This day excursion will positively show you an outstanding aspect of Sri Lanka! Begin by visiting the Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site, constructed by the Portuguese in 1588, and fortified with the useful resources of the Dutch.

The artwork of Sri Lankan Masks has existed for a long time. Mask carving is a nearby subculture in the Southern coastal area of Sri Lanka. Ambalangoda is widely recognised for traditional mask carvings and mask dancing. Visiting the Mask Museum of Ambalangoda will provide you with many insights into this talent preserved within the country.

Madhu river boat safari offers a fantastic experience to discover the mangroves and the biodiversity of the Madu River. Travellers can escape from the hustle and bustle of life and enjoy herbal beauty throughout this safari.

You will even discover the turtle hatchery a conservation effort protecting the endangered species. This venture has been underway on account of 1988. With the intention of monitoring local sea turtle interest and conserving the nearby nesting sites.

Stilt fishing also termed ‘Ritipanna’ in Sinhalese is a conventional fishing approach found inside the southern coastal areas. These are fisher folks who have interacted with fishing from a slim pole tied to a stick hooked up on the ocean beds.

The popular moonstone mines are visible in a small town around 10km from Hikkaduwa. Explore the mines on a guided tour in which you’ll research the process of the way these moonstones are excavated and mined in Sri Lanka’s largest moonstone mine.

This day tour will finish with a stroll on Unawatuna Beach which is one of the biggest traveller locations in Sri Lanka and is the most “well-known” beach. This mesmerising beach will allow you to witness the turquoise water, surrounded by way of green palm bushes!