• Galle Fort Lighthouse - Embark on a journey to explore the Portuguese historical sites within Galle Fort, especially enchanting at sunset.
• Jungle Beach - Unawatuna’s Jungle Beach offers a tropical and secluded atmosphere, perfect for enjoying various beach activities.
• Tsunami Memorial - Discover the history of the 2004 tsunamis and delve into the past.
• Hikkaduwa Harbour - A renowned tourist spot in Sri Lanka, Hikkaduwa offers opportunities to explore and feed turtles.
• Madu River Boat Safari - Experience exceptional service on the Madu Ganga boat safari, exploring the mangroves and biodiversity of the Madu River. Enjoy island visits, cinnamon and crocodile stories, and fishing activities.
• Kande Viharaya Temple - Visit the ancient Kande Viharaya Aluthgama, a Buddhist temple in Sri Lanka, featuring a massive Buddha statue and cultural activities.
• Stilt Fishermen Sri Lanka - In Koggala, witness the unique and traditional stilt fishing method practiced by local fishermen. Balancing on tall wooden poles in shallow waters, these fishermen cast their lines into the sea. This age-old technique, passed down through generations, provides a picturesque and tranquil view, especially at sunrise and sunset. Tourists can experience this authentic cultural practice along Koggala’s coast, capturing the beauty and peaceful rhythm of coastal life.
• Seenigama Muhudu Viharaya - The Seenigama Devalaya, or Sri Devol Maha Devalaya, is a historic temple near Hikkaduwa in Sri Lanka’s Galle District. Located on a small island about 300 meters offshore, the temple is dedicated to Devol Deviyo, a local deity known for protecting fishermen and their boats.

Believed to be around 1,300 years old, the temple has a documented history of over 300 years. Originally on the mainland, coastal erosion has turned it into an island shrine.

Visitors can reach the temple by boat or, during low tide, by wading through shallow waters. The site is famous for its spiritual significance, attracting devotees seeking blessings, protection, and solutions to personal issues. Remarkably, the temple survived the 2004 tsunami, which devastated the surrounding area, enhancing its revered status among locals and tourists.

• Turtle Beach - Hikkaduwa’s Turtle Feeding Beach is a favored location where visitors can encounter sea turtles up close. Situated near the main beach, this attraction allows tourists to feed and interact with turtles that often approach the shore. Early mornings are ideal for spotting these gentle creatures, offering a wonderful chance for both children and adults to learn about marine conservation while enjoying a unique, hands-on experience with Sri Lanka’s coastal wildlife.

• Sea Turtle Farm Galle Mahamodara - The Ahungalla Sea Turtle Conservation and Research Center is committed to protecting endangered sea turtles. It focuses on safeguarding turtle nests, rehabilitating injured turtles, and raising hatchlings for safe release. Visitors can tour the center to learn about turtle conservation and even participate in releasing baby turtles into the ocean. It’s a unique opportunity to support the preservation of these magnificent creatures along Sri Lanka’s coast.

• Jungle beach entrance
• Galle Fort
• Bottled water
• Crocodile watching and fish therapy
• Stilt fishermen
• Mask museum
• Licensed tour guide
• Tea and coffee
• Parking fees

• Lunch
• Turtle hatchery
• Mangrove islands
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Use of SCUBA equipment

This is a wonderful opportunity to explore one of the few UNESCO World Heritage sites in Sri Lanka and enjoy some quality time there. In addition to the Galle Fort, there are several other noteworthy spots to discover on the way to Galle. These include the Kalutara Temple, Hikkaduwa Turtle Feeding, Madu River Safari, Tsunami Village, Jungle Beach, Stilt Fishermen, and Wewurukannala Viharaya.

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