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  • Sailing in Sri Lanka
    Sri Lanka rewards patient planners. Two opposing monsoons split the year neatly, sending sailors to the west and south between December and March, and to the east and north-east from May to September. Facilities are sparse, but the island delivers outsized dividends: cathedral-blue water, whale corridors off Mirissa and Trincomalee, palm-fringed anchorages, and a coastline steeped in spice-trade history. You will not find Mediterranean-style marinas or dense charter fleets; instead, you will piece together simple moorings, sand-bottom bays and a small circle of local operators who know the seasons intimately. This is purposeful, choose-your-window voyaging—calmer, richer and more authentic when you sail with the weather rather than against it.
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