Whale Watching

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Whale watching is another popular tourist attraction in Sri Lanka. This is a very rare and terrifying activity. But most people love to watch whales. It is popular that as a country it has one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Mirissa and Kalpitiya beaches can be identified as whale watching spots in Sri Lanka.  The whale watching season in Sri Lanka runs from November until April when the waters around Mirissa are relatively calm. During the rest of the year, it's monsoon season and the waters become too rough for the boats.


Whale-watching can be a thrilling experience, an adventure on the water resulting in incredible memories and surprisingly good photos of seabirds, dolphins, and of course the whales. It's an exciting day out: a new perspective, as you watch the coastline recede, and scan the vast horizon for a spout. This is a gift of nature to us and it is our duty to preserve it and preserve it for the future.

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