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Season runs October to May · Lessons at 7 am and 4 pm, tide permitting

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Sasihithlu, Mangaluru · Season 2026–27

Learn the sea, one wave at a time.

Lessons, coaching, kids’ camps and surf stays on the beach where two rivers meet the Arabian Sea.

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Services

Lessons, camps and stays

Prices are per person and include a board, a rash vest and a coach in the water.

Private lesson

Private lesson

90 minutes · one coach, one student

from ₹4,200

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Stays and rentals

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Week-long surf stay7 nights · lessons and meals₹38,000Weekend surf stay2 nights · two lessons and meals₹12,500Surfboard rentalHalf day · soft-top or epoxy₹900Paddle board rental1 hour · board, paddle and vest₹700All services12 services

On the sandbar

A beach, two rivers and coaches who grew up on this coast.

Nandini Point began in 2012 with two borrowed boards and a fisherman’s son who wanted to stand on a wave. Today nine coaches teach here, most of them from Sasihithlu and Mulki, and every one of them learned on this sandbar.

4
students per coach, at most
2012
our first lesson on this beach
11,000+
lessons taught
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Pick a session

Choose a lesson, camp or stay and a date that suits you.

02

Check the sea

We confirm the evening before by WhatsApp, with the tide time.

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Paddle out

Arrive 20 minutes early; your board and vest are ready.

Book a week-long surf stay before the December rush.

Seven nights, a beginner course or coaching week, meals and a paddle on the river. Most weeks from mid-December to January fill by October.

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Reviews

What customers say

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I am 46 and had never stood on a board. By the second morning of the course I rode a wave all the way to the sand. The coach never once made me feel slow.
Shalini P. · Bengaluru
Our two boys did the kids’ camp in December. They came back every day sunburnt, tired and talking about rip currents like experts.
Vikram N. · Mangaluru
They called off my lesson the night before because the swell was too big, and moved me to the next morning without a fuss. That made me trust them.
Farah K. · Pune

Questions

Before you book

Answers to what customers ask us most. More on the questions page.

Do I need to be a strong swimmer?

You need to be comfortable in the sea and able to swim about 25 metres. Beginners stay in waist-deep water with a leash and a soft board, but you should not be afraid to put your face in the water.

When is the best time of year?

October to May. November to February has the cleanest small waves for beginners. From June to September the monsoon sea is too rough and we close.

What should I bring?

Swimwear, a towel, a change of clothes and water. We provide the board, leash, rash vest and reef-safe sunscreen. Leave jewellery at home.

What if the sea is too rough on my day?

We decide by 7 pm the evening before and message you. You can move to another day free, or take a fitness class or river paddle instead.

Journal

From Nandini Point Surf

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Surf report, every morning at 6.

Wave height, wind, tide and whether lessons are on. Join 3,400 on WhatsApp.