Paradise Turtle Watching Tours: Enjoy Unique Natural Encounters in Tangalle, Sri Lanka

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Embark on a unique adventure with Paradise Turtle Watching Tours in Tangalle, Sri Lanka. Experience the beauty of nature and create unforgettable memories with our exceptional travel services.

Duration: 4 hours

Cancellation: 24 hours

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Highlights

Tangalle - We Receive a night (8.00 PM) pickup from your hotel in Tangalle and drive for 40 minutes to the turtle watching place.
Turtle Watch Rekawa - (This place is Protected area for turtles. Most often green turtles come here to lay eggs. If you want to take photographs please take a red polythene to cover your flasher or take a red light) and after back to Tangalle, arriving at your hotel around 12.00 AM)

What's Included

Private transportation (TukTuk)

What's Not Included

Turtlewatching Place Entrance Tickets Not includes.
Turtle watching Ticket price for 1 Person around is slr 2000,2 persons slr 4000,3 Persons slr 6000.

Additional Information

Welcome to Sri Lanka. Paradise Turtle Watching Tours From Tangalle offers top-notch taxi services across the entire island while you’re visiting Sri Lanka. With years of experience in the travel industry, I operate my own tour company. For newcomers, I provide a diverse range of travel experiences. We’re dedicated to providing a pleasant and memorable…

Location

Tangalle

Cancellation Policy

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

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Liha94

Dec 14, 2022

Unforgettable adventure turtle watching - During my stay in Tangalle, Sujith was an exceptionally helpful and reliable companion and tuktuk driver. The trip to the Rekawa Turtle Station was easy and spontaneous. Sujith is always on time and brought us to the station safely and quickly. When a turtle crossed our path on the way, he stopped spontaneously and we were able to See Our first turtle in the evening. I would probably never have discovered it by myself, but Sujith is always very observant. The station appears to be very animal friendly with the turtles and ensures that visitors do not get too close to the animals and avoid any light other than red light. We were very lucky that evening and hardly had to wait to walk down to the beach and watch the turtles lay their eggs. Especially the way back into the sea and the moment when the turtle was caught by the waves was very impressive. The trip was definitely worth it!