Point Pedro marks the literal northern tip of Sri Lanka, a quiet fishing town on the Jaffna peninsula rarely visited beyond travellers making a point of reaching the island's furthest edge, with a working harbour and a small colonial-era lighthouse.
A geographic bragging-rights stop for travellers, marking the furthest north you can go on the island.
A genuinely local harbour town with little tourist infrastructure, offering an unfiltered look at daily life on the peninsula.
Point Pedro is a short drive north of Jaffna, usually combined with the city's temples on the same day.