Coconut Tree Hill Mirissa

Located in the vicinity of the Bay of Mirissa, this small hill is called Coconut Tree Hill. This is a private coconut plantation. This place is a must visit for anyone visiting Mirissa. Due to its proximity to the city, it is accessible day or night. Although this is private land, admission is free. Provides a great place for travel pictures. Located 4 m (13 feet) above sea level.

There are two ways to get to this place:

1. You can reach here through the Bandaramulla Temple
2. Accessible via the beach

How to reach: It is located 3.0 km from Mirissa.

Traveling Time: 8 min

Best time to visit: December

Famous for:

• Watch the sunrise and sunset
• Photography
• Sightseeing

Special remark:

• Reaching this place in the morning or before sunset

Distance : 178km (Bandaranaike International Airport to Coconut Tree Hill)
Time : 2hr 40min Southern Expy/E01
Ticket Prices :
Normal bus fare: LKR 215.00
Semi-Luxury: LKR 323.00
AC: LKR 415.00


Distance : 152km (Colombo to Coconut Tree Hill)
Time :2hr 30min Southern Expy/E01
Ticket Prices :
Normal bus fare: LKR 215.00
Semi-Luxury: LKR 323.00
AC: LKR 415.00


Distance : 184km (Ella to Coconut Tree Hill)
Time : 4h 05min Wellawaya-Hambantota-Matara / Hwy/A2
Ticket Prices :
Normal bus fare: LKR 215.00
Semi-Luxury: LKR 323.00
AC: LKR 415.00

Amazing sandy beach - Mirissa
Mirissa can be described as an amazing sandy beach that makes the dreams of tourists and the glory of paradise come true. Mirissa is one of the most beautiful and attractive beaches in Sri Lanka.

Mirissa is located close to the southern tip of Sri Lanka. In the past, Mirissa was famous for its fishing industry. In addition, there was a handicraft and weaving industry as well as limestone production. In the past, a port was also built with a small number of boats.

Shaped like a crescent, this secluded beach is a perfect place to relax in the quietest moments of life and enjoy the ultimate freshness of the rising sun and the subtle beauty of the setting sun.
One day the sunset depicts the sea and the earth in fiery red, another day the pink color of an artist may be the only paradise in Mirissa.

Many of the tourist houses that look like coconut flats on the beach today are all over Mirissa to attract tourists from home and abroad.
Tourists can also dine at Rissey. East-Western cuisine and many cuisines are skillfully prepared by the villagers and the chefs of these hotels.

One of the specialties of the Mirissa beach is that about 95 percent of the beach is sandy and rock free. During the day you can see how the Mirissa beach is full of tourists. Mirissa beach is a great place for them to surf and swim.