Galle Odyssey

Galle Fort Tour

Explore the Dutch Fort of Galle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Asia’s most well-preserved colonial defences. Stroll along the cobblestone lanes, explore the ramparts, and visit the lighthouse. Discover the history by visiting the National Marine Museum, which houses marine antiquities from shipwrecks. Take a deep dive into the romantic citadel’s rich history, which includes the island’s oldest breadfruit tree.

Mask Museum of Ambalangoda

Galle is about an hour away from the seaside town of Ambalangoda in the south. Sri Lanka’s traditional art and subculture sector boasts a variety of talent. Explore the Ambalangoda Mask Museum, which has stood for decades as a mark of authenticity.

Turtle Hatchery in Kosgoda

Visit the turtle hatchery on Kosgoda’s beach strip, where fishermen gather turtle eggs before incubating and releasing them into the ocean. Six of the seven sea turtle species are currently threatened with extinction. The majority of it is caused by humans’ over-exploitation of natural resources.

Stilt Fishermen Weligama

A stilt fisherman was spotted near Weligama village. This beach town offers a long stretch of high-quality golden sand. This region of Sri Lanka is famous for its stilt fishermen.

Unawatuna Beach

The scenic bay surrounded by palm palms on Unawatuna, Southern beach, is popular for its laid-back atmosphere. This is an excellent day trip location since it is jam-packed with activities, has plenty of restaurants and pubs, and is best visited during the summer.

Japanese Peace Pagoda

The Japanese serenity Pagoda, located a few miles from Galle, is a one-of-a-kind sanctuary that provides anybody with serenity and quiet. Built by the Japanese, it became a symbol of peace on the island. Enjoy the breathtaking views of the coastline and the lively city of Galle.