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Surfing and Yoga: the Perfect Combination
Aleksandr's surf column explains how yoga complements surfing by developing balance and flexibility, helping surfers improve performance and mental well-being.
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Beaches, surfing, whales and the marine life of the coast.
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Lifeguard Dies Saving Russians from Ocean Waves
Tragedy at Waskaduwa: a Sri Lankan lifeguard died after rescuing a Russian couple from the surf — a warning to be careful in the ocean.
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Surfing as Religion in Ancient Hawaii
A surfing column recounts how in ancient Hawaiian culture wave-riding was a sacred spiritual practice open to all social classes.
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Dewata surf spot: review of three surf schools on the beach
Third part of the Dewata column: comparison of Dewata Surf School, White Sand and Gang surf schools by price, board quality and storage safety.
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Dewata surf spot: instructor levels and pricing
Second part of the Dewata column: breakdown of instructor categories — from a basic pusher at 2000–3500 rupees to a Russian coach at $30–150 per lesson.
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History of the Shaka gesture: from an accident to a surf symbol
The history of the Hawaiian Shaka gesture — how worker Hamana Kalili, who lost three fingers, gave rise to the world-famous symbol of surfing and friendliness.
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Dewata surf spot: the best beginner spot on the south coast
Surfing column: Dewata between Galle and Unawatuna — the best beginner spot with a sandy bottom, gentle entry and long waves; instructor prices from 2000 to 9000 rupees.
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The legend of Maui and the birth of Hawaiian surfing
Surfing column: the Hawaiian legend of the demigod Maui who reconciled villagers with the ocean and taught them the art of surfing.
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Surf Guide: How to Spot and Use Rip Currents
Surf columnist Alexander explains how to identify a rip current by visual signs and how experienced surfers use it as a natural elevator out through the break.
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History of Surfing: The First Written Records
The article covers the earliest written mention of surfing in Lieutenant James King's 1779 journal describing Hawaiians riding waves on wooden boards in Kealakekua Bay.
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Sri Lanka Sunsets as a Form of Art
Two sunset photos taken 30 minutes apart are shared, admiring their beauty and marked with a no-filters note.
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Guide to Arugam Bay's Surf Spots
Detailed overview of six surf spots at Arugam Bay on the east coast: Main Point, Whiskey Point and others — for advanced and beginner surfers alike.
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How to Remove Sea Urchin Spines
Practical advice from the surf correspondent: what to do after stepping on a sea urchin at a Sri Lanka reef break — first aid and preventive measures.
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World Oceans Day: We Love Our Indian Ocean
Morning digest June 8: World Oceans Day, weather +27–31°C, exchange rates, and an invitation to celebrate our beloved Indian Ocean.
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Where to Surf and Swim in Sri Lanka
Guide to Sri Lanka's beaches: 1340 km of coastline, best spots for swimming (Unawatuna, Tangalle) and surfing spots across the island with tips on choosing the right location.
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Guide to Sri Lanka's Surf Spots
Overview of Sri Lanka's best surf spots: Arugam Bay, Hikkaduwa, Mirissa and Weligama — with an explanation of seasons and the effect of the continental shelf on waves.
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Surf in Weligama Remains Good Despite Rain
Morning digest May 30: cloudy, +26–29°C, and the waves at Weligama are still great for surfing — plus a brief history of surfing in Sri Lanka since the 1960s.
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Surfing in Arugam Bay in Full Season Swing
The morning edition reports that the surf season in Arugam Bay is in full swing, with numerous spots suitable for all skill levels.
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Surfer catches parrotfish bare-handed in Devata
In Devata, a surfer caught a parrotfish bare-handed in the water — the fish was given to locals for dinner.
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Chose Dewata Over Unawatuna for a Swim
A short personal note about choosing to swim at Dewata instead of the usual Unawatuna.
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Sri Lanka — A Prime Whale Watching Destination
The April 3, 2023 daily digest includes an interesting fact: from December to April, humpback whales, blue whales, and orcas can be seen migrating off the coast of Sri Lanka.
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Red Bull festival — live coverage with Deldar
Announcement of a live broadcast from the Red Bull festival in Sri Lanka with Deldar on-site.
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Surfing competitions and Red Bull Ride My Wave
April will see surfing competitions at Main Point and Red Bull Ride My Wave in Kabalan — a must-attend for all wave enthusiasts.
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Water temperature around Sri Lanka: 26–29 degrees
Water temperature at Sri Lanka beaches ranges from 26 to 29 degrees depending on currents and monsoons, reaching 28–29 on the western coast.
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Three Best Beaches in Sri Lanka According to a Blogger
Blogger Machan Bakaev released a video about three best beaches in Sri Lanka: Polhena, Dikwella, and Tangalle.
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Poll: Devata or Weligama — best surf spot?
The channel invites readers to vote for their favorite surf spot: Devata or Weligama.
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Best restaurant in the south and surfing in Weligama
A roundup of vlogs covering the best restaurant in southern Sri Lanka, surfing in Weligama, and a first drone flight over Hikkaduwa.
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Kids surfing in Dewata: two great coaches for $20
A reader shares the experience of teaching children to surf in Dewata: Shack coach Kuti charges $20 per child, Sahana coach Janaka $20 for two.
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Attention: Whales Spotted off the Coast of Unawatuna
Warning: whales have been spotted off the coast of Unawatuna — swimmers are urged to be cautious.
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