Joanna James
The waters around Sri Lanka teem with majestic cetaceans, offering an incredible opportunity for whale watching in Mirissa. Sri Lanka is blessed with the stars of the show, the colossal blue whales, the largest animals on Earth, known to grace Sri Lankan waters between December and March. Imagine witnessing their awe-inspiring 30-ton bodies breaching the surface or hearing their haunting, low-frequency songs. They can be found on the West Coast, where you can experience them for yourself while staying at properties such as Heritance Ahungalla. Sharing the spotlight are the formidable sperm whales, recognisable by their wrinkled foreheads and powerful tails. These deep-diving denizens can be encountered throughout the year, particularly off the east coast near Trincomalee, where they gather for breeding and socialising. Whether marvelling at the blue whale's immense size or observing the sperm whale's intricate social interactions, encountering these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat is a truly unforgettable experience.
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