Kalpitiya Archive
Kalpitiya Lagoon, located in Sri Lanka’s Northwestern Province, is a scenic coastal lagoon renowned for its natural beauty and diverse recreational activities.
The lagoon is a premier destination for kitesurfing and windsurfing, thanks to its steady wind conditions and expansive calm waters with small waves.
It also offers kayaking adventures through dense mangrove forests, allowing visitors to explore the region’s rich biodiversity.
Wilpattu National Park, the largest and oldest national park in Sri Lanka, spans an area of 1,317 square kilometers in the country's northwestern region.
The park is renowned for its unique Willus - natural lakes filled with rainwater that serve as vital water sources for wildlife.
Wilpattu is home to a thriving population of leopards, along with elephants, spotted deer, sloth bears, and an array of bird species, making it one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in Sri Lanka.
Kudawa Beach is a secluded beach nestled in the Kalpitiya Peninsula in Sri Lanka’s Northwestern Province.
Renowned for its calm waters and peaceful atmosphere, the beach offers breathtaking sunset views and is a popular spot for kitesurfing, beach camping and relaxation.
Kalpitiya Dutch Church, located in Kalpitiya in the Northwestern Province, is one of the oldest Protestant churches in Sri Lanka.
Built in 1706 during Dutch colonial rule, this historic church showcases classic Dutch architectural features and remains under the ownership of the Dutch Reformed Church.
