Ambalangoda to Galle Fort and
Madu River Day Tour

Take a journey along Sri Lanka’s southern coastline, where history, culture, and natural beauty await. This relaxing day trip takes you from Ambalangoda to the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort and the scenic Madu River wetlands, offering a perfect mix of colonial charm, tropical scenery, and local experiences.

Whether you’re exploring ancient ramparts, cruising through mangroves, or watching local artisans at work, this coastal tour is ideal for families, couples, and anyone looking to enjoy the highlights of southern Sri Lanka in one day.

Tsunami Photo Museum

Tsunami Photo Museum

A moving and informative stop that documents the impact of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami on local communities, preserving photographs and personal stories.

Mask Museum

Mask Museum

Start your day with a visit to the Ariyapala Mask Museum, where you’ll learn about Sri Lanka’s traditional devil masks, their cultural significance, and how they’re made.

Not to miss in this tour

  • Take a scenic boat ride through the mangroves of Madu Ganga.
  • Explore the historic ramparts and streets of Galle Fort.
  • Visit the moving Tsunami Photo Museum.
  • Learn about Sri Lankan mask culture in Ambalangoda.
  • Experience local crafts at a moonstone mine.

Things you will do

  • Enjoy a calm river safari with nature and bird watching.
  • Stroll through a 16th-century Dutch fort filled with charm.
  • Stop for tropical refreshments and local shopping.
  • Discover hidden temples, coastal life, and artisanal heritage.
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FAQ

Q. Is this tour family-friendly?

Yes! This tour is ideal for all ages, with a mix of relaxing boat rides, cultural visits, and light walking.

Q. Can we skip or add places?

Absolutely. The tour can be customized, just let us know your preferences.

Q. What time should we start?

A 7:00–8:00 AM start allows time to enjoy the river safari before the midday heat and explore Galle Fort at a relaxed pace.

Q. What’s included in the transfer?

Hotel pickup and drop-off in Ambalangoda, private air-conditioned vehicle, boat ride at Madu River, and guided stops at major attractions.

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