Surf in Sion Surf Point | Ahangama

Overview: Sion Surf Point | Ahangama

Sion Surf Point in Ahangama is a hidden gem known for its mellow left-hand reef break. This point offers long, clean rides that are perfect for intermediate to advanced surfers looking for an epic session. The waves at Sion tend to peel over a deep reef, providing a forgiving surf experience, making it ideal for surfers who love to carve long walls.

It’s also one of the more relaxed spots in Ahangama, away from the larger crowds that gather at the more famous breaks, allowing you to enjoy your time on the water with less competition. Whether you're pushing for a more technical session or just looking to catch some long waves, Sion has something to offer.

• Bathymetry: Deep reef with a mellow left-hand wave that holds its shape.
• Conditions: Cleanest in the mornings with ENE/offshore winds.
• Hazards: Shallow reef at low tide, be mindful of rocks and urchins.
• Boards: Performance shortboards or fish boards for long rides.

Sion Surf Point — mellow left-hand reef break in Ahangama

Surfing & Waves

• Type: Left-hand reef break.
• Best for: Intermediate–advanced surfers looking for mellow rides.
• Wave Length: Long rides up to 300 meters on solid swell.
• Swell: Best with S–SW groundswells.
• Wind: Best with ENE/offshore winds in the early morning.
• Tide: Mid to high tide works best, avoid low tide.

Etiquette & Safety

• Crowds: Typically less crowded than other spots in Ahangama.
• Bottom: Reef break; wear reef booties to avoid cuts and scrapes.
• Local Vibe: A relaxed surf community, share the waves, and be courteous in the lineup.

Getting There & Access

• Located just a short drive south of Ahangama town.
• Accessible by tuk-tuk or local transport, with guesthouses and cafes nearby.

Best Time to Surf

The best time to surf at Sion Surf Point is from November to April, with optimal conditions between December and March. This period sees the best swells and offshore winds, making it a great time for a surf trip.

Nearby Surf & Things To Do

• Kabalana Beach – a fun and popular surf spot for beginners.
• The Rock – a more challenging spot for advanced surfers in Ahangama.
• Midigama – a great stretch of beaches and reef breaks.
• Weligama Beach – mellow beginner-friendly breaks.

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