Yala Jeeep safari from colombo
Experience an unforgettable Galle Day Tour from Colombo, a captivating journey seamlessly blending history, culture, and natural beauty. Along the way, indulge in the pristine serenity of Bentota Beach and the enchanting allure of the Madu River. Feel the golden sands of Bentota beneath your feet, offering a moment of tranquility before continuing your exploration. Cruise through the mangrove-lined Madu River, immersing yourself in its scenic beauty. Upon reaching Galle, delve into the colonial charm of the Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Our Galle Day Tour promises a perfect synthesis of relaxation and cultural discovery, creating lasting memories without compromise.
What's included
- Private transportation
- Lunch
- Bottle of Water
- Parking Fees
- GST (Goods and Services Tax)
- Hotel Pick up & Drop off
What to expect
Itinerary
This is the itinerary for Curd at Sunset a Galle Day tour from Colombo
Stop At: Bentota Beach
Water Sports | Kayak | Snorkeling | Scuba
Bentota stands as the epitome of Sri Lanka’s famed golden sandy beaches, renowned for its captivating sunset vistas beneath the shade of palm trees along the Indian Ocean. This coastal haven is a beloved destination for global travelers, celebrated for its meticulously organized hospitality offerings by renowned hotel chains and specialized services. The convergence of the Bentota River with the ocean forms a scenic estuary, creating an extensive sandy coastal stretch that beckons beach enthusiasts. Embrace a paradise where water sports, sea excursions, boat trips, delectable seafood, and countryside sightseeing top the bucket list. Bentota is also a sought-after destination for traditional spa indulgence and wellness programs, ensuring a holistic retreat for every visitor.
Duration: 3 hours
Stop At: Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project, 13A Galle Road, Kosgoda 80570 Sri Lanka
Sightseeing | Release the Baby Turtle to Sea | Educational Program
Sea turtles stand out as some of the most captivating creatures globally, with an evolutionary history dating back to the late Jurassic period. These remarkable beings find their habitat in both the sea and beach dunes. Matured female sea turtles undertake awe-inspiring migrations to lay their eggs on the beach. A typical clutch comprises 50 to 350 eggs, buried in circular holes 20cm to 40cm deep in the sand. After an incubation period of 50–60 days, baby sea turtles break free from their shells, navigate through the sand, and embark on their journey into the ocean. In Sri Lanka, extensive conservation efforts are in place to protect sea turtles from natural predators and human interference. The southwest coast, particularly Kosgoda, serves as a prominent home for various sea turtle species. Volunteering missions play a crucial role in these conservation projects sanctioned by the National Wildlife Conservation of Sri Lanka. Consider engaging in volunteering opportunities to contribute to the protection and preservation of these majestic creatures in diverse ways.
Duration: 1 hours
Stop At: Madu Ganga Biodiversity Area, Balapitiya Sri Lanka
The Maadu Ganga, also known as Madu Ganga, is a recognized RAMSAR Protected Wetland Conservation area since 2003, nestled in the southern coastal inland region of Sri Lanka. This pristine Mangrove Lagoon flows into the Indian Ocean through a network of small creeks and estuaries. The Maadu Ganga forms a breathtaking backwater marsh enveloped by a lush Mangrove Forest, providing a vibrant habitat for 300 species, including 19 endemic varieties. This wetland wildlife sanctuary boasts 111 bird species, 50 types of butterflies, and 25 varieties of mollusks. A journey into the Madu Eco System is a highly sought-after activity, attracting both locals and foreigners. Cruising from private piers at Balapitiya, the river safari takes you deep into the wetland corners, offering glimpses of the surrounding islands and the unique lifestyle of the local villages. Highlights of this incredible boat trip include the Fish Doctor Therapy, Cinnamon Island Trails, the Island Village Temple, a Long Foot Bridge, Bird Watching, Filming opportunities, Professional Photo Shooting, and exploring the river bank villages. Immerse yourself in the wonders of Madu Ganga for an unforgettable and enriching experience.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Galle Fort, Church Street, Galle 80000 Sri Lanka
Sightseeing | Swimming at Lighthouse | Have Curd at Sunset
In a bygone era, Galle Fort was the residence of the Portuguese, who unexpectedly arrived in Ceylon. Enchanted by its allure, they constructed a Rampart in 1584 and established a lasting presence until the Dutch colonials claimed ownership. The Dutch era is renowned for shaping Galle Fort, as they erected the most captivating fortress city with classic colonial architecture in 1684. However, the British eventually overpowered them, bringing their rule to an end. Subsequent to British rule, Galle Fort underwent significant reforms, including the construction of the Lighthouse. Even with these changes, Galle Fort retains its historical charm, multicultural essence, and typical features, standing as a UNESCO World Heritage site in Sri Lanka.
Duration: 2 hours
Departure and return
- We pickup from any Hotel in Colombo or Negombo area
Accessibility
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Near public transportation
- Infant seats available
Additional information
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Most travelers can participate
- This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.