Negombo

Negombo is a bustling coastal town in Sri Lanka with a population of approximately 65,000, located about 37 kilometres north of Colombo. Positioned at the mouth of the scenic Negombo Lagoon and just 7 kilometres from Bandaranaike International Airport, the town serves as a convenient gateway for international travellers. Negombo features a small yet active port, and its economy is primarily driven by tourism and a centuries-old fishing industry, which remains an integral part of local life. In addition, the town is known for producing cinnamon, ceramics, and brassware, reflecting its rich cultural and commercial heritage.