Surf in Coconut Point | Gurubebila
Surf Destination
Sunset Spot
Overview: Coconut Point, Gurubebila
Nestled along the Weligama Coast, Coconut Point in Gurubebila, Weligama is a famous A-frame reef break known for its long peeling lefts and rights—riding up to 400 m. It’s a favorite among intermediate surfers and an idyllic spot for sunset watchers.
Surfing & Waves
- Wave type: A-frame point break offering long, peeling lefts and rights
- Entry: Reef entry or paddle out from sandy right side
- Conditions: Consistent swell; best at high tide around sunrise or sunset
- Nearby breaks: Plantation Point with a similar chilled vibe
Sunsets & Views
Coconut Point sits atop a photogenic coastline framed by palms and ocean vistas. Locals and travelers gather here nightly to witness some of the most breathtaking sunsets along the Sri Lankan coast.
Getting There & Around
- Location: Gurubebila village near Weligama town
- Transport: Easily reached via tuk-tuk or scooter; direct road access from coastal highway
Accommodation & Surf Stays
Sundance Surf Coconut Point is a cozy surf stay right on the beach, with great hosts, free parking, and homemade meals. Coconut Point Lodge offers apartments with balcony and Wi-Fi for longer stays.
Best Time to Visit
The best surf season runs from November to April when swells are consistent and mornings are calm. Sunrise and sunset offer cooler weather, softer light, and fewer crowds, making it the most rewarding time for both surfers and photographers.
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November–April is prime on Sri Lanka’s south coast. May–June is monsoon; July–September mixed; October transitional and rainy.
Nearby Attractions
- Weligama Bay – beginner friendly surf beach
- Midigama – reef breaks for advanced surfers
- Mirissa – whale watching and nightlife
- Galle Fort – UNESCO World Heritage site within an hour’s drive
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