Saturday, January 26, 2013

Sri Lankan Beaches

Commonly known as the pearl of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is gifted with many miles of sun kissed beaches that enchant all visitors. The Southern coast of Sri Lanka consists of deep blue waters bordered with golden sand; these beaches are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, water sports and exploring the underwater beauty of coral reefs. The western and southern coast beaches begin from Negombo and spreads along a distance of about 273 km up to Hambantota. The golden coast line consists of many beautiful beaches, namely Mt. Lavinia, Wadduwa, Kalutara, Beruwala, Bentota, Induruwa, Kosgoda, Ahungalla, Hikkaduwa, Galle, Unawatuna, Koggala, Weligama, Dickwella, Tangalle and Hambantota. A wide choice of Sri Lanka beach resturants & hotels by the various hotel Group are to be found at scenic locales at the best of these destinations.



Bentota is one of the most popular beaches on the southern coast. In what is arguably the best location in the strip; bordered by the beach on one side and the Bentota river on the other.

Hikkaduwa is another popular destination for Sri Lanka beach holidays, and it is the best beach to explore the beauty of coral reefs in the Southern coast. It is a destination where the beach is a 24- hour party. Enjoy the liberties of island life by visiting, Hikkaduwa.

The Eastern coast of Sri Lanka quite different from the Sourthern coast offers endless white sandy beaches and a captivating tri coloured ocean in aquamarine and turquoise. Trincomalee is renowned to be one of the most beautiful natural harbours in the world. Whale and dolphin watching, surfing, diving and snorkelling are just a few attractions to partake in, on this coast. The best of the Eastern coast extends from Arugam Bay in the deep south and spreads till Kuchchaveli approximately 275 km up the coastline.

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