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Level 2/10

Coxs Bazar

Chittagong Division, Bangladesh
🌀Strong rips👥Crowded

Cox's Bazar claims the remarkable distinction of being the world's longest natural sandy beach—120 kilometers of unbroken coastline stretching along Bangladesh's Bay of Bengal shore. The Bangladesh Surf Club has been steadily introducing the sport to a country with virtually no surfing tradition, working with local youth and building community around the waves. The surf is gentle and beginner-friendly, the crowds (on the beach, not in the water) are immense, and the experience of surfing in Bangladesh is unlike anywhere else. A genuinely pioneering scene in an unexpected place.

Spot Details

Swell Requirements

Optimal direction
SW (220°)
Direction range
190° - 260°
Size range
0.5m - 1.5m
Ideal period
10s+

Wind Requirements

Optimal direction
ENE (70°)
Offshore range
30° - 110°
Best window
morning

Tide Requirements

Optimal tide
all
Optimal range
0.3m - 2m

Water temp

27°C

Wetsuit

Boardshorts / Rashguard

Difficulty

2/10

Crowd level

2/10

Access: Direct flights from Dhaka. 120km unbroken beach.

Getting There

Airport
CXB
Drive time
10 min

Best Season

Peak: Oct, Nov, Mar, Apr

Secondary: Sep, May

Pre and post monsoon best. Peak monsoon too rough/onshore.

Data Quality

community

Verified by Bangladesh Surf Club