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Tell me which part of the island to go in February and which hotel
Tell me which part of the island to go in February and which hotel
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February is the season in the southwest of the island. Regarding the hotel, tell us your wishes, and then it will be possible to advise something .. Budget, how many people, whether there are children, do you want to eat at the hotel or in local restaurants ..
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answered 12 years ago
low rainfall seasons:
December-April in the southwest of the island;
April-December in the northeast of the island.
December-April in the southwest of the island;
April-December in the northeast of the island.
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answered 12 years ago
family of 2 adults and a "child of 15 years old", BB and local restaurants, budget 100-160 thousand rubles, sun and calm sea for 10-14 nights.
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answered 12 years ago
I don’t know how from Russia, but from Ukraine for this amount you can take 3 adults in Sri Lanka 2 times) - that’s right, lyrics)
In Sri Lanka, everything (or almost all hotels on the 1st line).
The specifics of hotels mainly depend on the locality in which they are located:
Beruwala is a calm ocean, but a Muslim village - no alcohol.
Bentota is the most active, cheerful and noisy region, calm ocean, well-developed infrastructure.
Hikkaduwa - youth, for divers, good corals.
Kasgoda is a standard of cleanliness of beaches, a nesting place for turtles.
Galle, Kogalla, Dikwella are quiet and peaceful regions.
For swimming, I would recommend hotels with lagoons where there is no raging ocean:
Dickwella Resort 4;
Eva Lanka 3;
Koggala Beach 3;
Club Koggala Village 3;
Long Beach 4;
In Sri Lanka, everything (or almost all hotels on the 1st line).
The specifics of hotels mainly depend on the locality in which they are located:
Beruwala is a calm ocean, but a Muslim village - no alcohol.
Bentota is the most active, cheerful and noisy region, calm ocean, well-developed infrastructure.
Hikkaduwa - youth, for divers, good corals.
Kasgoda is a standard of cleanliness of beaches, a nesting place for turtles.
Galle, Kogalla, Dikwella are quiet and peaceful regions.
For swimming, I would recommend hotels with lagoons where there is no raging ocean:
Dickwella Resort 4;
Eva Lanka 3;
Koggala Beach 3;
Club Koggala Village 3;
Long Beach 4;
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answered 12 years ago
And another tip: excursions in Sri Lanka when buying on the spot are a little more expensive than when buying with a tour. Traveling from hotels to any point of interest can take all day due to heavy traffic and narrow roads. Therefore, I recommend buying a combined tour to Sri Lanka with excursions, you save time and money by living in the region of attractions.
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answered 12 years ago
If we talk about the date of the trip, then this is really a good time: on the southwestern coast of the island, the waves are "softer" (although there is almost no complete calm on the ocean in this part of the island, but for the most part the entrance to the water on the beaches is gentle, sand underfoot) .
You have a mobile team, so it makes sense to choose a combined tour with an excursion "module" before departure (companies always have 4-5 programs of different duration in their offers), explore the famous antiquities of Sri Lanka remote from the coast within the "Cultural Triangle", and complete the tour on the coast with a week-long vacation.
The list of hotels is not limited to those mentioned above (and the advice to choose a hotel in the Koggala area is undeniable - there is just an open ocean, because Koggala has one of the longest beaches, with a frontal wave).
In addition to the already named club hotel Dickwella Resort (it is convenient if your sightseeing tour passes through the highlands and ends in the south of the island), take a closer look at the resort hotels
in the Bentota area (Bentota Beach 4 *),
in Wadduwa (Haridra Resort & SPA 4*+),
in Negombo (Jetwing Beach 5* and Club Dolphin 4*),
and further south
- in Hikkaduwa (Chaaya Tranz 4*)
- at Galle Fort (Jetwing Lighthouse 5*).
You have a mobile team, so it makes sense to choose a combined tour with an excursion "module" before departure (companies always have 4-5 programs of different duration in their offers), explore the famous antiquities of Sri Lanka remote from the coast within the "Cultural Triangle", and complete the tour on the coast with a week-long vacation.
The list of hotels is not limited to those mentioned above (and the advice to choose a hotel in the Koggala area is undeniable - there is just an open ocean, because Koggala has one of the longest beaches, with a frontal wave).
In addition to the already named club hotel Dickwella Resort (it is convenient if your sightseeing tour passes through the highlands and ends in the south of the island), take a closer look at the resort hotels
in the Bentota area (Bentota Beach 4 *),
in Wadduwa (Haridra Resort & SPA 4*+),
in Negombo (Jetwing Beach 5* and Club Dolphin 4*),
and further south
- in Hikkaduwa (Chaaya Tranz 4*)
- at Galle Fort (Jetwing Lighthouse 5*).
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answered 12 years ago
chugai I do not agree with you for 5.5 thousand USD. 3 adults can normally rest for 2 weeks. Although of course depending on where to rest and of course depending on how to travel.
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answered 12 years ago
I'm in Sri Lanka now. you can easily relax for 1200 dollars per person for 10 days, of which 650 dollars is a flight. This is accommodation in a good hotel with breakfast, plus another 300-400 dollars per person for food and internal transfers. And look at the resort as an option - Unawatuna, this is the quietest bay on the coast, clean and safe. Small village with many small hotels.
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answered 12 years ago
For 1200 dollars per person for 10 days you can relax almost everywhere: India, Thailand, Vietnam, UAE, Egypt, Europe. And if you add 300-400 dollars, then it is possible in the Maldives, and in the Dominican Republic, and in Mexico, and in Cuba.
Every day we send tourists from Kyiv to Sri Lanka: the average price for a tour is $600/person for a week, and $800/person for 10 days for a full package with flights, insurance, transfers and breakfasts/dinners.
Every day we send tourists from Kyiv to Sri Lanka: the average price for a tour is $600/person for a week, and $800/person for 10 days for a full package with flights, insurance, transfers and breakfasts/dinners.
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"Every day we send tourists from Kyiv to Sri Lanka: the average price for a tour is $600/person for a week, and $800/person for 10 days for a full package with flights, insurance, transfers and breakfast/dinners." - Here it is, fast food from tourism (((They will trample down Lanochka in a couple of years with such a dynamic of the tourist flow, which is a pity! An amazing and original place under the sun. Yes, only mass races, not a single Sigiriya and even the powerful fortress walls of the fort in Galle will not endure. .. And everything is running, running! ..
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answered 12 years ago
and apparently they will trample not only Lanka .... if already (as it is written here) they manage to go to the Maldives for 1200 + 400 dollars ... !!!
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answered 12 years ago
Yes, when they go for "nothing", they do not think too much that they are trampling and littering (((there is such a thing, especially for us Slavs.
And as for the debate in this "branch", who went for how much, then this is off-top.
After all, the question is clearly posed: "WHICH part of the island should I go to in February and WHICH hotel?", so the polemic with chugai (thanks to him) who answered essentially about the numbers, and even without specifics (@ Tanunik: "of course, depending on where to relax and of course depending on how to travel") seems empty. Please, gentlemen "experienced", conduct a dialogue on the merits, and not just mark yourself in the topic.
And as for the debate in this "branch", who went for how much, then this is off-top.
After all, the question is clearly posed: "WHICH part of the island should I go to in February and WHICH hotel?", so the polemic with chugai (thanks to him) who answered essentially about the numbers, and even without specifics (@ Tanunik: "of course, depending on where to relax and of course depending on how to travel") seems empty. Please, gentlemen "experienced", conduct a dialogue on the merits, and not just mark yourself in the topic.
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answered 12 years ago