and runs two self-owned camps there, in Weligama and Hiriketiya, both on the south coast.Two coasts, two seasonsSri Lanka's advantage is that its coasts work in opposite seasons. The south and west coasts, where Kima Surf's two camps are located, receive their best waves from October through April. From May to September, the surf shifts to the east coast around Arugam Bay. For travelers, this means there is almost always a working, beginner-appropriate coastline somewhere on the island, and the water stays warm year-round.Weligama: a natural place to startWeligama is widely regarded as one of the best beginner surf destinations in South Asia. Its bay produces gentle, rolling waves that are forgiving for people learning to stand up and catch their first green waves. The Kima Surf Camp in Weligama includes guided surf sessions twice a day, plus breakfast and, on weeknights, dinner. As at every Kima Surf location, coaching follows the in-house 6-level system, with guests grouped by ability.Hiriketiya: a quieter bayA little further along the south coast, Hiriketiya is a small bay with a more intimate feel. The Kima Surf Camp there offers stylish bungalows, a gym, yoga six days a week and a weekly barbecue. It suits travelers who want the same structured surf coaching in a calmer, more private setting.The same standards as BaliBoth Sri Lanka camps run on the same procedures, the same Surf Planner system and the same safety standards as Kima S...

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