26°C–32°C
Neduntheevu, widely known as Delft Island, is a remote island in the Palk Strait celebrated for its free-roaming ponies, ancient baobab tree, coral-stone ruins and windswept coastal landscapes. Its distinctive environment, colonial remains and peaceful village life make it one of Northern Sri Lanka’s most unusual cultural and natural destinations.
425 km from Colombo to Kurikadduwan Jetty, followed by a ferry
May to September is generally suitable for visiting Delft, as Northern Sri Lanka typically experiences drier conditions during this period. Begin the journey early to connect with the morning ferry and allow enough time to explore the island before the final return service. Ferry operations may change due to weather and sea conditions.
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