Leave behind the peaceful shores of Kosgoda and head south for a scenic day trip full of history, wildlife, and coastal charm. Travel through palm-fringed roads to discover Sri Lanka’s colonial past at the iconic Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with cobbled streets, historic buildings, and ocean views.
Before reaching Galle, enjoy a serene boat safari along the Madu River, where you’ll glide through mangroves, spot wildlife, and visit small islands. This tour is the perfect blend of nature and culture, ideal for a relaxed yet enriching coastal adventure.
Start your day with a heartwarming visit to a sea turtle conservation center in Kosgoda. Learn about the efforts to protect endangered sea turtles and even see hatchlings if you're lucky.
Delve into Sri Lanka’s traditional arts with a stop at the Ambalangoda Mask Museum. Discover the stories behind colorful devil masks used in dance and ritual, and see artisans at work.
Q. Is this tour suitable for families and kids?
Yes, absolutely! The boat ride, turtle hatchery, and Galle Fort are fun and educational for travelers of all ages.
Q. How long does the full-day tour take?
The tour typically lasts around 8–9 hours. Starting early around 8:00 AM lets you enjoy a relaxed pace.
Q. Is the rainforest safe to explore?
Yes, with a certified guide. You'll be following marked trails and routes. Leeches may be present, especially after rain, so socks and natural repellent are recommended.
Q. Can I combine this with a beach stop?
Yes! You can request a stop at Unawatuna Beach or Jungle Beach near Galle for swimming or lunch.
Q. What’s included in the transfer?
