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If you are interested in Dolphins and Whales, Kalpitiya is the best location in Sri Lanka for that. Come to see dolphins and whales in their natural habitat. A 25 minute Boat ride will take you to the Dolphin play area. We are committed to the protection of our local dolphin population while giving you a pleasure on watching them live. |
| Kite surfing blends a number of high powered sporting disciplines such as windsurfing, surfing and wake boarding. The kite surfer uses the power of the wind to power a kite which helps propel one along a body of water at high speeds with the use of a kite board. In Sri Lanka the scene has slowly but surely gaining popularity. |
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Often referred to as the pearl in the Indian Ocean', Sri Lanka offers world-class Scuba-Diving and Snorkeling tours. A multitude of tropical fish, magnificently colorful coral reefs and fascinating ship wrecks can be explored. We provide breathtaking snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities. Kalpitiya is also a paradise of turquoise-colored waters and abundant fish and coral life make it the ultimate underwater experience. |
| Kalpitiya of Puttalam District in Sri Lanka is the main port of Whale Watching in Sri Lanka during December to April. Out of these months December, January and April are the peak months of sightings. During these months there is a 95% chance of spotting Whales and great chances of spotting Blue Whales. Ample of accommodation options are available and can be reach easily from the resort. |
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Although all children and also adults seem to love being on the beach, sometimes you need to have some ideas for keeping you and the children entertained above and beyond swimming and building sand castles. Beach Volleyball and Beach Football which could be considered as a segment of the sport of Volleyball is gaining vast popularity and is progressing by leaps and bounds in Sri Lanka. On the Ilanthiadiya beach you can always set up your own version, improvising with windbreaks, picnic baskets or a portable badminton net. |
| Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka's splendid medieval capital was established as the first city of the land in the 11th Century, A.D. It replaced Anuradhapura, plundered made desolate, and laid hopelessly bare to the invading armies from South India. Three Kings dominate the annals of the city and the period. The city reached a dazzling but pitifully brief zenith in the 12th century and though ravaged by invasion in the centuries following, much evidence remains of the old grandeur and glory. |
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Wilpattu National Park is located 26 km north of Puttalam (approximately 180 km north of Colombo) spanning from the northwest coast inland towards the ancient capital of Anuradhapura (50 km to the east of the park). It boasts an impressive variety of flora in huge expanses of forest, and varied wildlife, including deer, elephants, wild boar, sloth bears and leopards. Wilpattu is a fairly thick dry zone jungle interspersed with a number of flood plain lakes banked with delicate white sands. |
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