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I'm going to Sri Lanka with my boyfriend in September. Where is the best place to go to avoid rain?
I'm going to Sri Lanka with my boyfriend in September. Where is the best place to go to avoid rain? Which coast is better to be closer to all excursions? How much money should you expect to take with you? We are going "savage".
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there will be rain. rainy season until the 20th of October. Almost all excursions inland. open the map and see for yourself. Interesting excursions to Kandy (1 day) and Sigiriya (2 days) with a stop in different places (elephant, jewelry museum, batik factory, tea plantations, spice garden). All others are on the west coast. We rested in Hikkaduwa. There is a gorgeous ocean with corals, but then go on excursions. But closer to Gale. Nobody will tell you where to go. You have to decide for yourself what you are willing to sacrifice. Have a nice holiday.
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answered 11 years ago
it is sad that it is impossible in September ... Have you traveled as savages? Do you think it's better to make a reservation in advance for an "individual tour"? Or is it still better to take vouchers from tour operators?
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answered 11 years ago
Who said that you can’t relax on the SHL in September? The climate in Sri Lanka is equatorial, warm and humid. we didn’t even leave the ocean. The sun came out and after 10 minutes you already doubt whether it was raining? So do not be sad ahead of time. Regarding the tour, I advise you to contact oksana_minsk1, she is your countrywoman and can give you useful advice. Read here http://blogs.turpravda.ua/oksana_minsk1/96331.html
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answered 11 years ago
Rested in Sri Lanka as a savage in November. While monitoring the reviews, we found out that it does not rain so often even in the season. If you have not taken tickets yet, then move your plans to November, it will be more reliable, and the season will not be high at prices yet. In general, it is best to fly now in March, since Fly-dubai now has a "1 + 1" promotion and tickets can be taken for 6000 UAH for two round trips.
For excursions, if you book not with locals, then specifically overpay. And if the locals, then there is a risk that your driver will not be able to tell you anything. We took excursions from locals, the driver with a car and entrances for 4 days cost $ 805 for two, but the driver was silent all the time) In 4 days, we probably saw everything we needed.
For excursions, if you book not with locals, then specifically overpay. And if the locals, then there is a risk that your driver will not be able to tell you anything. We took excursions from locals, the driver with a car and entrances for 4 days cost $ 805 for two, but the driver was silent all the time) In 4 days, we probably saw everything we needed.
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answered 11 years ago
In Sri Lanka, there is no absolutely dry season without a single drop of rain, such as in Goa.
There are conditionally 2 seasons: April-November southwest monsoon and November-April northeast monsoon.
This means that basically the movement of air masses proceeds in such a way that the calmest ocean and the least amount of rain in winter are on the southeast coast, and in summer on the northeast.
Intermittent rains come on any coast of Sri Lanka at any time of the year. Mostly they are late in the evening or at night, so they do not affect swimming in the ocean or tanning at all.
Therefore, you can go to Sri Lanka all year round. That's the beauty of the island
There are conditionally 2 seasons: April-November southwest monsoon and November-April northeast monsoon.
This means that basically the movement of air masses proceeds in such a way that the calmest ocean and the least amount of rain in winter are on the southeast coast, and in summer on the northeast.
Intermittent rains come on any coast of Sri Lanka at any time of the year. Mostly they are late in the evening or at night, so they do not affect swimming in the ocean or tanning at all.
Therefore, you can go to Sri Lanka all year round. That's the beauty of the island
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answered 11 years ago
As the southwestern and northeastern coasts are equally removed from the most important sightseeing sites: Kandy, Sigiriya, Nuwara Eliya, etc. Wherever you rest, getting to any of them will be about the same 4 to 6 hours one way.
Therefore, to visit excursions, they arrive in 2 ways: immediately after arrival, they settle in the center of the island for 1-3 nights to visit excursions, and then move to any coast and end their vacation.
Or they settle immediately after arriving on the coast and from there they go on local excursions.
Therefore, to visit excursions, they arrive in 2 ways: immediately after arrival, they settle in the center of the island for 1-3 nights to visit excursions, and then move to any coast and end their vacation.
Or they settle immediately after arriving on the coast and from there they go on local excursions.
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answered 11 years ago
