• Galle Fort Lighthouse - Embark on a journey to discover the Portuguese and Galle historical landmarks 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 - Gain insights into the 2004 tsunamis and explore the memorial site.
• Hikkaduwa Harbour - A renowned tourist hotspot in Sri Lanka, Hikkaduwa invites exploration and the chance to feed turtles.
• Madu River Boat Safari - Experience outstanding service on the Madu Ganga boat safari, exploring the mangroves and biodiversity of the Madu River, with island visits, cinnamon and crocodile tales, and fishing activities.
• Kande Viharaya Temple - Visit the ancient Kande Viharaya Aluthgama, a Buddhist temple in Sri Lanka, featuring a colossal Buddha statue and engaging Buddhist 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, offering a picturesque and tranquil scene, especially at sunrise and sunset. Tourists can enjoy this authentic cultural experience along Koggala’s coast, capturing the beauty and peaceful rhythm of coastal life.
• Turtle Beach - Hikkaduwa’s Turtle Feeding Beach is a favored location for close encounters with sea turtles. Situated near the main beach, it allows visitors to feed and interact with turtles that often approach the shore. Early mornings provide the best opportunity to see 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 the protection of endangered sea turtles. It focuses on safeguarding 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, providing a unique opportunity to support the preservation of these magnificent creatures along Sri Lanka’s coast.

• Galle Fort
• Bottled water
• Crocodile watching and fish therapy
• Stilt fishermen
• Mask museum
• Licensed tour guide
• Parking fees

• Lunch
• Turtle hatchery
• Maaduriver safari

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.

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