Late night partying on Ahangama beaches and walking home safely
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Do NOT walk along the actual beach sand at night While violent crime is rare the beach at night is unlit and attracts packs of highly territorial stray dogs that can be aggressive The main Galle road is better but still dangerous due to speeding night buses Just pay 500 rupees for a tuktuk waiting outside the club
I tried to walk the beach once and got chased by three dogs Terrifying Experience Take a tuktuk
Negotiate the tuktuk price before you get in They will try to overcharge you at 3 AM
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