Sri Lanka holiday weather
Sri Lanka weather.
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Weather overview When to go.Climatically speaking, the driest (and best) seasons in Sri Lanka are from December to March for the west coast, the south coast and the Hill Country, and from April to September for the ancient cities region and the east coast.December through March are also the months when most foreign tourists visit, the majority of them escaping the European winter. During the Christmas to New Year holiday season, in particular, accommodation anywhere on the island can be tight due to the huge influx of foreign visitors.
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Sri Lanka Weather and deals The average temperature is about 81ºF (27ºC). January is the coolest month, becoming especially cold in the highlands, and May is the hottest time of year. Monsoon season is between May and July, and December and January.
Nightlife is low key and situated around the hotels and local bars.  Sri Lanka - Thursday: heavy rain, Max Temp: 30°C (86°F), Min Temp: 25°C (77°F)
Shimmering in the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka offers stunning beaches with a backdrop of hills and landscapes containing abundant wildlife. With a sea that shimmers as much as the blue sapphires it is famous for as well as rubies and other gems and jewels.
This stunning country has a history that dates back over two millennia, Sri Lanka has a tropical climate with high humidity, tempered by sea breezes on the coast. Shopping:Take the opportunity to treat yourself or your partner to a beautiful gem or jewel here as they are reasonably priced as are mined here and bring back something special. Local crafts including scarfs, wraps and handicrafts are the bargain hunters’ dream as all things are so cheap.Nightlife:Nightlife is low key and situated around the hotels and local bars.Negombo:Situated in the West Coast of Sri Lanka, is known as the 'Fishing Village', where the catholic community reside. The city has miles of Palm-caressed beaches, colorful churches and tropical fish with plenty of sunshine throughout your holidayFood and drink:Sri Lankan cuisine is based on a variety of curried dishes, all delicious and beautifully presented. Most dishes will contain the ever-present coconut milk and a number of fresh spices. Sweets tend to be very sweet on the palate so do beware! Why not wash it down with the local beer or arrack (a local brew made from coconut sap.) ** One day a month is Poya Day (full moon) and no alcohol is served on that day.Days out:Travel in a rubber dinghy down the Kelani River and take in some of the hidden beauty of the island. Stay overnights in a tent under the stars and travel back up the river the following day. Or visit the elephant orphanage at Pinnaewela or watch the miners in their search for those ever precious Jewel at Ratnapura.**Visa:A visa valid for one month is given on arrival, A full 10 year passport is required and has to be valid for at least 6 months upon returning to the UK. Also a departure tax is charged upon leaving of 500 rupees per person or £5.**
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