Uga Jungle Beach, Trincomalee

Trincomalee City

Trincomalee, situated on Sri Lanka's northeastern coast, is famed for its pristine beaches, azure waters, and natural harbor—one of the world's deepest. The city's cultural tapestry is woven from ancient temples, including the iconic Koneswaram Temple. Snorkeling, whale watching, and historical exploration make Trincomalee a captivating destination of both beauty and heritage.

Uga Jungle Beach, Trincomalee offers a luxurious beachfront escape nestled between lush jungle and the pristine Indian Ocean. With elegant accommodations and a serene natural setting, this resort is perfect for travelers seeking relaxation and adventure.

Location:

Situated along the untouched shores of Kuchchaveli, Uga Jungle Beach enjoys a prime location near Trincomalee. Guests can explore golden beaches, rich marine life, and cultural landmarks with ease.

Accommodation:

The resort features beautifully designed chalets blending luxury with nature. Each chalet includes an en-suite bathroom, private deck, and stunning views of the jungle, lagoon, or beach.

Facilities:

Uga Jungle Beach ensures a memorable and comfortable stay with excellent facilities.

Dining: A beachfront restaurant serving gourmet Sri Lankan and international cuisine.
Swimming Pool: A tranquil outdoor pool surrounded by lush greenery.
Spa & Wellness: Rejuvenating spa treatments and wellness therapies.
Private Beach Access: Direct access to an unspoiled beach for relaxation.
Wi-Fi: Complimentary high-speed internet throughout the property.

Excursions:

Guests can explore Trincomalee’s coastal beauty and cultural heritage through exciting excursions:

Pigeon Island National Park: A marine sanctuary perfect for snorkeling and diving.
Trincomalee Harbor: One of the world’s largest natural harbors with scenic views.
Koneswaram Temple: A sacred Hindu temple perched on a dramatic cliff.
Nilaveli Beach: A breathtaking white sandy beach ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
Whale Watching: A thrilling boat tour to spot blue whales and dolphins.
Fort Frederick: A historic colonial fort with panoramic coastal views.
Hot Water Springs: A natural geothermal attraction with therapeutic waters.
Lagoon Kayaking: A peaceful paddling experience through mangrove ecosystems.