Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka is a well-known right-hander breaking over sharp reef on the east coast of Bali, just north of Club Med, near Nusa Dua. The wave is fast, hollow, and favored by experienced surfers for its performance walls and open barrels when a large south to southwest swell wraps around the Bukit peninsula. It works best during higher tides in the dry season with solid south or southwest swells and light northeast winds, though the wave can be inconsistent. Access is straightforward, involving an easy paddle through the channel, but surfers should be cautious of strong currents on outgoing tides and the shallow, exposed reef at low tide, which poses hazards for the inexperienced. Crowds can be heavy, especially early mornings and during peak surf season.

fast hollow right that peels over Bukit's sharp reef in solid swell