This quieter stretch of coastline sits between Unawatuna and Dalawella beaches, offering a less crowded alternative with similar rope swings and palm tree shade. The beach features several small guesthouses and restaurants built directly on the sand, creating an intimate dining atmosphere. Local fishermen use this beach as a launching point, providing opportunities to see traditional stilt fishing techniques. It sits below the headline sights but earns its place on a longer visit to Unawatuna, especially paired with nearby Dalawella Beach. Tickets cost Free, restaurant meals 600-1200 rupees and 2-4 hours is enough to see everything without rushing.
What It Is
The visit is straightforward. 2-4 hours gives you enough time to see everything at a comfortable pace.
Why Visit
Quieter alternative to Unawatuna main beach with authentic local atmosphere and rope swing access. It is not the first thing you should see in Unawatuna, but with two or more days it fills a gap the major sights leave. It pairs naturally with Dalawella Beach and Unawatuna Beach - together they fill a solid half-day. Afternoon tends to work best here.
