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HUMMANAYA |
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The
Hummanaya Blow
Hole, a site that is breathtakingly mysterious. Volumes of sea water whistle
through a natural fine hole from beneath a massive rock in the sea. Located on a
rock about 40 ft above sea level. Hummanaya is reputed to be the second largest blow hole in the world and is located in the southern coastal area. |
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Golden white sand
stretching over a thousand miles offers a unique
coastal area around Sri Lanka to draw more and more
visitors from all around the world every year. Some
as wide as 100m, the isle has its beaches dispersed
between a belt of green palms and the clear blue
ocean waters |
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WATER
SPORTS |
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Holidaymakers visit the isle to enjoy
swimming in the warm coastal waters. For
divers, places like Galle, Hikkaduwa,
Negombo, Chilaw and Kalpitiya on the
south and western coast can be |
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ideal to look for coral banks and old
shipwrecks. Many coastal hotels provide
a range of water sports such as Surfing
and Water Skiing. Even the River Bentota is an
attraction for water Skiers. |
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CORALS |
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Coral gardens are one of the most beautiful things the eyes could feast on. The abundance of color and the schools of fish usually create an alien sort of a beauty in these
thresholds of life. Hikkaduwa beach on Sri Lanka's southern coastal line offers the perfect place for you to see the corals in their natural setting along with it's collection of fish and other species.
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