Cruise through mangrove forests, small islands, and cinnamon plantations on the scenic Madu River. This boat safari offers a peaceful nature escape, with chances to see wildlife, fish therapy spots, and local handicrafts.

Discover the mining process behind Sri Lanka’s famous moonstones. At this traditional mine, visitors can see how these semi-precious stones are carefully extracted, polished, and transformed into beautiful jewelry.

A somber yet enlightening stop, the Tsunami Museum pays tribute to the victims of the 2004 tsunami. It showcases powerful stories, images, and survivor accounts that reflect the strength and resilience of coastal communities.

Experience peace and spirituality at a local Buddhist temple near Galle. Known for its calm environment and intricate statues and murals, it’s a perfect place to reflect and learn about Sri Lankan religious traditions.

Step into history at the Galle Fort, a 400-year-old Dutch-built fortress surrounded by sea walls. Explore cobblestone streets, colonial buildings, cafes, boutiques, and the famous lighthouse—all within this timeless coastal gem.

The Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project, established in the 1980s, is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting endangered sea turtles. It's one of 18 turtle hatcheries along the southern coast of Sri Lanka, located on the coastline of Kosgoda. The hatchery focuses on collecting and incubating eggs in a controlled environment, releasing hatchlings back into the ocean when they are ready. It also works to rehabilitate injured adult turtles.