Galle Day Tour from Colombo

Galle Day Tour from Colombo

Duration: Full Day Tour

08:00 AM: Meet your knowledgeable guide at the designated meeting point.

Stop at: Madu River, Nilwala River Safari, Bridge View, Custom Road, Balapitiya , Sri Lanka

Madu River, located in Sri Lanka, is a picturesque and tranquil water body that is rich with forests and wetlands. This river is famous for its serene boat rides, allowing visitors to explore its rich biodiversity and observe various bird species, reptiles, and aquatic life. The journey along Madu River provides a serene escape into nature's beauty and offers a glimpse into the peaceful rural life of the region. It's a popular destination for nature lovers and those seeking a calm and scenic excursion in Sri Lanka.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minuets

Stop at: Turtle Hatchery Hikkaduwa, Galle Road Colombo, Hikkaduwa Sri Lanka

The Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery, located in Sri Lanka, is a special place dedicated to the conservation of sea turtles. Here, baby sea turtles are cared for and protected until they are strong enough to be released into the ocean. Visitors can learn about these fascinating creatures, their life cycle, and the conservation efforts being made to ensure their survival. It's a unique opportunity to see baby turtles up close and support their conservation in a beautiful coastal setting.

Duration: 30 minuets

Stop at: Galle Fort , Church Street, Galle Sri Lanka

Galle Fort, situated in Sri Lanka, is a historic and well-preserved fortress by the sea. It was built by the Dutch in the 17th century and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort is famous for its cobblestone streets, colonial-era architecture, and charming atmosphere. Visitors can explore its narrow alleys, visit museums, dine in cozy cafes, and enjoy panoramic views from its ancient ramparts. It's a captivating place where history, culture, and picturesque scenery come together.

Duration: 2 Hours

Stop at: Stilt Fishermen Sri Lanka, Koggala Sri Lanka

Stilt fishermen are traditional fishermen in Sri Lanka who practice a unique and iconic method of fishing. They perch on tall wooden stilts planted in the shallow waters along the coast, often in a line, to catch fish. Balancing on these stilts, they use simple fishing rods and hooks to cast their lines into the water. It's a skillful and picturesque sight, making it a cultural attraction for tourists visiting Sri Lanka. Stilt fishing is not just a means of livelihood but also a cherished tradition that showcases the ingenuity and heritage of the local fishing communities.

Duration: 30 minuets

End of the Tour: You will be dropped off at the designated location or your preferred drop-off point.