Weligama, on Sri Lanka's southern coast, is the country's most established surf destination and the natural starting point for beginner and intermediate surfers visiting the island. The bay's wide, gently curving beach produces consistent, long-peeling waves that break over a sandy bottom — a combination that makes it one of the safest and most rewarding places in Asia to learn.
The camp is run by ISA-qualified coaches with deep experience across Sri Lanka's range of breaks, from the mellow beach break of Weligama itself to the faster right-hand point of Mirissa and the more exposed surf at Hiriketiya, a short drive east. Structured group sessions run twice daily with a maximum of six students per coach, and each week the itinerary includes at least one break-finding mission to surrounding spots.
Sri Lanka's southern surf season runs November through April, matching the northeast monsoon window perfectly. Beyond surfing, the area's wildlife reserves, colonial-era forts, and Ayurvedic spa culture make it one of the world's most complete surf travel destinations.
Atlantis Surf Hostel offers an authentic surf holiday experience in a traditional Canarian house located in the quieter northern region of Gran Canaria, away from crowded tourist areas. The hostel provides surf instruction for beginners and skill development for experienced surfers, while fostering a welcoming community atmosphere for guests from around the world. Visitors can expect comfortable accommodations in a genuine local setting combined with access to nearby surf breaks and opportunities to connect with other travelers.
Come And Ride Indonesia. A personalised, small-group surf camp on the Bukit Peninsula cliffs with expert break selection matching each surfer to the right wave daily across Bingin, Padang Padang, and Uluwatu.
The home of Cloud 9 — the Philippines' most iconic reef break. This Siargao camp sits a five-minute walk from the famous right-hand barrel, offering coached sessions at Cloud 9 and the island's spread of beginner-friendly beach breaks.