Is it worth going to Delft Island in Sri Lanka?

Yes, it's worth going if you're looking for true seclusion and an 'end of the world' atmosphere. Delft Island is the most remote and hard-to-reach inhabited island in Sri Lanka, an ideal place for those who want to feel like a real Robinson Crusoe.

On Delft, you'll find:

• Complete seclusion - there are no crowds of tourists, noisy parties, or developed resort infrastructure
• Unique atmosphere - a feeling of a place frozen in time
• Deserted landscapes and the paradise Delft Beach with white sand
• Historical attractions - ruins from the Dutch colonial era

This destination is for travelers willing to trade comfort for a sense of real discovery and reset. If you're looking not for another resort package but for a true adventure that will stay with you forever - Delft is your choice.

However, it's important to understand that the infrastructure here is simple, rural: electricity from generators with interruptions, limited food choices, brackish water for showers. This is the price for the unique experience of seclusion.

More about Delft Island is covered in a separate article here - https://nashaplaneta.net/asia/srilanka/delft-island

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