Kaffi Right (West)

Kaffi Right is an exposed reef break near Goviyapana that produces right-hand waves. Surf is described as fairly consistent, and the spot is generally positioned as an intermediate-friendly option, especially for surfers looking for a more relaxed pace than the best-known local peaks. Wind and wave direction pairings are most favorable when northeast winds are offshore in the dry season, helping groom the surface. The spot is associated with southwest/southerly swells, and the reef break tends to work best with those swell directions—producing peeling right-handers rather than drifting peaks. The main safety constraint is the reef itself: scattered rocks and shallow reef sections can be very close to the surface, particularly at low tide. Because of this, many surfers prefer riding at mid-tide, and extra caution is advised when paddling out and while moving around the takeoff zone. Access is straightforward from the main A2 road, but parking can be limited. There’s a low-profile crowd profile with rarely crowded sessions, and basic visitor support like nearby food options and casual surfboard rental is available, while rescue is not indicated as a formal service at the spot.