දෙවුන්දර සර්ෆ් පොයින්ට් හි සර්ෆ්
Reef Point (Right)
Intermediate+
Overview: Dondra Surf Point (by the Lighthouse)
Sitting at Sri Lanka’s southern tip near the Dondra Head Lighthouse, this spot is a right-hand reef that turns on with proper groundswell. It’s more exposed and fickle than nearby bays, but when it works you’ll score clean walls with a real ocean feel.

සර්ෆින් සහ රළ
- වර්ගය: Exposed right-hand reef; can be inconsistent but powerful on the right swell.
- හොඳම දේ: Intermediates and up; confident paddling and reef awareness required.
- ඉදිමීම: Prefers දකුණු වැලි ග්රවුන්ඩ්වෙල්ස්; smaller windswell often misses the point.
- සුළඟ: පිරිසිදුම N–NNW/offshore morning breezes in season.
- වඩදිය බාදිය: Mid to mid-high often adds water over shallow sections and helps the line.
- චරිතය: Steeper take-off into a running wall; sections for cutbacks and carves when lined up.
ආචාර විධි සහ ආරක්ෂාව
- Rips & currents: Strong channels around the headland—plan your paddle and keep an exit in mind.
- පහළ: Reef/rock; be mindful at low tide. Booties optional, leash essential.
- Keep clear of the jump-in/exit zones and local fishers; call your direction and don’t snake the peak.
එහි යාම සහ ප්රවේශය
- 6–7 km SE of Matara; follow signs to දෙවුන්දර ප්රධාන ප්රදීපාගාරය, then small lanes to the point.
- Tuk-tuk or scooter is easiest. Parking is limited near the lighthouse green; arrive early.
- Entry is usually from the rocks—time your jump carefully and watch a few sets first.
සර්ෆ් කිරීමට හොඳම කාලය
The south-west coast has its prime window from නොවැම්බර් සිට අප්රේල් දක්වා with cleaner mornings. Dondra is fickle and favors a solid SW pulse with light northerly winds.
හොඳයි
සාධාරණයි
දුප්පත්
Prime windows Nov–Apr; needs SW groundswell + light northerlies.
අසල සර්ෆ් සහ කළ යුතු දේවල්
- Madiha Left/Right – quality reefs west of Matara.
- තලල්ලා බොක්ක – mellow bay for cruisy sessions.
- SK Town/Medawatta – sandy learner peaks.
- දෙවුන්දර ප්රධාන ප්රදීපාගාරය – scenic stop at Sri Lanka’s southern tip.
නිති අසන පැණ
Is Dondra suitable for beginners?
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