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Arugam Bay

Arugam Bay is a city on the Sri Lanka mix. Radio often continues to Ella.

697 Routes
0.8% Of Sri Lanka
8 Up next
Arugam BayYala National ParkYala National Park Sri LankaKataragamaEllaKattankudy
Arugam Bay and its nearest listed places.

Radio

Radio from Arugam Bay

126 trips continue from here. Up next sits in this list.

NESWElla · 52 trips · 86 kmColombo · 18 trips · 217 kmMirissa · 14 trips · 179 kmTrincomalee · 12 trips · 206 kmYala National Park Sri Lanka · 11 trips · 57 kmHiriketiya Beach · 9 trips · 157 kmGalle · 5 trips · 199 kmTangalle · 5 trips · 145 kmEllaMirissaTrincomalee
Each spoke is a next stop: direction on the compass, length by distance, thickness by trips.
  1. Ella Sri Lanka Line
    52 trips
  2. Colombo Sri Lanka Drive
    18 trips
  3. Mirissa Sri Lanka Transit
    14 trips
  4. Trincomalee Sri Lanka Flight
    12 trips
  5. Yala National Park Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Drive
    11 trips
  6. Hiriketiya Beach Sri Lanka Transit
    9 trips
  7. Galle Sri Lanka Drive
    5 trips
  8. Tangalle Sri Lanka Drive
    5 trips

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Leaving Arugam Bay

Transport mix

What people animate on the way out.

Hop length

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Crossing borders

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Average hop

136 km

Weighted by trips.

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Who queues Arugam Bay

138 trips reach Arugam Bay from these places.

  1. Ella Sri Lanka Train
    73 trips
  2. Trincomalee Sri Lanka Transit
    20 trips
  3. Yala National Park Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Line
    20 trips
  4. Mirissa Sri Lanka Line
    10 trips
  5. Kandy Sri Lanka Line
    6 trips
  6. Nuwara Eliya Sri Lanka Flight
    6 trips
  7. Hiriketiya Beach Sri Lanka Flight
    3 trips

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Nearby in the mix

  1. Yala National Park National park · 57 km
  2. Yala National Park Sri Lanka National park · 57 km
  3. Kataragama City · 72 km
  4. Ella City · 86 km
  5. Kattankudy City · 94 km

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