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Grand Magellan Ceylon Tours
About this Experience
Sail along Sri Lanka’s south and east coasts aboard private luxury catamarans. Enjoy paddleboarding, swimming, and fresh seafood lunches on board.
Luxury Sailing and Catamaran Cruises in Sri Lanka
Discover the coastlines of Sri Lanka from a brand-new perspective. Board our premium sailing catamarans or private yachts to cruise the serene, turquoise waters of Weligama, Mirissa, or Trincomalee.
Whether you choose a morning excursion to search for playful dolphins and blue whales, or a romantic sunset cruise, our professional skipper and onboard crew handle every detail. Drop anchor in calm, secluded coves to swim, snorkel with tropical fish, or try stand-up paddleboarding.
Relax on the spacious forward trampolines, enjoy the ocean breeze, and indulge in a freshly prepared lunch or sunset appetizers served on deck, combining absolute comfort with coastal adventure.
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What's Included
- ✓Private catamaran charter with professional crew
- ✓Gourmet seafood lunch and chilled refreshments
- ✓Stand-up paddleboards and snorkeling equipment
What to Bring
- 🎒Swimwear and sun protection
- 🎒Towel and sunglasses
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