• Colombo - Travelers will be picked up by a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle to explore Galle’s architecture on this full-day excursion. Enjoy the expansive views of the city during a visit to Galle.
• Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project - The Sea Turtle Farm and Hatchery is a non-profit organization dedicated to the survival of sea turtles for future generations. The “Turtle Farm” is located in Habaraduwa, near the beautiful beach, just 5m from the Galle - Matara main road. Since its inception in 1986, the center has released over 500,000 sea turtles into the ocean.
• Hikkaduwa Beach - Situated on the southwestern coast of Sri Lanka, Hikkaduwa is a charming beach community. Hikkaduwa Beach is one of Sri Lanka’s finest beaches. Known for its delicious seafood curries, relaxing massages, Buddhist temples, and water sports like diving, snorkeling, and surfing, Hikkaduwa offers a variety of attractions.
• Madu River Safari - Located in the Southern region of Sri Lanka, the Galle district is home to the small town of Balapitiya, which is notable for the Madu River. Rich in biodiversity, the river flows through Sri Lanka’s wet zone, opening into the expansive Madu Lagoon on its way to the Indian Ocean.
• Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct - Situated in Galle, the Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct is a shopping mall housed in a beautifully restored colonial building from the Dutch occupation era. It offers a growing selection of dining, drinking, and shopping options, with stunning bay views from its upper balcony. (Combines with Galle Fort)
• Ariyapala Mask Museum - Mask making is a renowned tradition in Sri Lanka. Many skilled mask makers operate along the Western, Southwestern, and Southern beaches of the island. The Ambalangoda region on Sri Lanka’s Southwestern shore is particularly known for its talented artisans.
• Galle International Cricket Stadium - Originally a racecourse for British colonials, Galle’s cricket ground was established over a century ago. Since 1998, it has hosted international matches, including the legendary final appearance of Sri Lanka’s great bowler, Muttiah Muralitharan, in 2010. The Sun Bastion to the south offers a fantastic view of the ground.
• Old Town of Galle and its Fortifications - The Old Town of Galle, Sri Lanka, was constructed as a fortified coastal city with substantial walls along the seashore. Designed with a European mindset, it was built to withstand attacks from colonial rivals by sea and land.
• Galle Fort - Originally constructed in 1640, the current structure dates back to 1752. Its floor is paved with gravestones from Dutch cemeteries, and other notable features include the organ and an impressive pulpit made from calamander wood, topped by a grand hexagonal canopy. (Combines with Galle Fort)
• Galle Fort Clock Tower - The Galle Clock Tower is a four-story stone monument from the late 19th century. Built within the ramparts of Galle Fort on the site of the former guardroom, it overlooks one of the fort’s three bastions. While the aged clock tower is a great photo opportunity, capturing it requires skillful maneuvering due to the steep angle nearby. It may be better photographed from the Moon Bastion, which the tower faces. (Combines with Galle Fort)
• Maritime Archaeology Museum - The National Maritime Museum of Galle is filled with nautical and marine wonders, excavated from the sea and displayed here. Galle has long been a major harbor, attracting ships and traders from around the world for millennia. It was not immune to the influence of Dutch traders, who prioritized profit above all else.
• Lighthouse Guest - The Galle lighthouse is located within the iconic Galle Fort. Built seven meters above the road on the ramparts, it is Sri Lanka’s oldest light station, dating back to 1848. The original lighthouse was destroyed by fire in 1934 and was rebuilt to its current height of 26m. The light station is within the walls of the ancient Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site and popular tourist attraction, making it the country’s most visited lighthouse. (Combines with Galle Fort) (Cannot be entered, viewable from outside)

• Free Wi-Fi onboard upon request
• King Coconut
• Water bottle
• Seasonal fruits
• Pickup & drop service by air-conditioned vehicle
• Professional & English-speaking expert driver

• Gratuity For Driver & Guide
• Food & Drinks Other than Specified
• Entrance Fees For Sites - River safari , Turtle hatchery
• STILT FISHING Experience ( subject to available-photo stop only)

Galle is a highly visited city in Sri Lanka, situated on the southwestern coast of the island and well-loved for its historical and cultural value. It was the primary port of the island before the 16th century Portuguese invasion. As you travel, keep an eye out for the local fishermen peddling their catch and marvel at the beautiful mix of emerald and azure along the coastal line. Let our driver know if you’d like to enjoy the sensation of sand beneath your feet. The etymology of Galle’s present name has two theories. A walk on the Galle Fort offers a unique spectacle as you peer down at the vast expanse of the sea below. You may appreciate the setting sun atop the fort. Once darkness falls, return to the harbor, your heart filled with unforgettable memories.

• Littering & smoking is prohibited inside the vehicle.
• Deposit trash in designated receptacles
• The exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions
• Subject to favorable weather conditions. If cancelled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date.
• We Recommend all customers carry the Vaccination card while traveling (Digitally or Physically)
• Comfortable walking shoes recommended for this tour.
• chauffeur guides may only offer limited assistance on stories, history and would provide a small amount of information. If you need full information Please refer the website or professional guides can be provided upon request with additional charge

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