Climate in Trincomalee

The climate in Trincomalee remains fairly consistent with slight variations throughout the year, largely due to its location within the equatorial belt.

The temperature difference between the warmest and coldest months is typically only 2-3 degrees Celsius, with temperatures in Sri Lanka seldom exceeding +30 degrees Celsius.

The climate in Trincomalee is predominantly characterized by two distinct periods: the rainy season and the dry (hot) season. The rainy season typically commences in April and extends until around September. During this period, Trincomalee experiences brief showers, usually lasting around 15 minutes, which tend to occur at night. One downside of visiting during this season is the strong winds that result in significant waves, limiting the ability to fully enjoy swimming in the ocean.

Beauty and Wildlife in Trincomalee

The flora and fauna of Trincomalee are exceptionally diverse and appear incredibly unusual and exotic, given the resort's equatorial location. Furthermore, this resort is teeming with life, with insects and animals abundant throughout.

The most remarkable members of Trincomalee's animal kingdom are the monkeys, with two species being particularly prevalent. Among them, you'll find the Ceylon red-backed macaque, which shows no fear of humans, allowing you to approach them safely. The second species is the gray langurs, although they can occasionally exhibit aggressive behavior towards humans. The resort is also home to buffaloes, monitor lizards, peacocks, turtles, and a wide variety of snakes.