Ahangama is a quiet and peaceful beach town with big palm trees everywhere. The only sounds you hear are the waves on the shore and the trees moving, making it perfect for a calm and relaxing vacation. It's a small town in the Southern Province and is like a hidden gem in Sri Lanka.

Arugam Bay is like a big attraction for surfers from the West in the summer. There are lots of good surf spots there. The local surfers in Arugam Bay are really good and often win in competitions within the country. Sri Lankan surf groups often organize competitions there.

Hikkaduwa Beach is a town by the coast in the southwest of Sri Lanka. It's famous worldwide as a great place for beach holidays, with beautiful beaches, a coral reef sanctuary, surfing, and a lively nightlife. Hikkaduwa is probably the most well-known surfing spot on the southwest coast of Sri Lanka.

Hiriketiya Beach has become a really good spot for surfing in Sri Lanka. Even though it's smaller than Arugam Bay, which is a famous surfers' spot, Hiriketiya Beach has waves for all kinds of surfers, whether you're just starting or you're a pro. It's on the southern coast, near Dickwella town, and the beach is like a beautiful curve with golden sands and palm trees. A lot of surfers like to come here, and it's also a great place to relax and chill.

Midigama Beach is well-liked for water fun like swimming, surfing, and snorkeling. There are little shops and restaurants around the beach where both locals and tourists hang out. It's also a nice spot to see fishermen standing on fishing platforms, which is really interesting to watch.

Mirissa Beach in Sri Lanka is a surfer's paradise, where the rhythmic waves of the Indian Ocean invite enthusiasts to ride the tides. With its golden shores and consistent swells, Mirissa offers an ideal setting for both beginners and seasoned surfers. Grab a board, feel the thrill, and catch the waves in this coastal haven of sun, sea, and surf.

Weligama Beach is not too far from Mirissa, about 15 minutes, and it's also about 40 minutes from the old city of Galle. The beach has golden sand, and there are many cafes and small restaurants right by the shore. You can try a cool king coconut and relax under the sun on Weligama Beach. If you like, you can also use day beds provided by the local cafes instead of sitting on the warm sand.