Beach

The Sri Lanka beaches are well known for their idyllic looks and beautiful scenery. The country owns many beaches like these. From east to west the beaches vary from long golden ones to the perfect wind and waves. Besides, beaches are the perfect place to relax with the sound of gushing waves giving you an upheaval feeling. A large percentage of luxurious resorts and villas as well as budget hotels are located along the coastal areas to offer tourists some of the best beach holidays in Sri Lanka. There is a sense of true joy and peace while relaxing on a beach.

Beaches in Trincomalee

Trincomalee, nestled along Sri Lanka’s northeastern coast, is renowned for its captivating beaches that offer a serene escape by the azure waters of the Indian Ocean. Nilaveli Beach, with its powdery white sands and gentle waves, creates a tranquil haven for sun-seekers and beach enthusiasts. Uppuveli Beach, known for its laid-back atmosphere and picturesque setting, invites visitors to unwind along its shores.

The beaches of Trincomalee provide more than just relaxation – they are also gateway points for diving, snorkeling, and exploring vibrant coral reefs and underwater ecosystems. These pristine coastal stretches, accompanied by breathtaking sunsets, contribute to Trincomalee’s allure as a beachside paradise for travelers seeking a blend of natural beauty and aquatic adventures.

Nilaveli

Nilaveli is a stretch of beach which is situated approximately 16 kilometres North of Trincomalle, passing a thriving lagoon on either side and lush coconut palm groves and hordes of cattle, note that the people in the area are predominantly Hindu and consider the cows sacred. Arriving at the hamlet of “Errakkandy”, a sharp right turn will take you down a gravel road to Nilaweli beach, almost a kilometre of in length, white sandy beach with gentle surf.

Across the beach about two kilometres into the ocean you will see the famous pigeon island, named due to rock pigeons roosting on it by the hundreds and crystal clear water around it to snorkel on to the clear depths of a reef. Further up North you will see a cluster of reddish rocks which are referred to as the red rock beach.

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Hikkaduwa

HIKKADUWA

Hikkaduwa Beach Sri Lanka is a popular beach resort in the south western coastal belt of Sri Lanka replete with lovely palm fringed bay beaches. Hikkaduwa beach affords ample opportunities for water sports, diving & snorkeling. While Hikkaduwa has earned a reputation as a safe surfing beach, diving enthusiasts that get excited by four shipwrecks at Hikkaduwa are supported by dive shops offering PADI courses and equipment.

Hikkaduwa Bay Beach is of shallow waters encompassed by a reef. It’s a marine sanctuary: a multitude of species of fish and large turtles are found herein. Colorful fish that dart about in the coral formations can be viewed in a glass-bottomed boat too.

Hikkaduwa area conduct volunteering program like teaching English to Kindergarten which is help children improve their English skills and lead fun activities and lessons that’ll engage the kids and make them fall in love with the language.

Galle

Galle, a coastal gem along Sri Lanka’s southwestern shores, boasts an array of enchanting beaches that showcase the region’s undeniable charm. Unawatuna Beach, with its crescent-shaped bay and turquoise waters, offers a picturesque setting for sunbathing and water activities. Jungle Beach, nestled amidst lush greenery, provides a secluded retreat perfect for relaxation and snorkeling.

The historic context of Galle Fort merges seamlessly with its beaches, creating a unique backdrop where colonial architecture meets golden sands. These beaches, each with its distinct character, contribute to Galle’s allure as a destination that seamlessly combines history, natural beauty, and coastal leisure for an unforgettable experience.

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Negombo

NEGOMBO

Negombo, situated along Sri Lanka’s western coastline, is renowned for its inviting beaches that offer a delightful blend of relaxation and coastal charm. The main Negombo Beach, with its wide expanse of golden sands and tranquil waters, beckons visitors to unwind under the tropical sun. The bustling fishing village adds a unique atmosphere as colorful boats line the shores, creating a picturesque scene.

The beach also serves as a gateway to exploring Negombo’s vibrant culture, with nearby attractions like the Negombo Fish Market and Dutch Canal showcasing the town’s historical and maritime heritage. With its close proximity to the Bandaranaike International Airport, Negombo’s beaches provide a perfect introduction or conclusion to a Sri Lankan journey, making it an accessible and enjoyable destination for travelers seeking a taste of coastal tranquility.

Arugam-bay

Arugam Bay, situated on Sri Lanka’s eastern coast, is a celebrated destination for surf enthusiasts and beachgoers. With its consistent waves and golden sands, it offers a haven for those seeking thrilling rides and relaxation by the sea. The beach’s laid-back vibe, vibrant local culture, and stunning sunsets make it a beloved spot for travelers to soak in the sun, savor the surf, and experience the unique coastal charm that Arugam Bay has to offer.

Mirissa

MIRISSA

Mirissa is one of the main sea shore goals in southern Sri Lanka. The territory has everything, delightful Sri Lankan sea shores, surf waves, whale viewing, and extraordinary bars and cafes. Mirissa’s beach and nightlife make it a popular tourist destination. It is also a fishing port and one of the island’s main whale and dolphin watching locations.

Mirissa Beach is beautiful. It had enough going on to give it an atmosphere without being overcrowded. Palm trees lined the outskirts, the sand was clean and the water was an incredible combination of blue and green. Beach chairs are available, as well as plenty of sand to lay a towel, with food and cocktails just a few steps away.

Kalpitiya

Kalpitiya located in Puttalam district is developing as a tourist destination. It is known for its natural environment. The livelihood of most people in Kaplpitiya is the fishing industry.After watching the night fishing boats return in the morning, a visit to one of fish markets you can choose to get fresh fish The Dutch fort and St.Peters church in the town itself are interesting examples of Sri Lanka history of colonial past.

The beach is a long sandy spit, which can be easily accessed from the Kalpitiya lagoon on a boat.This beautiful stretch of sand attracts a lot of tourists and the beach is truly bestowed with scenic beauty. Whether you plan on a nice sunbath on the sandy shores, or dipping in the water for fun, Kalpitiya Beach in Sri Lanka is a must visit destination.

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Pasikudah

Pasikudah, signifying “green-green growth cove” is situated in Eastern seaboard of Sri Lanka among Kalkuda and the Indian Ocean, roughly 35 kilometers from Batticaloa Town. Foreign travel to Pasikudah has recently increased due to growth in investment and development. The turquoise blue waters of the bay attract local and foreign tourist to this wide sandy place under the hot tropical sun to surf, swim or just frolic in the water.

The beach is famous for its shallow seafront framed by natural coral reefs. The beaches of Pasikudah are largely untouched compared with other beaches around the island, making it the ideal spot to soak some rays and discover the vibrant marine life beneath the azure waves. Indulge in some popular water sports such as scuba diving and snorkeling, and feast your eyes on an uncharted world of wonders lingering in the crystalline waters of Pasikudah Bay.