Deep Sea Fishing in Kalutara

The tiny island of Sri Lanka has captivated its visitors time after time. Although the capital Colombo and Kandy are the more urban cities in the island, it is the less urban little towns that hold a treasure-trove of wonders that make you come back here for more. The South of Sri Lanka in particular is ever so inviting. Boasting stretches of beautiful beaches and an amazing fishing culture, it is one place where you can enjoy the best of Sri Lanka in a nutshell.

Kalutara is a tiny little town about an hour’s drive from Colombo. It is known for its rich cultural significance emulated by the sacred temple it houses and its deep rooted history displayed by the remains of Colonial buildings. At one time Kalutara was famously known for its position in Spice. Today Kalutara stands as one of the most popular destinations in the island among tourists and locals alike. Deep within the city there are resorts affording interesting opportunities in Deep Sea fishing. The waters surrounding are rich in fish and visitors enjoy a relaxing time indulging in this quiet yet exciting activity on the waters of Kalutara. It is an opportunity to enjoy the warmth of the sun and the cool of the moist winds around you. The marine life here makes fishing ever so exciting. With plenty fish in the water one can find sailfish, tuna, mackerel, dorado and even the Marlin; all the big game fish in one single location. The ideal time to enjoy fishing in Kalutara is in between November and April.

There are a few well known deep sea fishing providers in Kalutara who offer an array of services. Consult your hotel in Kalutara for advice on chartering a boat. Apart from fishing, visitors can enjoy sight-seeing or simply relax on the crystal brown shores. Avani Kalutara Resort is an interesting hotel to wind down in as its sea side location is captivating in every sense of the word. This hotel in Kalutara is luxurious and offers delicious seafood dishes, making it one of the finest beach resorts Sri Lanka Kalutara proudly boasts as its own.