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Colombo Fort Railway Station
2h 30m · Admission ticket included
Choose your direction of adventure:
Colombo to Galle (Morning Ride) – Begin your day aboard a scenic coastal train, passing golden beaches, lush countryside, and vibrant fishing villages.
Galle to Colombo (Evening Ride) – Finish the day with a breathtaking train ride along the southern coast as the sun dips over the Indian Ocean.
Reserved seats ensure comfort, and light refreshments set the tone for your journey.
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Galle Dutch Fort
1h · Admission ticket included
Explore cobblestone streets and colonial architecture within this UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Galle Fort Lighthouse
1h · Admission ticket included
See the famed Galle Lighthouse overlooking azure waters and stroll cobblestone lanes lined with colonial mansions, art studios, and stylish cafés.
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stilt fishermen Sri Lanka
30m · Admission ticket included
En route, stop briefly to photograph the iconic stilt fishermen, an image of timeless tradition rarely witnessed elsewhere.
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Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project
1h · Admission ticket not included
Meet the gentle residents of Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery, where rescued turtles are nurtured and protected—an inspiring peek into conservation efforts.
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Madu River Buddhi Boat Safari Balapitiya
1h · Admission ticket not included
Cap off your adventure with a peaceful boat ride on the Madu River, gliding through mangroves and cinnamon plantations while spotting birds, water monitors, and tiny island shrines.
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1h · Admission ticket included
Begin your journey with a brief stop at Kalutara Bodhiya, one of Sri Lanka’s most revered Buddhist shrines, offering tranquil river views and a quiet moment of reflection.
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Unawatuna Beach
30m · Admission ticket included
Enjoy Lunch in the most Popular Unawatuna Beach at a Highly Rated beach Side Restaurant. And walk along the coast.
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Japanese Peace Pagoda - Rumassala
30m
Japanese Peace Pagoda
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Moonstone Mines and Gem Palace
30m · Admission ticket included
The Meetiyagoda moonstone mines in southwestern Sri Lanka are renowned for producing rare blue moonstones, mined using traditional methods since 1906. Located atop the world’s largest pegmatite vein of moonstone, the site offers visitors a glimpse into age-old mining techniques through water-filled pits and local workshops. Tourists can explore the mines, observe the gemstone extraction process, and purchase handcrafted jewelry, making it a unique destination that blends natural beauty with cultural heritage.
