Arugam Bay off season surf seafood BBQs and beach parties

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Emma R.1295 rep2

We are heading to Arugam Bay in November. I know it is the off-season for surf, but are the seafood BBQs on the beach and the famous Saturday night parties still happening.

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By November, the northeast monsoon brings rain and ruins the main point wave. Because the surfers leave, 80% of the restaurants and clubs board up their windows and close for the season. You will not find the massive beach raves at Mambo or Whisky Point. A few local places stay open for fresh seafood, but the vibrant party scene is completely dead until May.

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Nimal S.740 rep1

If you want surf, seafood, and parties in November, you absolutely must go to the South Coast (Weligama/Mirissa) instead. The season flips!

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