Unawatuna is found 140 km south of Colombo along the Southern waterfront belt of Sri Lanka, 5km south of the seaport of Galle.
Unawatuna can be come to by the Colombo-Galle (A2) primary Motor street, the Southern Expressway and by the southern Railway line that right away keeps running from Colombo to Matara through Galle
Unawatuna shoreline is a pleasant semi round narrows shoreline that extends close to one kilometer. As the various other fine shorelines in the south western and southern coast line of Sri Lanka, Unawatuna too is bordered by lavish forests of coconut palm trees. In any case it has an uncommon topographical event: on either end of the inlet you can see headlands
At Unawatuna , with a touch of fortunes the sightseers may witness turtles laying eggs along the shore. Jumping likewise manages the chance to appreciate seeing these eminent ocean turtles swimming around in the blue waters of the Indian Ocean.
Wilderness Beach, (4 km from Unawatuna ) is a little extend of shoreline with the woods directly behind it. As the name proposes, it has its offer of wild. A perfect shoreline to appreciate some snorkeling, it can be gotten to from the Unawatuna shoreline by Boat. A minor street too prompts the Jungle shoreline from Unawatuna
The Yatagala Rajamaha Viharaya, one of the most established rock sanctuaries of Sri Lanka can be come to from the Unawatuna - Hinatigala street. The stone sanctuary was accepted to have been worked around 2300 years prior. The sanctuary of which the dividers are enhanced with wall paintings, houses a 9 meter long leaning back Buddha statue.
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