Whether you've never seen a tank before or you're logging your hundredth dive, there's something in Trincomalee's waters waiting for you.
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You do not need a certification to get underwater. Our Try Diving experience gets you into Trincomalee's warm, clear water with an instructor beside you the whole time. You see coral, fish, and reef life up close. No experience required.
Two dives across two different sites. Morning light filters through the surface as you explore a coral bommie full of life, then follow your guide along a wall where triggerfish and parrotfish are going about their day. This is what diving in Trincomalee looks like.
A full day in the water. Four dives across Trincomalee's best sites, covering reefs, drop-offs, and if conditions allow, one of the WWII wrecks in the bay. Bring your logbook.
You do not need to go deep to see something worth seeing. Trincomalee's shallow reefs have hawksbill turtles, parrotfish, and reef sharks. Our guided tour takes you to the best spots with a local marine naturalist. No experience needed.
Trincomalee sits on one of Asia's best whale watching routes. Blue whales pass through on migration. Spinner dolphins are common throughout the season. Our boat crew know where to look and when to be there.
You ride along the coast from Sandy Cove, open bay on one side and coastline on the other. Go as fast or as slow as you like. No licence required. We give you a full briefing and a guide follows on a second ski.
The Trincomalee coastline looks different from the water. Sandy beaches, old fort ruins, and the headland where Koneswaram temple stands above the cliffs. A two-hour cruise gives you a perspective the road does not.
The light in Trincomalee around sunset is worth seeing. The bay catches the colours from the west while the headland silhouettes against the sky. We leave 90 minutes before sunset, head into the bay, and return after dark.
Give us a call and we'll match you to the right experience, whether it's your first time in the ocean or you're chasing blue whales.
