Galle and Bentota Day Excursion From Colombo
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Overview
Discover the highlights of southern Sri Lanka on a full-day private excursion combining the historic Galle Fort, a scenic river boat safari on Madu Ganga, a visit to a unique tea estate, and the beautiful Unawatuna beach.
This excursion takes you through the entire Galle Fort area, offering breathtaking views, in-depth knowledge of colonial history, fascinating stories, and rich cultural insights. You will gain an understanding of modern Sri Lankan culture and its intricate connection to the colonial period. The journey also includes a memorable river boat safari through the serene waterways of Madu Ganga, a stop at the renowned Handunugoda Tea Estate near the sea, and time to relax at the stunning Unawatuna Beach before returning.
Highlights
- The famous unforgettable river boat safari in Madu Ganga is GOALS! And yes,
- 30 minutes from Galle Fort lies the Handunugoda Tea Estate, perhaps the
- The Galle Fort, or Dutch Fort as it is also known, is a fortification first
- Unawatuna is one of the biggest tourist destinations in Sri Lanka and is the
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Itinerary
Stop 1: Madu Ganga River Boat Safari
- Madu Ganga River Boat Safari: An unforgettable river boat safari through the serene waterways of Madu Ganga. Do not miss the famous fish spa experience — one of the finest excursions Sri Lanka has to offer, keeping you amazed at every turn.
Stop 2: Handunugoda Tea Estate
- Handunugoda Tea Estate: Located just 30 minutes from Galle Fort, this is perhaps the closest tea plantation in the world to the sea. Renowned as the Virgin White Tea Factory, the estate produces a unique white tea that is completely untouched — a rare and extraordinary experience for tea lovers.
Stop 3: Galle Fort (Dutch Fort)
- Galle Fort: Also known as the Dutch Fort, this fortification was first built by the Portuguese on the southwestern coast of Sri Lanka in the late 16th century. Extensively modified by the Dutch in the 17th century, it stands today as one of the finest examples of colonial-era architecture in Asia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Stop 4: Unawatuna Beach
- Unawatuna Beach: One of Sri Lanka's most celebrated destinations, Unawatuna is a stunning banana-shaped beach of golden sand and turquoise waters, framed by lush palm trees. A perfect way to end the day before heading back.
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