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What part of the island is best for snorkeling?
I am going to Sri Lanka from May 31 to June 14. Is it possible to snorkel somewhere other than the east coast during this period? And one more thing: isn't it dangerous to be in Trincomal, because there are Tamil settlements there. Thanks.
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Choose a hotel with reefs and there will be a place to swim with a mask) we also fly in early May, we also love masks)
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Chaaya Tranz (ex. Coral Gardens) 3*
Citrus Hotel (ex. Amaya Reef) 3*
Sunils Beach 3*
etc
http://www.turpravda.ua/question-4011.html
Chaaya Tranz (ex. Coral Gardens) 3*
Citrus Hotel (ex. Amaya Reef) 3*
Sunils Beach 3*
etc
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answered 11 years ago
Hikkaduwa - south of Colombo,
the surroundings of Unawatuna and Tangalle - in the south,
Nilaveli - in the northeast.
the surroundings of Unawatuna and Tangalle - in the south,
Nilaveli - in the northeast.
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answered 11 years ago
"And one more thing: isn't it dangerous to be in Trincomal, because there are Tamil settlements there ..."
So what if the northeast is historically the Tamil region?
This - along with the Sinhalese - is the main population group (Dravidian group, if we talk about origin), with an ancient history and culture.
You seem to be referring to the Tamil Ellam Tigers (LTTE) terrorist movement? They really built their tactics on the "supposedly" struggle for the national interests of the Tamils, but these are political games. The Tigers' headquarters was destroyed in a 2009 military operation, and the movement is over.
Today, the northern and northeastern territories are actively recovering after many years of isolation,
and resorts in the northeast are absolutely safe for tourists.
So what if the northeast is historically the Tamil region?
This - along with the Sinhalese - is the main population group (Dravidian group, if we talk about origin), with an ancient history and culture.
You seem to be referring to the Tamil Ellam Tigers (LTTE) terrorist movement? They really built their tactics on the "supposedly" struggle for the national interests of the Tamils, but these are political games. The Tigers' headquarters was destroyed in a 2009 military operation, and the movement is over.
Today, the northern and northeastern territories are actively recovering after many years of isolation,
and resorts in the northeast are absolutely safe for tourists.
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answered 11 years ago
Last year she was near Trincomalee. Well, in it too. Quite safe.
We sailed with masks on Pigeon Island, a beautiful coral island. I'm not going to write a review here - lived in a hotel just opposite this island - "Pigeon Island "
We sailed with masks on Pigeon Island, a beautiful coral island. I'm not going to write a review here - lived in a hotel just opposite this island - "Pigeon Island "
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answered 11 years ago
The Trincomalee region is the most beautiful ocean. The war has already ended, the Tamils live in Nuwara Eliya and are engaged in agriculture. Go to Pigeon Island for a swim, the entrance is paid, the island is beautiful
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answered 11 years ago
Indeed, in Hikkaduwa there are those who swim with masks. There are corals in a small volume not far from the Chaaya Tranz hotel... but they are not very impressive, as a rule.
But of course, the east coast will definitely surprise and delight. There is nothing to be afraid of, everything is quiet and calm for a couple of years. The infrastructure is gradually growing, new hotels are opening.
at the moment, of course, the most acceptable are Chaaya Blu, Nilaveli Beach, Pigeon Island.
But of course, the east coast will definitely surprise and delight. There is nothing to be afraid of, everything is quiet and calm for a couple of years. The infrastructure is gradually growing, new hotels are opening.
at the moment, of course, the most acceptable are Chaaya Blu, Nilaveli Beach, Pigeon Island.
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answered 11 years ago