Calamander Unawatuna Beach, Unawatuna

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Unawatuna est une magnifique ville côtière du Sri Lanka, réputée pour ses superbes plages de sable fin, ses eaux turquoise cristallines et ses récifs coralliens foisonnants. Très prisée des touristes, elle propose diverses activités nautiques comme la plongée avec tuba et la plongée sous-marine. Sa végétation luxuriante et son atmosphère paisible en font une destination tropicale idyllique.

(SKU: LK15002757)Calamander Unawatuna Beach is a picturesque beachfront resort located in Unawatuna, Sri Lanka, known for its beautiful setting and excellent amenities

Location:

Calamander Unawatuna Beach is located in the coastal town of Unawatuna, which is situated in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka. Unawatuna is renowned for its beautiful beaches and is approximately 5 kilometers (about 3 miles) south of the historic city of Galle.

Accommodation:

The resort offers a variety of comfortable rooms and suites, many with stunning views of the ocean.Each room is tastefully furnished and equipped with modern amenities for a relaxing stay.

Facilities:

Private beachfront area with sunbeds.
Outdoor swimming pool.
Spa offering wellness treatments.
Lush gardens for leisurely walks.
Free Wi-Fi access.
Child-friendly amenities, including a playground.

Excursions:

Galle Fort: Explore the historic Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its Dutch colonial architecture, narrow streets, boutique shops, and vibrant atmosphere.
Whale Watching: Take a boat tour from Mirissa or Weligama to spot majestic whales and dolphins in the Indian Ocean, a thrilling experience for nature enthusiasts.
Diving and Snorkeling: Discover the colorful underwater world of coral reefs and marine life through diving and snorkeling adventures in the clear waters of the southern coast.
Water Sports: Engage in various water sports activities, including jet-skiing, paddleboarding, and windsurfing, available at nearby beaches.
Turtle Hatcheries: Visit local turtle hatcheries in the area, where you can learn about conservation efforts and even witness baby turtles being released into the sea.