Mirissa’s Coastal Charms

The Tour

Discover the wonders of Sri Lanka by travelling through the various cities. Visit the coast for beach fun or the central hills for a thrilling adventure.

Highlights

Dutch Fort of Galle – UNESCO World Heritage Site

Hollow Dagoba of Kalutara Buddhist Temple

Turtle Hatchery in Kosgoda

Mask Museum in Ambalangoda

Unawatuna Beach

Weligama Stilt Fishermen

Inclusions

Private Transport
English-Speaking Guide
Refreshments and Water Bottles
Entrance Tickets To Mentioned Sites

Itinerary

Sight: Galle Fort Tour

Enter the vibrant city of Galle where you will come across the UNESCO World Heritage Site – The Galle Dutch Fort. It is considered one of the best-preserved sea forts in Asia. Walk through the cobblestone pathing and observe the different architecture of this ancient relic.

Sight: Mask Museum of Ambalangoda

Visit the Mask Museum in Ambalangoda where you can see the hundreds of traditional masks that were crafted using years of practice. Take a stroll through this location to see the authentic masks which are on display.

Sight: Turtle Hatchery in Kosgoda

The turtle hatchery is the next location on your visit. This place aims to conserve the dwindling population of sea turtles that come to lay eggs on Sri Lankan shores. The cause is an admirable one and visiting offers the conservationists the chance to explain and spread information regarding the situation.

Sight: Stilt Fishermen Weligama

The stilt fishermen of Weligama are fishermen who uphold an age-old tradition. This fishing method dates back many years and is done in shallow water. In old Sri Lankan literature, mentions of this method of fishing can be seen.

Sight: Unawatuna Beach

Visit Unawatuna Beach where you can enjoy the pristine clear waters and fun beach activities. Take this moment to relax after a long day of travelling and enjoy the calm breeze of the wind and the warmth of the sun.

Sight: Hollow Dagoba of Kalutara

At the Hollow Dagoba, visitors can enjoy the unique opportunity to walk through the dagoba. It is hollow with murals of Lord Buddha painted inside.