Tips & Tricks
Parque Nacional Yala (Palatupana): situado en el sureste de Sri Lanka, que abraza el Océano Índico panorámico (5 horas, o 263 km. Al sureste de Colombo), Yala fue designado santuario de vida silvestre en 1900 y designado parque nacional en 1938. Irónicamente, el parque se utilizó inicialmente como terreno de caza para la élite bajo […]
Unawatuna (playa): esta playa es encantadora y pintoresca, completa con un tramo semicircular de arenas doradas y cocoteros. Ubicado a 4 km al sur, alrededor de la costa de Galle, es ideal para aquellos que desean escuchar el silencio del mar y sumergirse en las aguas azules del océano. Hay un arrecife que protege la […]
Unawatuna (beach) – this beach is lovely and picturesque, complete with a semi-circular stretch of golden sands and coconut palm trees. Located 4 km southward around the coast of Galle, this is ideal for those who desire to listen to the silence of the sea and dive deep into the blue waters of the ocean. […]
Tangalle Bay (beach) — from Tangalle Bay to Weligama is a beautiful coastline with rugged rocks, sandy beaches and coconut groves. Tangalle is rated by Forbes Magazine as amongst Asia’s Best Beaches. In fact, it’s also a lovely place where local fishermen have adopted an almost unique way of fishing, located on the country’s picturesque […]
Yala National Park (Palatupana) — situated in Sri Lanka’s south-east hugging the panoramic Indian Ocean (5 hours, or 263 km. southeast of Colombo), Yala was designated a wildlife sanctuary in 1900 and was designated a national park in 1938. Ironically, the park was initially used as a hunting ground for the elite under British rule. […]
Udawalawe National Park (7th Mile Post, Sevanagala, Monaragala, Uva Province) — located approximately 200 km south-east of Colombo, this is one of Sri Lanka’s major eco tourism destinations. It is most famous for the many elephants that live there (about 400 in total). During a visit, it is not unusual to see whole herds of […]