Find the best Fun Diving Packages In Sri Lanka – Unawatuna.
Meeting Time 5.30 PM
Because our dive sites are located just 10–15 minutes away, we return to the dive center for a comfortable surface interval between dives. This gives you the flexibility to adjust your package based on your first dive experience, allowing you to add or remove dives as needed.
We offer daily dive sessions at 9:00 AM, 11:15 AM, 2:00 PM, 4:30 PM, and 6:00 PM for night dives.
Please note that these are the boat departure times. Divers are required to arrive at the dive center 30–40 minutes before departure for check-in, equipment preparation, and the dive briefing.
To ensure availability, we recommend booking at least one hour before your preferred dive session. Walk-in bookings may also be possible, depending on availability, so it is always worth checking with us.
We are flexible on most days and can often arrange dives outside our regular schedule. Subject to staff, boat, and equipment availability, we can organize a dive at a time that suits you. If you have a preferred departure time, simply let us know, and we will do our best to accommodate your request.
Deep dives and shipwreck dives are generally scheduled in the morning whenever possible. This follows the widely accepted “deep dive first” principle, which recommends conducting the deepest dive of the day before any shallower dives to enhance safety and optimize dive planning.
Gala Pita Gala is a stunning pinnacle dive site featuring multiple depth levels — from 10 meters at its shallowest point to a maximum depth of 25 meters. This site is teeming with marine life, attracting large schools of fish and offering incredible biodiversity throughout the dive. Perfect for both experienced and intermediate divers, Gala Pita Gala combines vibrant life, dramatic underwater structure, and great visibility for an unforgettable dive experience.
The S.S. Orestes is a historic British steam-powered shipwreck dating back to 1876. Resting between 17 to 25 meters, this fascinating wreck still showcases its boiler, propeller, and several recognizable structures — making it a favorite among wreck enthusiasts. Surrounded by sandy seabed, the Orestes stands out as a vibrant oasis of marine life. You’ll often encounter stingrays, various ray species, and large schools of fish that have made this wreck their permanent home. This dive offers a perfect blend of history, marine biodiversity, and exploration, making it one of Unawatuna’s must-see dive sites.
The Rangoon is a British wooden sailing shipwreck lying between 20 and 32 meters deep. Once a merchant vessel, it was carrying Chinese porcelain dishes when it sank — and divers can still spot fragments of these historic artifacts scattered around the site. Though much of the wooden structure has decayed over time, the wreck remains a beautiful deep dive, surrounded by sand and bustling with marine life such as rays, reef fish, and small schools. A dive at the Rangoon offers a unique mix of history, mystery, and marine biodiversity — perfect for those who love exploring Sri Lanka’s underwater heritage.
With over 30 years of experience, we’re proud to be one of Sri Lanka’s oldest and most trusted dive centres, located in beautiful Unawatuna.
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