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Mirissa is the new Trincomalee, with the whales, the gentle giants of the ocean and the dolphins parading their presence in the deep seas of Mirissa. Situated at the southern coast of Sri Lanka from beyond Mirissa coast lies the Indian Ocean its vast majesty right up to the Antarctic land mass. These amazing marine mammals migrate through these vast and fertile stretches from December to April during the annual breeding season. Mirissa itself is a quiet and peaceful coastal town boasting unspoiled beaches.

Wilpattu is the largest and one of the oldest National Parks in Sri Lanka. Designated a sanctuary in 1905 and formally recognised for its importance, Wilpattu was awarded National Park status in 1938. Located 30 km west Anuradhapura and located 26 km north of Puttalam, the park spans over 1,317 square kilometres (131,693 hectares) open all year round, but is best visited between the months of February and October by jeep safari.

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In the central highlands of Sri Lanka, at an altitude of 2,100 metres above sea level, Horton Plains National Park spans across 3,169 hectares of the highest plateau of the island. Discovered by planter Thomas Farr in the early 19th century, the area was named Horton plains in 1834 as an honour to the governor of Ceylon Sir Wilmot Horton.

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Situated on the picturesque coast of Sri Lanka, the quiet and peaceful town of Mirissa is arguably the best location from which to experience whale and dolphin watching. Tours usually depart from the fishing harbour at around 6.30am and last between 3 to 4 hours subject to sea conditions. All of the official tour boats are registered with Ministry of Ports and Aviation, have insurance through Sri Lanka Insurance Cooperation and have seats/toilet facilities as well as safety equipment.

Designated a UNESO world heritage site in 1982, Sigiriya is one of the marvellous creations of ancient kings and considered the 8 th wonder of the world by many; it is undoubtably one of the best-preserved examples of ancient urban planning remaining today.

Located on the picturesque southwest coast of Sri Lanka, 113 kilometres from the capital city Colombo, sits the historic city of Galle. Built by the Dutch back in 1663 and now an UNESCO World Heritage site, Galle’s core is the Fort, a walled enclave surrounded by the Indian Ocean on three sides. Galle Fort (‘Ramparts of Galle’ or Dutch Fort as it is also Known), is well maintained by the Archaeological Department of Sri Lanka who continue to protect the monuments historical, archaeological and architectural heritage.

Located 190 miles from Colombo, spanning over a vast 97,878 hectares (979 square kilometres or 378 square miles) over the Southern and Uva provinces of southeast Sri Lanka is Yala, which comprises of six national parks and three wildlife sanctuaries. A designated a wildlife sanctuary in 1900 and designated a National Park in 1938, Yala is amongst the oldest and best known of Sri Lankas National Parks and is the largest cluster of protected areas in the country.