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All questionsTuktuk scams for whale watching tours near Arugam Bay
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Massive scam! You do not go whale watching from the beach in Arugam Bay. The deep-water drop-off required for blue whales is up north in Trincomalee. The tuk-tuk driver is just trying to extort you for a very long joyride to a random beach where you will absolutely not see any whales.
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Chathura K.•5020 rep•147
We heard this one too. Tell him no thanks. Book official boat tours in Trincomalee instead.
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Pierre L.•5470 rep•211
Tuktuk drivers on the east coast will promise anything for a long fare. Stick to reputable tour companies.
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