As the sun shines brighter, the monsoon season in Sri Lanka comes to an end. Thus, it starts the most anticipated tourist season in the South coast. With the end of the monsoon in the South and West, the famous and beautiful beaches are already set for a grand welcome of tourists from all over the world.
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The End of the Monsoon: Nature’s Reawakening
The monsoon in the Southwest lasts from May to September and brings heavy rains mainly in the South coast of Sri Lanka. Famous tourists’ destinations such as Galle, Hikkaduwa, Mirissa and Unawatuna and beach activities are affected by the monsoon rains. However, as it transitions from September to October, the monsoon’s weather condition fades away and the clear sky and calm seas are visible in South coast.
With the conclusion of the monsoon begins the new phase of clear skies and calm seas. The rain ceases, leaving the beaches cleaned, opening nature for adventurous activities and relaxation.
The South Coast: A Paradise Awaits
With the departure of the monsoons, the South coast springs to life. The South coast from Bentota to Tangalle provides a range of tourists’ attractions. The coast is perfectly set for beach activities mingled with fun and excitement. Hiddaduwa is marked as the one of the best surfing spots while Mirissa becomes the best spot for blue whale and dolphins watching.
The Gall Fort: one of the UNESCO world Heritage Site wide opens its doors to welcome passionate tourists. It is a historical gem hidden in the town of Galle with Sri Lankan culture and colonial-era architecture. The golden sands, picturesque environment with turquoise waters of the Unawatuna Beach welcomes travelers to emerge in the sea for relaxation and snorkeling.
The Southern coast is equipped with beautiful hotels, luxury resorts, seafood restaurants, and charming guesthouses setting the perfect place for tourists.
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A Perfect Time for Adventure
With the departure of the monsoon season, South opens for adventure and exciting activities such as hiking: Sinharaja Rainforest: a UNESCO World Heritage side, bird watching, and emerge in pristine ecosystem.
Moreover, Rich coral reefs and marine life in the South coast invites tourists for diving and snorkeling to witness the amazing beauty of the underwater.
The Start of the Tourist Season
The best time to visit the South coast of Sri Lanka is from October to April. Calm sea, consistent sunshine and perfect conditions for outdoor activities attract numbers of tourists to the South coast.
The seasonal packages from hotels and resorts in the South are common as they, along with the nature welcome the tourists’ season.
Conclusion: The South Coast Beckons
As the monsoon season ends, the Southern coast of Sri Lanka sets its platform to welcome tourists all over the world encounter the fascinating nature including beaches, forests, lagoons, historical places.
The Southern coast is waiting for you and it is the best time to visit the South coast of Sri Lanka. Hurry up, Pack your luggage and let’s get ready to explore the world’s best tourist destination.