Surfuj na plaży | Weligama
Beach Break (Sand Bottom)
Beginner-Friendly
Przegląd
Surfing i fale
Etykieta i bezpieczeństwo
Dotarcie tam
Najlepszy czas
W pobliżu
Często zadawane pytania
Overview: Beach Break | Weligama
Weligama’s broad bay is Sri Lanka’s classic learner beach break—a sand-bottom playground with long, soft reforming waves and dozens of surf schools. It’s forgiving for first-timers on small days, while the outer banks offer longer rides for progressing surfers.

Surfing i fale
- Typ: Sand-bottom przerwa na plaży with multiple peaks across the bay.
- Najlepiej dla: Beginners (z trenerem) i pośrednicy hunting longer, softer walls.
- Shape/size: Consistent knee–chest high most days in season; can reach head-high on pulses.
- Fala: Works all day; mid to mid-high often gives the friendliest shape.
- Winds: Cleanest in the early morning; afternoons trend onshore.
- Deski: Soft-tops/longboards for learners; funboards/fish or daily-driver shortboards as it builds.
Etykieta i bezpieczeństwo
- High density of lessons—communicate, keep distance, and give right of way.
- Watch subtle kanały rozrywające along the banks—use to paddle, avoid with weak swimmers.
- Leash and sun protection recommended; shore-dump can appear at lower tides.
Dojazd i dostęp
- Right in Weligama town off the A2; easy tuk-tuk/scooter access and multiple beach entries.
- Walk the bay to find the least-crowded bank and the right tide window for your level.
Najlepszy czas na surfowanie
Most reliable from Listopad–kwiecień with light morning offshores. Shoulder months can still produce sessions; mid-year often sees onshores and smaller/less consistent swell on the southwest coast.
Dobry
Sprawiedliwy
Słaby
Prime Nov–Apr; shoulders workable; mid-year often wind-affected.
Surfing i atrakcje w pobliżu
- Marriott Sand Bar – central bank with longer A-frames when it lines up.
- Szczyt Jungle Beach – sheltered corner for small, soft waves.
- Midigama / Madiha – reef points for intermediates stepping up.
Często zadawane pytania
Is Weligama Beach good for first-time lessons?
Where should intermediates paddle out?
Any hazards?