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Surf spot guide · Southeast Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka
Okanda is a remote right-hand point break with long, mellow rides in Sri Lanka's Eastern Province.
Okanda offers long, peeling right-hand waves breaking over a sand and rock bottom, ideal for intermediate and advanced surfers. The spot is known for its consistency during the dry season, especially when southern swells arrive. Access requires a drive through Arugam Bay and a short walk through the bush, keeping crowds light. The surrounding area is wild and scenic, with limited facilities and abundant wildlife. Waves are generally mellow but can get fast and hollow during bigger swells. Early mornings offer the cleanest conditions with offshore winds.
Long rights that peel over sand and rock, hollow when the southern swell fills.
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Right-hand point near Panama village that only works once the rivermouth closes and sand fills in, then turns into a forgiving wall.
+8 MORE →Usually uncrowded due to its remoteness, but can attract small groups during peak season weekends.
Remote and uncrowded
Bring enough water and snacks
Surf early for best winds
Respect local wildlife
Avoid leaving valuables in your vehicle
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Usually uncrowded due to its remoteness, but can attract small groups during peak season weekends.
Remote and uncrowded
Access requires a vehicle and a 10-minute walk from the parking area through bushland.
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