Rekawa -Tangalle

The southern brilliant seashores of Rekawa are known to draw in a few imperiled types of ocean turtles; which incorporate blockhead, hawksbill, olive ridley, green and leatherback turtles. Before returning to the ocean, these five species travel to the undeveloped section of beach in Rekawa to lay their eggs.

Ecotourists flock to Rekawa the most. This quiet, uncrowded beach is famous as a natural “nursery” for rare leatherback and green sea turtles, which lay their eggs on the coast. Consequently, the tours to these nesting sites constitute Rekawa’s primary “attraction.” One of the best locations for such ecotours is here.

Visits are normally presented from Tangalle and happen at night, which likewise permits you to check out at the unbelievable sea dusk that makes the brilliant sand on the coast sparkle particularly perfectly. The best time frame to take a gander at turtles on Rekawa is from January till April, when the evenings are joined by an exceptionally brilliant moon that makes the cycle more open to watch.

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