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Galle Day Tour

Highlights

  • Dutch Fort of Galle - UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Hollow Dagoba of Kalutara Buddhist Temple
  • Turtle Hatchery in Kosgoda
  • Mask Museum in Ambalangoda
  • Unawatuna Beach
  • Weligama Stilt Fishermen

Inclusions

  • Private Transport
  • English-Speaking Guide
  • Refreshments and Water Bottles
  • Entrance Tickets To Mentioned Sites

Itinerary

  • Sight: Galle Fort Tour

    Asia’s best-preserved sea fort and a UNESCO World Heritage Site are two of the titles that have been bestowed upon the Galle Dutch Fort. It is a bygone memory of a different time in which Sri Lanka was colonised. When you visit this fort, take in the architecture of the timeline while noticing the intricate details that have been preserved after decades.

  • Sight: Mask Museum of Ambalangoda

    Numerous colourful masks can be found in the amazing Mask Museum. See their journey and take in these works of art that have long outlived their creators. When you visit you can appreciate the years of skill and expertise that have gone into honing this craft.

  • Sight: Turtle Hatchery in Kosgoda

    Some turtle species find Sri Lankan beaches to be ideal places to lay their eggs. Conservationists have realized in recent years that the number of turtles that visit these beaches is decreasing each month, endangering the lives of these species. In order to guarantee their survival, efforts were then made to collect the few eggs that remained. One place where such an attempt is made is the Kosgoda hatchery. Visit this cause to learn more about it and to contribute to this crucial mission.

  • Sight: Stilt Fishermen Weligama

    One of the first things you'll notice when you arrive at Weligama is the poles protruding from the shallow water. Sri Lankan fishermen might be seen leaning on the pole with a fishing rod extended if you continue to observe. In Sri Lanka, this age-old stilt fishing technique has been used for many generations. These methods have been handed down to them through family generations and many of these fishermen employ them. You can see how important heritage is to Sri Lankans which is a wonderful vision at first glance.

  • Sight: Unawatuna Beach

    Visit Unawatunas serene beach as your next destination. Palm trees adorn the shoreline of this crescent-shaped beach. This seaside city is the ideal place to stop and take in the sights or grab a snack because of the breathtaking views of the beach which perfectly complement its attractions.

  • Sight: Hollow Dagoba of Kalutara

    Only this particular Dagoba in Kalutara permits visitors to enter and stroll around it. It is adorned with murals that show scenes from Lord Buddha's life. The chance to have a special and spiritual moment is extremely rare.