Expat Women in Weligama
Nimeshika
Weligama
About me
I’m a 20-year-old student from Weligama, down south Sri Lanka. I’ve explored a bit around the south, but I’m excited to dive deeper into solo travel in my own country. I’m looking for tips on safety, transport, and hidden gems. A bit shy at first, but I warm up quickly—and I’m totally up for adventures, even the crazy ones!
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Ruslana
Weligama
About me
Looking for some fun girlfriends to vibe with in Sri Lanka! 🌴 I’m all about shopping, brunches n yoga. We could go to dance classes, try padel, or explore other fun activities together. Let’s take photos of each other, and maybe even plan some travel if we click.
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Thea
Weligama
About me
Hi, I am Thea, and I am 19 years old form norway. I just started traveling in august 2024, and I am now travelling for the first time all on my own. I love to experience new things, but I also really appreciate having time to relax. My favourite part about travelling I think must be the times I am by the beach. I love the beach and the sea, I really enjoy water activities, like surfing, though I am not any good. I am always open to making new friends, and I would love to meet new people for anything from coffee, dinner, yoga, snorkeling, or for smaller getaways together.
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Julia
Weligama
About me
Hi! I’m Julia. I only recently discovered active traveling. For the past couple of years, I’ve been spending my summers on the Kamchatka Peninsula (Russia) and my winters in Sri Lanka. In between, I try to explore new places 🐾 I work online, helping to grow AI startups, and in real life I’m passionate about surfing and involved in surf-related projects. I want to experience as many lives as possible!
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Is Weligama safe for women?
Nimeshika
It's usually safe. Bit tricky after dark since it isn't very crowded past around 9 pm. I don’t actually live in the town, so I can’t speak from experience about living there. The neighborhood I’m from is generally very safe, but it’s not touristy, so I’m not sure about what it’s like to live in a tourist-heavy area. That said, I’m in the town every day, and from what I’ve seen, it’s generally safe for a female solo traveler.
Posted: August 13, 2025Expats in Sri Lanka
