Galle One-Day Tour (Dutch Colonial City)

Board a boat for an unforgettable ride through the lush mangroves of the Bentota River. Spot crocodiles, water monitors, and a variety of bird species in their natural habitat.

Continue to a local turtle hatchery. Learn about the conservation efforts to protect different species of sea turtles before releasing hatchlings into the wild.

Witness one of Sri Lanka's most iconic cultural practices as fishermen balance on wooden stilts to catch small reef fish near the shore.

Visit a working moonstone mine and see how this semi-precious stone is mined, graded, and polished. You can also browse the onsite shop if you wish.

Experience marine life without getting wet. Observe coral reefs and tropical fish through the glass-bottomed vessel, learning about Sri Lanka's vibrant underwater ecosystems.

Explore a local spice garden to discover aromatic herbs, exotic plants, and traditional remedies used in Ayurveda and Sri Lankan cuisine.

Arrive at the UNESCO World Heritage Galle Fort, a 17th-century stronghold once operated by the Dutch. Wander along the ramparts, visit the lighthouse, and soak in the colonial charm.

Depart Galle and head back to your hotel, reminiscing about the day's coastal exploration and historic insights.