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Hiriketiya, Sri Lanka

Hiriketiya Beach is one of the places we had heard least about when we were planning our 3 week trip around Sri Lanka. I wouldn’t quite call it the hidden gem of the south coast, as it is growing in popularity, but it’s not too far off it. The neighboring town, Dikwella (known locally as Dickwella), has become a huge draw to people visiting Sri Lanka’s south coast. The laid-back lifestyle and surf vibes at Hiriketiya Beach and Dikwella have created those amazing coastal towns we absolutely love. The result is this magnetic draw similar to other trendy surf towns worldwide, whether it is Siargao in the Philippines, Tofino in Canada or Margaret River in Australia – people love the environment it creates. The fun atmosphere and dreamy setting make it an incredible place to spend a few days. There are loads of places to visit in Hiriketiya. Hiriketiya Bay has the best waves to learn how to surf! All of Hiri Beach is designed for surfers and at any time of the day, there are surf dudes in the water trying to catch the perfect wave. A surf lesson on Hiri Beach costs 3500 Rupee, for this, you get an hour of surf lesson, a wetsuit and a beginners board. If you already surf, you can rent a surfboard at one of the many surf shops on Hiriketiya Beach. You then pay 500 Rupee (€ 2.50) for an hour. Hiriketiya Beach is a surfer’s paradise as it has the perfect view and amazing tides that probably could brighten a surfer’s entire life. If you have already excelled in the waves at Weligama you can try surfing at Hiriketiya Beach for a thrilling experience. If you don’t have a surfboard with you, worry not as there are enough rentals around the area from which you can rent surfboards for reasonable prices.
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Colombo, Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka's capital city of Colombo seamlessly combines the incredible culture and history of the island with modern tourist attractions and amenities. The city's unique colonial history (Portuguese, Dutch, and British) adds additional layers to the mix. As the country's capital city, it's also filled with museums and places to visit that illustrate Sri Lanka's rich history. Too many visitors merely land in Colombo and head directly to one of the country's resort areas. Spend a day or two in the capital, and you'll be rewarded with a deeper understanding of the island's culture. Confused about places to visit in Colombo, Sri Lanka? Check out the perfect list of places that you should definitely explore on your trip. Pick the best ones and make sure that you are carrying your camera to capture the beauty of the beautiful places to visit in Colombo. Keep scrolling down and read more! Colombo has become a popular visitor hotspot endeavouring various social, historical also nightlife attractions. Colombo is one of the Major cities of Sri Lanka and a diversely populated city on the island. Frequently, Colombo was well-known for its natural harbour. The town was placed on a port beside the early East-West sea trade routes. The Portuguese first arrived in Colombo in 1505; similarly, the city became a centre of East-West social impacts. The British colonial authorities made Colombo Sri Lanka’s capital in 1815. Later, Sri Lanka’s administrative centre shifted to Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte, a nearby neighbourhood city, though Colombo resumed the business and commercial capital. Prepare your sightseeing in this lovely city with our checklist of the finest places to visit in Colombo.
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Tanglle, Sri Lanka

Located on the south coast of Sri Lanka, Tangalle is a paradise boasting of untouched beaches kissed by azure waters and lined with swaying palms. Ideal for a beach vacation in Sri Lanka, visit Tangalle and explore its myriad of attractions like the Hummanya Blow Hole and exciting things to do from turtle watching at Rekawa to bird watching at the Kalametiya Bird Sanctuary. These are the best places to visit in Tangalle. Tangalle is a backpacker’s beach haven that rebuilt itself after the tsunami in 2004. The place is now a mixture of polished and rough setting as you will now find luxury amidst nature. As this town is not visited by many travelers, it remains quiet and keeps its charm intact. If you want to enjoy the sunset at an idyllic beach that is lined with palm trees then Tangalle is the place to go to in Sri Lanka. So, take out time for yourself and head to Sri Lanka to explore these places to visit in Tangalle. A lush tropical paradise located in the Southern coast of Sri Lanka, Tangalle is famous for its endless sandy shores, turquoise blue water, magnificent bays and the mangroves along with a few culturally important sites and other attractions. This beach resort has an easy going lazy atmosphere and is a fishing village. Fishing is the main source of income of the locals. Swimming in many of the beaches in Tangalle is not always advisable because the waves can be pretty rough at times. A stroll along the sandy shores especially during sunset and sunrise will be an amazing experience. Since this stunning beach resort is relatively unaffected by mass tourism, there aren’t many people around and thereby provides privacy and peace.
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