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The idyllic coastal town of Unawatuna is not only well known for its picturesque beach and bay, but for offering some truly amazing diving adventures as well. Many of the reefs are within easy reach of the shore and give one a chance to witness vibrant marine life when scuba diving in Galle and Unawatuna. These include triggerfish, blue ring angelfish, barracuda, moray eels, whale sharks and pufferfish. Napoleon Reef which features a rocky outcrop and Napoleon wrasse and ‘Galapita Gala’ and ‘Goda Kupatha’ with their distinctive coral varieties are amongst the diving hotspots one will find here.
Apart from coral reefs, the seas around Unawatuna are also home to some of the most intriguing shipwrecks well worth exploring on a scuba diving tour. The ‘Tango’ and an over a century old British steamer named ‘The Rangoon’ are two such popular underwater wrecks one can explore. While a diving licence is needed, there are many dive centres where you can get the required PADI training and certification.
Galle Fort by Moonlight Whispers
A Labyrinthine Drift Down Madu River
Yala's Untamed Portrait
Deep Inside Emerald Sanctuaries
Wildlife encounters and journeys to tropical rainforests
Mythic Trails on Rumassala Crest
A hill steeped in folklore and set amidst amazing vistas
Mirrored Trails Across Koggala Lake
A captivating boat ride and visits to secluded islands
Through Yatagala Temple’s Sacred Grounds
A rock temple with hidden caves seemingly lost in time
Handunugoda's Aromatic Essence
A unique chance to learn about Sri Lanka’s Virgin White Tea
The Southern Shores of Unawatuna & Mirissa
Indulge in beachside bliss and laidback island living
The Low Country’s Spice & Tea Legacy
Discover the secrets behind Sri Lanka’s famed spices & tea
Pinnawala's Riverine Giants
Unforgettable encounters with the gentle giants of Sri Lanka