Finding empty surf breaks on the East Coast near Arugam Bay
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Yes, the stretch between Panama and Okanda is pure wilderness. There are several unnamed right-hand points. However, you are surfing inside a national park buffer zone. There are crocodiles in the lagoons and wild elephants on the dirt tracks. You must have a 4x4, go with a group, and realize there is zero medical help nearby if you hit the reef.
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Amali D.•7140 rep•136
Never swim in the still lagoon water behind those breaks. Only swim in the crashing ocean.
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Kamal P.•9260 rep•111
We surfed near Kumana and had to wait for a herd of elephants to leave the beach before we could paddle out. Wild experience.
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