Trincomalee
Northeastern coast of Sri Lanka
Trincomalee, located on the northeastern coast of Sri Lanka,
is a captivating destination
known for its pristine beaches, deep natural harbor, and rich cultural heritage. One of
the oldest cities in Asia, Trincomalee has been a strategic maritime and trade hub for
centuries, attracting traders and explorers from around the world.
The area is home to stunning beaches such as Nilaveli and Uppuveli, perfect
for swimming, snorkeling, and diving. The crystal-clear waters and nearby Pigeon Island
National Park offer some of the best marine biodiversity in the country.
Culturally, Trincomalee boasts sacred Hindu and Buddhist sites, most
notably the Koneswaram Temple, perched atop a cliff with breathtaking ocean views.
The city also has remnants of colonial history, including Fort Frederick, built by the
Portuguese and later expanded by the Dutch and British.
For travelers, Trincomalee offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural diversity,
and historical depth, making it a must-visit coastal gem in Sri Lanka.
Must-Visit Attractions
Places you will visit:

Nilaveli Beach
Pristine white-sand beach with calm, clear waters—ideal for swimming, relaxing, and water sports.

Pigeon Island
Marine national park known for vibrant coral reefs, snorkeling, and diverse marine life.

Marble Beach
Secluded and serene beach with turquoise waters and soft sand—perfect for a peaceful getaway.

Koneswaram Kovil
Sacred Hindu temple atop a cliff, offering stunning ocean views and deep spiritual significance.
📍 Explore the Location
Interactive map with key attractions and tour meeting points – Nilaveli Beach, Pigeon Island, Mable Beach, Koneswaram Kovil
Essential Travel Information
Everything you need to know for your Trincomalee adventure
🌴 Best Times to Visit Trincomalee
Best Season
During the dry season, which typically runs from March to September.
🌤️ Weather
Average Temperature typically ranging between 27°C to 32°C.