Trincomalee

Originally contested by colonial powers and ancient monarchs, Trincomalee is today known for its immaculate white beaches. There are several well-known locations here. The city’s architecture and deserted forts are still evidence of colonial domination. Trincomalee, which has been sought after for generations because of its natural harbor and advantageous position, was a key naval station for the allies during World War II and remains essential to the Sri Lankan Navy today.
It’s also essential to explore the remote beaches of Uppuveli, Nilaveli, and Kuchchaveli, as well as Pigeon Island offshore.