Mirissa Beach Review

During my recent trip to Sri Lanka, I had the pleasure of visiting Mirissa Beach, a coastal gem located on the southern coast of the island. Mirissa Beach offers a unique combination of serene shores, the opportunity to spot turtles, and a range of attractions that make it a captivating destination. Here's my review of Mirissa Beach.One of the highlights of Mirissa Beach is its association with sea turtles. If you're a nature enthusiast or simply fascinated by marine life, you're in for a treat. Mirissa is renowned for its turtle population, and visitors have the chance to witness these gentle creatures in their natural habitat. By embarking on a turtle-watching excursion, you can observe turtles swimming gracefully in the crystal-clear waters or witness the incredible sight of hatchlings making their way to the sea. It's an unforgettable experience that offers a glimpse into the wonders of marine life.Apart from its turtle conservation efforts, Mirissa Beach boasts a variety of attractions that cater to different interests. One of the must-visit spots is the Mirissa Harbor, where you can take boat tours to witness majestic whales and dolphins frolicking in the Indian Ocean. These exhilarating trips allow you to get up close and personal with these magnificent creatures, creating memories that will last a lifetime.For those seeking a more laid-back experience, Mirissa Beach offers a tranquil environment ideal for relaxation. The soft golden sands and swaying palm trees create a picturesque setting, perfect for lounging under the sun or indulging in a beachside picnic. The beach is relatively clean and well-maintained, providing a pleasant atmosphere for visitors.When it comes to dining, Mirissa Beach doesn't disappoint. The beachfront is lined with a variety of restaurants and cafes, offering a range of culinary delights. From fresh seafood to traditional Sri Lankan cuisine, the

There are many Westerners on Merissa Beach, and some live for a few months. The owner of the small cafe and fruit stall on the beach is very enthusiastic and the food is delivered to the side. It's just more sun-dried, because the wind is not very hot. Be sure to live to experience the beach style.

The beach is one of the three major beaches on Sri Lanka's southern coast and was finally developed. It takes only a few minutes to walk from the main street to the beach, hidden behind the dense coconut groves is the unexploited beach.

Yesterday afternoon, I arrived at the southern seaside Melissa, where the weather is very hot. In Weligama Bayresort, I saw a few foreigners playing surfing, and the children were novelty. I also wanted to try it. Okay! One hour English and surfing together, 35 minutes or so to master the essentials of action and balance, good coach! Walking on the beach in the evening, a unique landscape, the unique fishing posture of the old fisherman, in the setting of the sunset, it seems interesting.

I can't see the locals fishing independently. Now no one has fished like that. The whole beach is a hotel, restaurant, restaurant will charge tax money, and you can bargain with the boss in advance. The luggage must be locked, and the room was stolen when a small partner went out to swim.

We followed the hotel and found two hotels close to the beach on the internet. Finally, we booked out the Beach Hotel "Melissa Beach". It's about ten minutes'drive away from the wharf. It's very convenient.