Whale & Dolphin Watching Boat Trip with Trincomalee Tour from the East Coast

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Avoid the midday-heat on this early morning adventure on Sri Lanka's east coast. The seas off Trincomalee are teaming with whales and dolphins – and this cruise offers you the chance to see them basking and cavorting in the Indian Ocean. Spinner, common and bottlenose dolphins, as well as blue, fin and sperm whales are just some of the species you'll see. You'll also venture into Trincomalee for a tour of the city.You'll head out on a trip to catch a glimpse of these huge creatures, known to take residence or migrate in eastern Sri Lanka. Keep an eye out for any spurts of water in the distance – a sign that one of the whales is near. And you can hear them a mile off, as their songs can reach almost 200 decibels – that's louder than a jumbo jet.On the way back, you might encounter pods of dolphins racing with the boat. And once you're back on dry land, it's off to Trincomalee itself for a guided tour of the city. See some of the port city's highlights like Koneswaram Temple and Fort Fredrick, before grabbing a local lunch to end the trip on a high.
Highlights
- Early morning whale and dolphin-watching boat trip off Trincomalee
- Educational and sustainable tour which respects the marine life
- See the highlights of Trincomalee on a guided tour of the city
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
Available in German, English
What's included
- Dolphin watching cruise
- Admission fees
- Lunch
- Transport
- Guide
- Dolphin Watching
Operated by
AITKEN SPENCE TRAVELS LTD.
Important information
* We prioritize responsible and respectful wildlife viewing on all of our dolphin and whale-watching tours, and we try to avoid interfering with their natural behaviours as much as possible. While sightings can't be 100% guaranteed due to this conservation-focused effort, we'll try our best to make sure you see them
* Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
* Bring a hat
* Bring money for extras or gratuities
* Dress appropriately – no shoulders or knees showing – when visiting religious buildings