List of Sri Lanka Navy active ships
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Ships
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The Sri Lankan Naval fleet consists of around fifty combat vessels, support ships and inshore patrol craft. This is a list of the current Sri Lankan Navy ships as of 2022:
Photo | Class | Origin | Displacement | No in class | Ships | Notes |
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Advanced offshore patrol vessels (Patrol frigates) | ||||||
![]() | Secretary/Hamilton class | ![]() |
3250 tonnes | 2 | SLNS Gajabahu (P626) SLNS Vijayabahu (P627) |
In 2017, the US announced they would transfer one Secretary/Hamilton-class cutter to the SL Navy.[1] The vessel arrived in Sri Lanka 2019 under the pennant number P626.[2] A second Hamilton-class cutter was transferred on 2021 under pennant number P627.[3] |
![]() | Saryu class | ![]() |
2230 tonnes | 2 | SLNS Sayurala (P623) SLNS Sindurala (P624) |
In 2014 Sri Lanka ordered two Advanced OPV from Goa Shipyard. First ship joined SLN fleet in August 2017. Sister ship joined 2018[4] |
![]() | Type 053H2G | ![]() |
2393 tonnes | 1 | SLNS Parakramabahu (P625) | Entering service as P625, the entire gun armament had been retained.[5][6] The vessel was commissioned in August 2019.[7] |
Offshore patrol vessels (Patrol corvettes) | ||||||
![]() | Sukanya class | ![]() |
1890 tonnes | 1 | SLNS Sayura (P620) |
upgraded to light frigate standard. |
![]() | Medium endurance cutter | ![]() |
1145 tonnes | 1 | SLNS Samudura (P621) |
Former USCGC Courageous transferred to Sri Lanka in 2004 |
![]() | Vikram class | ![]() |
1180 tonnes | 1 | SLNS Sagara (P622) | |
Fast missile vessels | ||||||
![]() | Sa'ar 4 class | ![]() |
415 tonnes | 2 |
SLNS Nandimithra (P701) SLNS Suranimala (P702) |
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Large patrol boats/ Fast gunboats | ||||||
![]() | Bay class | ![]() |
134 tonnes | 2 |
SLNS Mihikatha (P350) SLNS Rathnadeepa (P351) |
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![]() | Shanghai II class | ![]() |
135 tonnes | 3[10] |
SLNS Abeetha II (P316)[11] SLNS Edithara II (P317) SLNS Wickrama II (P318 )[12] |
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![]() | Shanghai III class | ![]() |
170 tonnes | 4[10] |
SLNS Ranajaya (P330) SLNS Ranadeera (P331)[13] SLNS Ranawickrema (P332)[14] SLNS Ranarisi (P322 )[15] |
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Lushun class | ![]() |
212 tonnes | 2[10] |
SLNS Prathapa (P340 )[16] SLNS Udara (P341 )[16] |
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Fast attack craft | ||||||
![]() | Dvora – Mk I | ![]() ![]() |
45 tonnes | 4 |
P 440 P 441 P 442 P 443 |
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![]() | Super Dvora Mk II | ![]() |
60 tonnes | 3 | ||
![]() | Super Dvora Mk III | ![]() |
60 tonnes | 6 |
P 4442 P 4443 P 4444 P 4445 P 4446 P 4447 |
Acquired from Israel in 2010 |
![]() | Shaldag class | ![]() |
72 tonnes | 7 |
P 470 P 471 P 472 P 473 P 474 P 475 P 476 |
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Colombo class | ![]() |
52~56 tonnes | 22 | P410 - P424
P450 - P451 P490 - P492 P497 - P497 |
Built by Colombo Dockyard for the Sri Lanka Navy | |
![]() | Arrow speed boats | ![]() |
154+[17] |
Small fast patrol/assault speed boat constructed by the Sri Lanka Navy for use by its littoral warfare units, the Special Boat Squadron (Sri Lanka) and the Rapid Action Boat Squadron (RABS)[18] | ||
![]() | Wave Rider class | ![]() |
38+[17] |
Made in Sri Lanka for inshore patrol purpose [19] length 14 meters, speed 30 knots | ||
Trinity Marine class | ![]() |
5 |
P 480 P 481 P 483 P 484 P 485 |
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Rigid-hulled inflatable boat | ![]() |
