Deep water solo climbing around Unawatuna and jumping into the ocean
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There are some great boulders and short cliffs near Jungle Beach and Rumassala, but deep water soloing here requires extreme caution. The water depth changes drastically with the tides, and hidden coral heads are a massive hazard. Only jump where local guides explicitly show you it is safe. After you survive the jumps, head to Koha Surf Lounge in Unawatuna for their deep house nights.
If you want a safer jump, there is a famous palm tree rope swing at Dalawella beach. It is an awesome rush over the ocean and a lot safer than free climbing the cliffs.
The parties at Angel Beach in Unawatuna are great if you want a luxury pool club vibe after getting battered by the ocean rocks all day.
I broke a toe jumping off the rocks near Dalawella because I misjudged the reef depth. Seriously, ask the local kids where they jump from and do not just wing it.
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