This is the story of Covelong Point, the first surfing village in India, and the story of one man, Murthy, a fisherman.

With nothing more than a few old boards, a deep passion for surfing and teaching others to surf, Murthy strives alone to nurture the awakening of a new surfing culture against the backdrop of an ancient, simple culture.

We are happy to annouce the opening of the social surf school in Covelong.
For appointments and relevent infomation please contact Murthy 09840975916 (India)





Covelong Point documents the obstacles before Murthy in forming a surf school, from the start of the project, through to the realisation of a dream.

The vision of the film is to raise awareness with surfers, surfing organisations and surfboard manufacturers to be a part of the movement to make Murthy’s dream for Covelong Point come true.

The Covelong Point Project is in support of Murthy’s dream of setting up a Surf School in Covelong.

This translates simply to 30 boards, a group of committed people and a few famous surfers who will come to Covelong to:

- Connect with the locals
- Conduct workshops of surf teaching, share techniques and knowledge
- Inspire budding surfers to learn, and to later teach
- Help build a thatch hut on the beach for the school
- Inaugurate it with a small village surf competition

In a journey of hope and friendship, Covelong Point is a story of sea and surf, with the colourful and incredible background of South East India.