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Cocoplant Surf Inn
Rooms and its own lessons in Midigama, with private tuition and guided surf tours priced openly in dollars — one of the few Sri Lankan operators publishing a number at all.
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About this camp
A small inn in Midigama, the stretch of south coast between Weligama and Ahangama that holds Lazy Left, Ram's and Coconuts within walking distance of each other — a lot of variety for a village this size, and the reason Midigama suits people who have got past their first week. Cocoplant offers rooms and runs its own instruction, and unusually for the area it publishes what it charges: a ninety-minute private lesson with the board for the rest of the day, and a four-hour guided surf tour with water and lunch, both priced per person in US dollars with a discount for pairs and threes. Sri Lanka's south coast season is Nov–Apr, which is when this listing places it. Honest caveats: lessons and rooms are sold separately rather than as a package, so there is no weekly price to record and none is implied here — the figures the inn publishes are per lesson, not per stay. There is no booking engine; the inn asks you to contact it with dates and numbers. Its recency signal is a 2026 copyright on its own site rather than a published season or calendar. The pin is the Midigama village centroid; the inn is not separately mapped.
What's included
- Coaching
- Board rental
- Airport transfer
- Transfers to breaks
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Yoga
- Video analysis
- Surf theory sessions
- Photography
- Spot guiding
- Social events
- Wi-Fi
- Pool
- Spa
- Mountain biking
- Coworking
- Wellness programming
- Family friendly
- Boat trips
- On-site restaurant
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Nearby surf spots
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