• Galle Fort - Located in the Bay of Galle on Sri Lanka’s southwest coast, Galle Fort was initially constructed by the Portuguese in 1588 and later extensively fortified by the Dutch from 1649 onwards. This monument of historical, archaeological, and architectural significance has retained its polished appearance for over 432 years, thanks to the comprehensive restoration efforts by Sri Lanka’s Archaeological Department. The fort boasts a vibrant history and is home to a diverse, multi-ethnic, and multi-religious community. Both the Sri Lankan government and Dutch property owners within the fort are working towards making it a modern wonder of the world. Recognized by UNESCO, the fort is a cultural heritage UNESCO World Heritage Site under criteria iv, showcasing a unique blend of European architecture and South Asian traditions from the 16th to the 19th centuries.

• Jungle Beach - Jungle Beach, nestled between Galle and Unawatuna, is a hidden gem less frequented by tourists, offering a serene escape. Its proximity to the jungle makes it a unique destination. The pristine sandy beach provides a stunning view of Galle city and is an ideal spot for watching sunsets. Visitors can reach the beach via a beautifully marked trail or by boat, each offering a distinct experience. The beach is equipped with loungers for relaxation and features excellent restaurants. Jungle Beach is perfect for snorkeling, with vibrant fish visible in the clear waters. Snorkeling gear is readily available for rent. This tranquil beach is also great for swimming.

• Madu Ganga Biodiversity Area - Embark on a magical speed-boat journey along the picturesque Madu River, a wetland estuary covering over 900 hectares, with 770 hectares submerged and home to 64 islands. This boat ride offers an intimate view of the intricate wetland ecosystem, a world heritage site protected by the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, and one of Sri Lanka’s last pristine mangrove forests. Glide past expansive mangrove forests and under the playful curves of forest tunnels. Discover the unique biodiversity of the Madu River and its islands, teeming with diverse birds, plants, fish, and animals.

• Stilt Fishermen Sri Lanka - Stilt Fishing is a fascinating traditional fishing method in Sri Lanka, originating shortly after World War II. This technique was prevalent along the coast until the 2004 tsunami temporarily halted it. Today, the captivating sight of fishermen perched on branched poles, skillfully fishing at dawn, noon, and dusk, is common along the southern coast in towns like Koggala, Kaththaluwa, and Ahangama. Occasionally, stilt fishermen can also be spotted in the waters of the Madu River.

• Sea Turtle Farm Galle Mahamodara - A dedicated team of volunteers is committed to preserving sea turtles for future generations, with support from global well-wishers. The “Sea Turtle Hatchery” is located in Habaraduwa, in the southern part of Sri Lanka’s Galle district, near a stunning golden sand beach. Established in 1986, the center has released over 1,000,000 sea turtles into the ocean. Sea turtles are among the world’s rare species, with a heritage tracing back over 100 million years, possibly coexisting with dinosaurs. Currently, about eight varieties of turtles are known to exist.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Surcharges on fuel
• Parking fees

• Stilt Fishing chargers - 10 USD per person
• Madu boat ride chargers - 30 USD ( boat chargers )
• Sea turtle farm chargers - 10 USD per person

Embark on a day trip from Colombo to discover the wonders of Galle with an experienced driver and guide. Witness the unique stilt fishermen at Weligama, visit the Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery to see endangered turtles, and explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Galle Fort, encircled by 17th-century fortifications that contain colonial architecture, museums, and shops. Our Galle tour offers the most affordable rates via private car or van. Relax as everything is arranged for you, allowing you to create unforgettable memories. Reserve your spot now to enjoy the highlights of Galle, Sri Lanka.

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