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Experiences in Pasikuda

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The things to do in Pasikuda are endless. Wake up and ease yourself into the day with complimentary sunrise yoga sessions and a fishing trip in the ocean, followed by a cooking demo that shows you how to do justice to your catch of the day. Feel the wind in your hair as you enjoy a boat ride along the lagoon or sign up for motorized water sports and race across the foamy waves on a jet ski or banana boat.

Descend to the depths of the Indian Ocean as you scuba dive to sunken World War II warships off Sri Lanka’s east coast. Put on your snorkeling mask and fins as you explore the mesmerizing beauty of the marine life and coral reefs off the shores of Pasikuda and Kayankerni. Head out on a crab and prawn fishing excursion in the tropical waters or clink champagne flutes as you toast to your good health aboard a catamaran cruise during the romantic sunset hours.

Understand the significance of preserving the East Coast ecosystem during a trip to our coral museum as you delve into the customs and heritage of life in Pasikuda. Enjoy a laid-back bicycle or tuk-tuk tour of a traditional fishing village and a visit to a Hindu Temple during your stay with us. The choice is yours.

Accompanied Village Bike Ride

Accompanied Village Bike Ride

Batticaloa Fort near Maalu Maalu Resort & Spa

Batticaloa Visit

Cooking Demonstration at Maalu Maalu

Cooking Demonstration at Maalu Maalu

Woman snorkeling in Pasikuda's clear waters, exploring vibrant marine life in Sri Lanka’s east coast.

Discover the Pasikuda Reef

Mangrove Boat Ride and Local Fisherman

Mangrove Boat Ride and Local Fisherman

Snorkelling in Kayankerni

Snorkelling in Kayankerni

Stargazing Under Pasikudah Sky

Stargazing Under Pasikudah Sky

Woman practicing sunrise yoga by the serene shores of Pasikuda beach.

Sunrise Yoga at Maalu Maalu

Couple standing near colorful fishing boats and tuk-tuk during Valaichchenai village tour.

Tuk-Tuk Ride to a Ceremony at a Hindu Kovil