• Galle Fort - This fort stands as a historical, archaeological, and architectural heritage site. Despite being over 423 years old, it retains a pristine look due to extensive restoration efforts by the Archaeological Department of Sri Lanka.
• Ariyapala Mask Museum - Located in Ambalangoda, this museum is renowned for its impressive collection of traditional masks, crafted by generations of skilled carvers from the area. Don’t miss the chance to purchase some of the more colorful and vibrant contemporary masks available for sale.
• Madu Ganga Biodiversity Area - Explore the unique beauty of the Madu River on a boat trip. This relatively untouched lagoon is a 915-hectare coastal wetland ecosystem that flows into the Indian Ocean.
• Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project - At the Turtle Hatchery in Kosgoda, nearly extinct turtles are bred and cared for. Visitors can observe newborn turtles and even participate in releasing them into the sea.

• Entrance fee to Turtle Hatchery
• English-speaking guide
• Bottled water
• Boat ride in Balapitiya
• Pickup and drop-off in Colombo harbour
• Lunch at a local restaurant

• Entrance fee to the sites not mentioned in price Includes section
• Tips to guides, restaurants. Tipping is expected
• Personal expenses

This journey encompasses the highlights of Sri Lanka’s Southern Coastline. Explore Galle, a city steeped in colonial history, and its renowned Dutch Fort. Stroll alongside the fort’s walls and the stone-paved paths that weave their way through the fort. Experience the Ambalangoda mask workshop and enjoy an unforgettable boat trip on the Madu river before dropping by the Turtle Hatchery. Remember to capture photos of the colonial-era architecture throughout this coastal trip.

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