• Madu Ganga Biodiversity Area - A mangrove lagoon connected to the sea by a narrow canal, featuring 64 islands of various sizes, some of which are inhabited. The islands and shores host relatively undisturbed mangrove vegetation, rich in biodiversity, meeting 7 Criteria of International Importance. Many globally and nationally endangered, endemic, and rare species, such as the endemic and endangered plant Shorea affinis, the vulnerable and CITES-listed Mugger, the endangered Purple-faced Leaf Monkey, the Estuarine Crocodile, Flapshell Turtles, and the Indian Python, find refuge here. Located 1.5 hours from Colombo. $30 per person for the boat and driver.
• Galle Dutch Fort - Also known as the Galle Fort, this fortification was initially built by the Portuguese on Sri Lanka’s southwestern coast in the late 16th century. The Dutch extensively modified it in the 17th century, making it a significant archaeological, architectural, and historic monument that showcases European influence in Southeast Asia from the 16th to the 19th centuries. UNESCO recognized it as a World Heritage Site for its unique urban ensemble illustrating the interaction of European architecture and South Asian traditions, meeting criterion number four for such recognition. Located 45 minutes from the Madu River safari.
• Jungle Beach - Jungle Beach is a picturesque bay nestled in a forested area, one of Sri Lanka’s hidden gems. It offers a unique holiday experience with its pristine natural charm, as it is not frequented by many tourists due to its secluded location. Jungle Beach provides various water sports, including snorkeling, scuba diving, swimming, and boat rides. The reefs a few meters offshore are ideal for snorkeling, showcasing the region’s exotic marine life. Located 10 minutes from the Galle Dutch Fort.
• Japanese Peace Pagoda - Situated on the hillside of the Galle Fort, the Peace Pagoda is a serene and beautiful place to visit. Built by the Mahayana sect to promote peace in the Sri Lankan conflict zone, the Pagoda is a sight to behold, especially when viewed from Unawatuna, where it appears to emerge from the jungle. Located 5 minutes from Jungle Beach.
• Talpe - Talpe is renowned for its beach, ideal for swimming and surfing, with a small coral reef forming a natural swimming pool. The beautiful Koggala River adds to the area’s charm. Entrance fee: $5. Located 15 minutes from the Peace Pagoda.
• Stilt Fishermen Sri Lanka - In chest-deep water just off the beach, stilt fishermen sit on crossbars fixed to single poles planted in the seabed. These fishermen, among the poorest, spend hours casting their lines to catch small fish for sale or personal use. Located 5 minutes from Talpe.
• Coconut Tree Hill - A popular spot for travelers’ Instagram profiles, Coconut Tree Hill is a must-visit in Mirissa. This private coconut estate with a nearby temple is set on a high cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean and a pristine stretch of golden beach. Accessible throughout the day or night, it is located 25 minutes from the stilt fishermen.
• Secret Beach - Secret Beach Mirissa is a small, hidden beach with a bay area near the main Mirissa Beach. Although it has gained popularity, it remains less crowded than the main beach, retaining its hidden gem status. The beach is nestled in a cove, flanked by lush green palm-covered hills, creating several smaller beaches.
• Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project - Founded by Dudley Perera in 1981, this project aims to conserve sea turtles and protect them from predators like birds, dogs, and crabs. Visitors can learn about the protection and hatching process and may visit in the evening to release baby turtles into the sea, minimizing predator risk. A stop on the way back to Colombo.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Surcharges on fuel
• Service of an English Speaking Chauffeur Guide.
• Parking fees

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Entrance Fee for the Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation project - $7 per head
• Boat Rental fee for the Madu river safari - $30 per Head (02 Pax)

Immerse yourself in the rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning wildlife of Sri Lanka’s southern coastline on this exclusive full-day adventure from Colombo or Negambo. Discover the pristine beaches of Unawatuna and Mirissa, and explore the charm of Galle, all without the hassle of public transport. This private tour ensures you maximize your day, guided by a knowledgeable chauffer who will enhance your experience. Along the way, visit a turtle hatchery, enjoy a scenic cruise on the Madu River, partake in exhilarating watersports, and conclude with a leisurely stroll around the historic Galle Fort. Experience the best of Sri Lanka’s south in one unforgettable day.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.