• Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project - The Sea Turtle Farm and Hatchery is a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring the survival of sea turtles for future generations. Located in Habaraduwa, near a stunning beach, it is just 5 meters from the Galle-Matara main road. Since its inception in 1986, the center has successfully released over 500,000 sea turtles into the ocean.
• Madu Ganga Biodiversity Area - Situated in the southern region of Sri Lanka, the Galle district is home to the small town of Balapitiya. While the town itself might seem insignificant, it is notable for the Madu River, which boasts rich biodiversity. The river flows through Sri Lanka’s wet zone, expanding into the vast Madu Lagoon before reaching the Indian Ocean.
• Galle Fort Lighthouse - Located within the iconic Galle Fort, the Galle Lighthouse stands seven meters above the road on the fort’s ramparts. As Sri Lanka’s oldest light station, dating back to 1848, the original lighthouse was destroyed by fire in 1934 and later rebuilt to its current height of 26 meters. Nestled within the ancient Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site and popular tourist destination, it is the country’s most frequently visited lighthouse. (Combines with Galle Fort)
• Maritime Archaeology Museum - The National Maritime Museum of Galle is brimming with nautical and marine wonders, excavated from the sea and displayed here. Galle has long been a significant harbor, attracting ships and traders from around the world for thousands of years. Consequently, it fell under the influence of Dutch traders who prioritized profit above all.
• Galle Fort Clock Tower - The Galle Clock Tower is a four-story stone monument from the late 19th century. Constructed within the Galle Fort’s ramparts on the site of the former guardroom, it overlooks one of the fort’s three bastions. While the historic clock tower is a fantastic subject for photography, capturing it requires skillful maneuvering due to the steep angle nearby. It may be easier to photograph from the Moon Bastion, which the tower faces. (Combines with Galle Fort)
• Dutch Reformed Church - Originally constructed in 1640, the current building dates back to 1752. Its floor is paved with gravestones from Dutch cemeteries, and other notable features include the organ and a striking pulpit made from calamander wood, topped by a grand hexagonal canopy. (Combines with Galle Fort)
• Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct - Situated in Galle, the Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct, as its name suggests, is a shopping mall housed in a beautifully restored colonial building originally constructed during the Dutch occupation. It offers an ever-expanding array of dining, drinking, and shopping options, with stunning bay views from its upper balcony.

• Bottled water
• Professional Guide & Expert English Speaking Driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hotel pickup and drop off by an air conditioned vehicle

• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes

Galle is among the most beautiful cities in Sri Lanka, yet exploring all its highlights in just one day can be difficult without private transport. Perfect for those with limited time, this full-day, small-group tour from Colombo offers convenient door-to-door transfers. Experience a visit to a turtle hatchery, enjoy a sail on the Madu River (at your own cost), and explore key historical landmarks such as the Galle Fort Lighthouse and Clock Tower.

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