• Galle Fort - Located in the bay of Galle on Sri Lanka’s southwest coast, Galle Fort was initially constructed in 1588 by the Portuguese. It was significantly fortified by the Dutch in 1668, and later expanded by the British in 1796. In 1988, Galle Fort was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort spans 52 hectares and is home to 272 families, serving as a living monument in Sri Lanka. It features 14 bastions, a National Museum, a lighthouse, a Dutch hospital, a marine museum, a clock tower, and a church, all showcasing the ancient city as a vibrant historical site.
• Rumassala - Formerly known as Buona Vista, Rumassala offers one of the finest coastal views, with a panoramic outlook over the bay of Galle and its surroundings. This location is steeped in legend, and Jungle Beach is one of its most attractive spots.
• Sea Turtle Conservation Project (Koggala) - This non-profit organization is dedicated to ensuring the survival of sea turtles for future generations. They have released over 100,000 turtles into the sea, and many injured turtles are given a second chance at life here. Visitors can learn about the seven species of sea turtles and participate in their release.
• Stilt Fishermen Sri Lanka - Stilt fishing is one of Sri Lanka’s most fascinating traditional fishing methods. Fishermen sit on a crossbar, known as ‘petta,’ attached to a vertical pole fixed in the sand a few meters offshore. From this elevated position, they cast their lines and wait for a catch. Although the method appears primitive and ancient, many fishermen are happy to demonstrate their techniques and share stories about their lives.
• Handunugoda Tea Estate - Tea cultivation was introduced to Sri Lanka by James Taylor in 1865 during the British colonial era. It spread throughout the country and is categorized into three regions based on elevation: low country, mid country, and up country tea. Handunugoda is a low country tea estate with its own factory. The tour is complimentary and includes a brief walk around the plantation to observe the various types of tea grown on site. Visitors can enjoy a delightful tea and chocolate cake break during the tour, which concludes with a tasting session of each tea produced.
• Jungle Beach - This beautiful sandy beach is popular for swimming and sunbathing, featuring a beach bar and seafood spot. It is a hidden gem, offering an attractive and serene beach experience.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Dinner

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