Day 1 - Airport to Bentota
On arrival, you will be met by a Chauffeur Guide of Tour Driver Sri Lanka who will offer assistance. Thereafter transfer and check-in to your hotel in Bentota. And next move to the turtle hatchery kosgoda. After next proceed to Madu river boat safari. Yet some places are especially beautiful and draw hundreds of tourists with enchanting sceneries and serene atmosphere. Another location is Bawa garden.
Overnight in Bentota.
Turtle Hatchery Kosgoda - Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery - Of the eight varieties of turtle know to exist, Sri Lanka has five and all are endangered. Turtle eggs, which would otherwise be eaten, are bought for a few rupees each from local fishermen & re-buried along the beach.
Madu River Boat safari - Madu ganga is situated in Balapitiya, along the country’s southern coast , within the Galle District of the southern Province of Sri Lanka. During your boat ride, you can see huge mangrove forest by the river banks. Boats will ride under short tunnel, which is made out of mangrove. You can see many birds and animals who are living in this aquatic environment.
Brief garden - Brief Garden is the legendary garden and country home of Bevis Bawa and was the garden which inspired his brother, renowned architect Geoffrey Bawa to create Lunuganga. The beautiful house of Bewis, who died in 1992, is also accessible to the public.
Day 2 - Jungle Beach
After having breakfast next day proceed to Galle. And next location is Galle fort and Light house. After lunch proceed to unawatuna for diving. And relax on jungle beach Unawatuna.
Overnight stay at Galle.
Galle Fort - The Galle fort is a world heritage site and the largest remaining fortress in Asia built by European occupiers. A perfect combination of beach and culture, Galle has it all. Unesco named Galle Fort World Heritage, so the beauty of the building is being preserved.
Lighthouse - The Galle Lighthouse, or Pointe de Galle Light as it was also known, was the very first light station to be built in Sri Lanka. It is built seven meters above the road on the ramparts.
Diving Unawatuna - Unawatuna is one of the most popular destinations for travelers who visit Sri Lanka. Protected by coral reefs and safe swimming, wreck & reef diving plus some surf points are making this South Coast village a more and more popular diving destination.
Day 3 - Whale Watching
After having breakfast leave to Mirissa. Mirissa is best place for whale watching.
Overnight stay at Mirissa.
Mirissa whale watching - Mirissa Whale watching remains a year around leisure activity in Sri Lanka. The waters off Mirissa in the southern coast of Sri Lanka are home to some of the largest whale and dolphin colonies in the world.
Day 4 - Surfing Hirikatiya
Next day proceed to Hiriketiya for surfing activity. Hiriketiya Bay is a 500m beautiful horseshow shaped cove with left reef and beach surf break. Next location is Tangalle lagoon boat trip. And finally visit Mulkirigala Temple after lunch.
Overnight stay at Tangalle.
Surfing hirikatiya - Hiriketiya bay, also known as Horse shore bay, is located in small town of Dickwella. It is a perfect place for surf families to stay, catering for beginner to intermediate level. A picture-perfect beach lined with swaying palms await both beginners and the more advanced surfers from around the world, with a memorable Hiriketiya surfing experience.
Lagoon boat trip - The Lagoon is good for Kayaking and Canoeing and is full of birds and fishes and you could occasionally spot a water monitor. This part of the lagoon is quieter than the main body and lends for a far more intimate experience.
Mukirigala Temple - The Mulkirigala Rock Temple, aptly named ‘Little Sigiriya’ due to the resemblance of the Sigiriya Rock Fortress, is a unique temple in the Hambantota District. There are seven cave temples situated in five Terraced areas of different altitudes.
Day 5 - Udawalawa safari or Yala safari
Next day after having early breakfast proceed to Udawalawa safari or yala safari. As you wish to visit wild life safari. After journey, you will be driven to the airport in time to catch your flight back home.
We wish you a safe flight.
Udawalawa Safari – Initially, the objective of constructing this national park was to provide a sanctuary for the wild animals exiled due to the construction of the Udawalawe reservoir. Get close to exotic birds and beasts found in this renowned safari park, including wild elephants and an occasional leopard.
Yala Safari - Yala is Sri Lanka's most famous national park. Yala National Park has one of the highest densities of leopards, anywhere in the world. The leopard is also the top predator on the island. While the exclusive cat is the star here, 215 species of birds and over 44 diverse mammals call it home.
