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Diving Trincomalee

Explore diving Trincomalee

They range of the depth is from 6 to 35+ meters. There are two shipwrecks, small caves on the different depth, twithoughts, coral reefs to discover and the wealth of marine life just below the surface makes it a popular destination for scuba diver and snorkelers as well. Here you can find different species of moray eels, sting rays, turtles, octopuses, lots of nudibranchs and massive schools of fish (big and small)

When to dive Trincomalee

Diving season in Trincomalee starts in February and lasts until middle of October

March and April - visibility is 30+ meters, water temperature is 29-30 degrees, no current - perfect conditions

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More Information

There are many ways to get Trincomalee from anywhere in Sri Lanka: buses, train, car, bike, plane, private transfers, depending on where you are located.

The easiest way is take night AC bus from Colombo (starts 11-pm)

Time Zone

UTC+05:30

Phone

+94

Currency

LKR

Voltage

230 V

Pressure

Bar (bar)

Plug

D, G, M

Languages

English, Sinhala, Sinhalese, Tamil

1st Stage

INT / Yoke / K

Domestic airports

China Bay (TRR)

International airports

Bandaranaike Intl Colombo (CMB)

Hyperbaric chamber

Trincomalee

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