Discover the Mythical Tale of Rama and Ravana, along with the Scientific Background as explained by Dr Arthur C Clarke of its unique biodiversity. Explore the Japanese Peace Pagoda, a Tribute to Tsunami Victims. Wander through Herb Gardens and get to see some of the rare Medicinal Plants. One such plant which can be found at Rumassala is the kalu nika herb, which according to folklore is said to have magical properties. Take a Dip in the Refreshing Waters of Jungle Beach or Enjoy Snorkeling Adventures.

Handunugoda, the only estate closest to the sea giving its own unique proposition, is nestled away 5 Km’s from one of the most famous tourist destinations in Sri Lanka, Koggala. Home to the legendary Virgin White Tea, today it offers a refreshing experience of local customs. Tour the plantation fields and tea factory, sampling freshly brewed low country teas to take home.

Enjoy a 6km Boat Ride Perfect for Bird Watchers. Spot Close to 25 Species of Birds and Explore the Serene Surroundings. This safari, meandering through lush vegetation, will doubtless be a memorable and rewarding experience for every nature lover. The placid waters of the river are home to numerous species of water birds, butterflies, and water monitors, as well as habitats of mangroves and variously coloured lilies. Sri Lanka is home to about 19 species of mangroves, and one could easily observe about seven of these species during this excursion.

The classic bike ride is suitable for all. It is a gentle loop starting and finishing at the Idle bikes base near Wijaya Beach. It passes through Eluvila Bird Sanctuary and out into the paddy fields sticking to local paths and quiet roads. There is a halfway stop for king coconuts served under an ambalama in a private and exclusive jungle garden.

The Galle Fort was built by the Portuguese, fortified later by the Dutch and is well preserved till today. In addition to the Portuguese and Dutch remains, you will also find many British mansions left behind. Because of its extraordinary history, the fort has enormous cultural and architectural value. As such, it’s recognized as a UNESCO heritage site to preserve the area’s beauty. It was also an important trading port for hundreds of years. Nowadays, the beautiful old buildings are transformed into trendy shops, cafes, and restaurants. From shopping, exploring the history, or sunset at the fort’s wall, you could spend an entire day exploring the beauty of Galle Fort.

Traditional Sri Lankan arts and crafts are an integral part of the island's history. Begin at a handloom factory and explore the Craft Village which is the home to stone carving and jewelry making traditions. Engage with descendants of wood carvers, stone carvers, and Jewelry artisans who master centuries old techniques. Visit a rattan factory and stop over for lunch at Malabar Hills. Continue Your Journey with beeralu lace making pottery and home-based batik artisans.

Start the Journey through the Portuguese, Dutch, and British Eras. Discover Sri Lanka's Colonial-Influenced Architecture within Galle Fort. Visit a Unique 260-Year-Old Atapattu Walawwa, where one could see the aspects of past ways of life as embodied in architectural and other artifacts. The evocation of external forms, interior spaces and living environments of this beautifully preserved southern walawwa is enriched by a description of the life of one of its most distinguished occupants lived in it over a period of more than 200 years. Finally head to an Inspirational, whimsical, and enchanting, Lunuganga country estate that offers a precious window into the mind of its famous creator, the architect Geoffrey Bawa. This legendry architect converted a plantation into a magnificent garden which blossomed into a rich ecosystem of mostly endemic flora and fauna.

Join our Coconut Plantation and Village Tour for a captivating journey. Witness a traditional metal smith at work and explore the largest coconut plantation in the south. Immerse yourself in the buffalo curd industry and witness coconut toddy tapping, savouring the fresh toddy. Discover the various stages of the famous Jak fruit and indulge in a delicious lunch break at Crystal Sands. Gain insights into the coir industry and visit a traditional coconut oil mill. Lastly, enjoy a scenic drive through the village, passing by picturesque paddy fields and chena cultivations.

Just a 30-minute drive from Galle lies a lush green village boasting acres of cinnamon estates, tea estates, and various vegetable farms. Among them is the Kithul industry, where you'll discover how rural communities in Sri Lanka utilize the Kithul tree for its multiple uses and considerable economic value. Learn about the process of converting Kithul sap into toddy, treacle, and jaggery, highly sought after both locally and abroad. Also watch how cinnamon processing is done during this enlightening tour.

Whale and dolphin watching in Mirissa is one of the most exciting water activities you can do during your holiday in Sri Lanka. Often spotted blue whales are the biggest animals in the world and Mirissa is the best place for whale and dolphin watching tours in Sri Lanka. Whale watching season in Mirissa is from November to April.