Description

Delft Island in Sri Lanka. However, there is an island called Delft (also known as Neduntheevu or Neduntivu) in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka. This island is known for its unique cultural and historical features, rather than being a designated national park.

Key features of Delft Island include:

1. Palm Groves: Delft Island is characterized by scenic landscapes, including palm groves and limestone formations.
2. Wild Horses: One of the notable features of Delft is the presence of wild horses. These horses are believed to have been introduced by the Portuguese or the Dutch during the colonial period.
3. Historical Ruins: The island has historical ruins, including a Dutch fort and a Baobab tree that is said to have been brought from Africa by Arab traders.
4. Cultural Significance: Delft Island has cultural and historical significance, with remnants of various periods, including Portuguese and Dutch colonial influences.

Horses and ponies from the horses brought here by the dutch who arrived to Delft Island are still a few left on the island. So you will also get the chance to see the horses and ponies in Sri Lanka only at Delf Island.

The whole island is located on a layer of limestone. There are no fence border walls on the island and there are walls on the limestone on each side. This island featuring a beautiful seashore adds a breathtaking view of the roughly-made palm trees. This island, which was once a tourist bird shelter, becomes a bird paradise for once. This beautiful island is a must visit once in a lifetime.