Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Unawatuna Beach: A great cove beach on Sri Lanka’s west coast!

Sri Lanka’s west coast to home to some of the best beaches on this tropical island. Hikkaduwa is one of the more popular touristy beaches, while Thangalle is the more quiet and local beach. Unawatuna, located 5 kilometres south of Galle is the one that offers the best of both worlds.

Serene looking Unawatuna Beach 
It’s natural cove ensures that it is a safe beach for swimming and its silversands and peaceful location give it a one-two punch. It’s beach shacks ensure that the tourists get a vibrant and luxury atmosphere close to the beach.

Unwatuna beach is a great place to spend your beach holiday 
Unawatuna is also home to some of the best restaurants offering a great culinary experience especially the sea food and its clubs provide great nightlife opportunities. The waters here, apart from being great for swimming offer great win surfing opportunities and other adventure sports.

Chilling out at Tartaruga, another beach shack on Unawatuna Beach 
Owing to its proximity to the coastal town of Galle, a stay at Unawatuna also allows the tourist to explore the cultural highlights of Galle, roam its gem n precious stone stores and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Galle Fort.

Blue Fin Bungalow is next to Lucky Tuna, one of Unawatuna's best hangout joints 
Unawatuna is about 120 kilometres south of Colombo and 5 kilometres south of Galle. A short bus or tuk tuk journey connects Unawatuna to Galle. From Galle, one can reach Colombo either by bus or train. AC buses between Colombo and Galle offer a luxurious journey. A one way journey would take abut 2 hours 30 minutes and would cost about 230 LKR.

6 comments:

  1. Looks very serene and pleasant beach ....

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  2. Nice beach where so many tree of coconuts.

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  3. Beautiful beach. Sri Lanka is definitely a fabulous destination.

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  4. Yes, Sri Lanka is one of the best tropical destinations in the world. We should visit it before it becomes too crowded and expensive.

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  5. Yes, Coconuts or thabili are common throughout Sri Lanka.

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