Despite being small in size, Sri Lanka boasts of one of the highest rates of biological endemism in the world. Closely 16% of the animals and 23% of plants that are found in Sri Lanka are endemic to the country.

Meanwhile, the ocean around Sri Lanka is home to large families of cetaceans including the mighty blue whales, sperm whales and lively dolphins. Altogether 26 species of cetaceans rule the waters surrounding the country, making it one of the best spots in the world for to watch Whales and Dolphins dancing on the sea floor.

Having nearly 1600 km of palm fringed Coastline baked to close perfection surrounding the country, Sri Lanka is the ideal destination for beach addicts worldwide. Ranging from windsurfing, kayaking, yachting, water skiing, scuba diving or just lazing around for the perfect tan, Sri Lanka can offer it all for you. The two weather systems of the monsoon winds make Sri Lanka’s beach holiday a year-round prospect. The northeast winds make the southwestern coast sunny & the meditating sea from November to March. The South West winds make the East Coast waters quiet with the constant sunshine happily in agreement.

Sri Lanka is definitely one of those places where you could enjoy your life being solo, family or friends.