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Looking for a Sri Lanka surf camp that packs in heaps of incredible coaching, surf breaks, and adventure?
Well, this 10 week surf academy and adventure ticks all the boxes for the perfect way to enjoy all the beauty and waves that surfing in Sri Lanka has to offer.
After rendezvousing with your new surf buddies in Ahangama you’ll start things off by heading over to the East Coast and the world-famous Arugam Bay, embarking on your surfing journey riding the reeling, sand-bottom point breaks, learning the fundamentals, and enjoying some of the longest waves of your life.
You’ll be under the wings of a team of qualified and seriously experienced surf instructors led by ex-world tour surfer Nikita Robb as your head coach, so you’re in good hands!
It’s not all about the surf though, you’ll also enjoy yoga sessions, a National Park Tour, and an elephant lagoon tour before heading to the West Coast.
Next up is Ahangama, where you’ll be staying at the Ahangama Surf House. Just a stone’s throw from the ocean, surrounded by palm trees you’ll have an array of epic surf spots right on your doorstep.
Welcome to your base for the rest of the academy!
With daily surf coaching, video analysis, theory classes, and guided surfs, you’ll quickly progress and be able to take advantage of the wide array of surf spots dotted along the Sri Lankan coastline. All are complemented by surf-specific yoga sessions.
After four and a half weeks of surf coaching and ocean time, it’s time to mix things up taking a bit of a break, as you head off on a week-long tour of the Hill Country Tour.
Tea plantations, temples, local markets, the world-famous Ella to Kandy train journey, and climbing the famous Adam’s Peak to watch the sunrise from 5000ft – it’s the perfect rest bite and culture hit before getting back into the surf training.
Once you’re back at the Surf House you’ll get back to the waves for your final 2 weeks of island vibes and surfing.
It’s 10 weeks of sun, surf and good times!
Colombo Airport, Sri Lanka
This course is suitable for all levels of surfer – whether you’ve only had a few surf lessons, or you’re already experienced in the waves.
The first few weeks take things back to basics – which is the perfect opportunity to iron out any bad habits, perfect your technique, and also learn more about what you’ll be expected to do as a surf coach.
For those with less surf experience, there are plenty of local breaks which will quickly help you progress.
For more experienced surfers the coastline is filled with amazing breaks to help push your skills to the next level.
Kick start your trip on the East Coast of Sri Lanka at the world-famous Arugam Bay. Here you’ll start your surf progression at the long, sandy bottom point breaks – ideal for getting those basics done and dusted before some of the longest waves of your life!
With yoga sessions, elephant lagoon tour, and surf coaching you’ll start things with a bang!
March start date begins with 3 weeks in Ahangama before moving to Arugam Bay for a week
After a week of reeling points, it’s time to head to your main base for the course – the Ahangama Surf House on the South West of the country.
With fun waves right on your doorstep and a huge variety of other spots within a short distance, it’s time to eat, sleep, surf, repeat and really get stuck into your surf progression.
With daily coaching sessions, video and photo analysis, theory lessons and plenty of time for free surfs you’ll soon find yourself pushing to the next level
Half board meal plan
Time to give those arms a bit of a rest!
Enjoy a week’s Hill Country tour, recover a bit, and enjoy some of the incredible culture Sri Lanka has to offer.
With tea plantations, temples, and scenic heights, it’s the perfect way to enjoy some downtime before jumping right back into your training.
Daily breakfast
After resting up, it’s time to head back to the coast for your last few weeks of waves
Time to complete your ISA Level 1 and ILS Water Safety courses – the 2 qualification you’ll need to be able to surf coach all over the globe.
Your course examiner will guide you through all the skills and exams – a mixture of both practical, written and theory.
You’ll be well prepared by now, so hopefully at the end of the week you’ll be celebrating the start of your new career!
Half board meal plan
It’s time to say goodbye to your new surf buddies and start the next adventure, after a farewell BBQ of course!
Choose to stay on a while longer in Sri Lanka, head home, or bounce to the next adventure!
If you’re jumping on the March course the itinerary is changed around a little to make the most of the surf seasons:
| 18th March – 15th April | 4 weeks | Ahangama Surf House | Half Board |
| 15th – 22nd April | 1 week | Hill Country Tour | B+B |
| 22nd April – 20th May | 3 weeks | Ahangama Surf House | Half Board |
| 20th – 27th May | 1 week | Arugam Bay | B + B |
