Surf à The Rock Surf Point | Kabalana
A-Frame Reef Break
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Overview: The Rock Surf Point | Kabalana
The Rock Surf Point at Kabalana Beach in Ahangama is one of Sri Lanka's most famous and powerful surf spots. Known for its consistent A-frame reef breaks, it offers both left and right-hand waves that are perfect for advanced surfers. The spot is iconic for its steep take-offs and long rides that can stretch up to 400 meters on a good swell. It's considered one of the best waves on the island for surfers who are looking for challenge and adventure.
 
   
Surf et vagues
- Taper: A-frame reef break with both left and right-hand waves.
- Idéal pour : Intermediate to advanced surfers looking for powerful, fast rides.
- Longueur d'onde: Rides up to 400 meters.
- Gonfler: Fonctionne mieux avec SW groundswells providing consistent conditions.
- Vent: Idéal avec ENE/offshore winds, particularly in the early mornings.
- Marée: Works on any tide, but mid to high tide offers the cleanest waves.
Étiquette et sécurité
- Foules: The Rock is one of the most popular spots in Sri Lanka, especially during the peak swell season. Expect crowded line-ups during prime surf hours.
- Bas: Shallow reef, be careful of rocks and coral. Reef booties are recommended.
- Activité locale : Respect the local surf culture and always give right of way to others in the line-up.
Comment s'y rendre et y accéder
- Located just a short distance from the main Kabalana Beach, easily accessible by tuk-tuk or scooter from Ahangama town.
- The surf break can be accessed by walking along the beach or via a boat drop-off for those who want to avoid the long paddle.
Meilleur moment pour surfer
The best time to surf The Rock is from de novembre à avril, when the swell is consistent and offshore winds provide ideal conditions for surfing. During these months, the waves at The Rock can reach up to 10ft and hold well, making it perfect for advanced surfers.
Bien
Équitable
Pauvre
Prime Nov–Apr; with SW swells and ENE winds.
Surf et activités à proximité
- Plage de Weligama – Great for beginners with long, gentle waves.
- Midigama – Reef breaks for stepping up to more powerful waves.
- Unawatuna – Mellow beach break with scenic surroundings.
FAQ
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