Acquired from United States[20] | ||||
Amphibious warfare ships | ||||||
![]() | Yuhai class | ![]() |
800 tonnes | 1 | SLNS Shakthi (L 880) | Landing ship tank |
Ranavijaya class | ![]() |
128 tonnes | 2 | SLNS Ranavijaya (L 836)
SLNS Ranagaja (L 839) |
Landing craft utility | |
![]() | Yunnan class | ![]() |
128 tonnes | 2 | L 820
L 821 |
Landing craft mechanized |
Auxiliary vessels | ||||||
High-speed catamaran | ![]() |
1 | SLNS Hansaya (A 540) | Fast personnel carrier catamaran | ||
High-speed catamaran | ![]() |
2 |
Lanka Rani (A 543) |
Fast personnel carrier catamaran | ||
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1 | A 530 | Supply ship | |||
Diving support vessel | ![]() |
592 tonnes | 1 | Alpha-521 | Displacement - 592 tonnes, Sailing speed - 10 knots [23] | |
Equipment
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Shipboard weapon systems



- Gabriel anti-ship missile
- PJ33A 100 mm dual gun naval artillery
- Oto Melara 76 mm naval artillery
- Typhoon Naval Optronic Stabilized Weapon Platform
- CRN 91 Naval Gun
- Type 76 dual 37 mm automated antiaircraft artillery
- Type 61 shipboard antiaircraft artillery
- Type 58 antiaircraft gun
- M242 Bushmaster 25 mm (25x137mm) chain-fed autocannon
- Heckler & Koch GMG 40 mm automatic grenade launcher
- M2 Browning machine gun
- EMGEPRON 47mm saluting gun (ceremonial gun salutes)
Specialized land vehicles
- Unibuffel mine-protected APC
- Unicorn mine-protected APC
- Ideal Motors Combat All-Terrain Vehicles.[24]
Rocket artillery
Radar systems
- Raytheon's HFSWR-503 (High-Frequency Surface Wave Radar) Sea Search System
- Mark 92 Guided Missile Fire Control System - SLNS Gajabahu
Mortars
- Type 84 (W84) 82 mm mortar
- Type 89 60 mm mortar
Small arms
HandgunsAssault rifles
Submachine guns |
Sniper rifles
Machine guns
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Grenade launchers
Rocket launchers
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Shore establishments
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Main shore establishments
- SLNS Parakrama (Flagstaff Street, Colombo) – Naval Headquarters
- SLNS Lanka (Welisara) -VNF HQ
- SLNS Gemunu (Welisara) – Naval Barracks & Naval Detention Barracks
- SLNS Mahasen (Welisara) – Logistic deport
- SLNS Tissa (Trincomalee)
Naval bases
- SLN Dockyard (Trincomalee) – Eastern Naval Command HQ
- SLNS Rangalla (Colombo Harbour, Colombo) – Western Naval Command HQ
- SLNS Dakshina (Galle) – Southern Naval Command HQ
- SLNS Ruhuna (Tangalle)
- SLNS Vijaya (Kalpitiya Fort, Kalpitiya, Puttlam)
- SLNS Elara (Karainagar, Jaffna) – Northern Naval Command HQ
- SLNS Thammanna (Talaimannar)
- SLNS Uttara (Kankasanturai, Jaffna)
Training establishments
- Naval and Maritime Academy (SLN Dockyard, Trincomalee)
- SLNS Thakshila (Welisara) – Naval Artificer Training Institute
- SLNS Nipuna (Boossa) – Advanced Naval Training Centre
- SLNS Shilpa (Kandy) – Naval Recruit Training Centre
- SLNS Shiksha (Poonewa) – Naval Recruit Training Centre
- SLNS Pandukabaya – Naval Recruit Training Centre/Combat Training School
Land based naval contingents
- SLNS Walagamba
- SLNS Gajaba
- SLNS Agbo (Madangal)
- SLNS Vijayaba
- SLNS Kanchadewa (Kayts and Velani)
- SLNS Velusumana (Mandathivu)
- SLNS Gotaimbara (Punguduthivu)
- SLNS Perakumba (Sampur, Trincomalee)
- SLNS Vasaba (Delft Island)
- SLNS Pussadeva (Vankalai)
- SLNS Theraputta (Shilawathura)
- SLNS Bharana (Mullikulam)
Harbour defence units
- SLNS Mahaweli (SLN Dockyard, Trincomalee)
- SLNS Kelani (Colombo Harbour, Colombo)
Former shore establishments
- HMCyS Rangalla (Diyatalawa)
- HMCyS Parakrama 2 (Trincomalee)
- HMCyS Gemunu 2 (Kochchikade, Colombo)
- HMCyS Kalaru
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