Jungle Beach parking touts at the top of the path — pay to stand the tuk or walk from the public road
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Etienne Bauer•161 rep8
Tuk already paid from Unawatuna. Now a second person wants a parking number to 'watch' a vehicle we do not own. Path is public as far as I can tell.
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Etienne Bauer•161 rep5 Answers from travellers
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Walk from the public road. You do not pay a parking fee for a tuk you already hired. A tout at the top is not a ticket office. Agree with your driver where they wait. Jungle Beach path is not a gated park. Do not invent a new fee.
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Fathima Madawala•247 rep7
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We took the quieter fork on this: Jungle Beach parking touts at the top of the path. Fine. No one clapped.
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Noemi Ricci•96 rep0
Kids: sit. Pride turns 'Jungle Beach parking touts at the top of the path' into a speech at the kerb.
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