Seenigama Devalaya (Temple) is located by the Colombo – Galle main road, just before the
Hikkaduwa Town. This Temple is devoted for Devol Deviyan (God Devol) and around 300
years old. But some believe that, this place is more than 1000 years old, but there is
no any proven evidence.
Sea Turtle Hatchery & Rescue Center
This location is an ideal place to see the beautiful sea turtles in a protected
environment. A small charge will get you a tour from the caretakers and an opportunity
to see and feel baby turtles!
Galle Dutch Fort
Galle Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage site. This fortification which was first built by
the Portuguese in 1588. Later in the 17th Century, Galle Fort underwent extensive
modifications and expansions which were carried out by the Dutch.
Madu Ganga River
River Safari on a boat around Madu Ganga will let see and feel many interesting things
and activities. Visit Madu Ganga river and have a great experience
International Diving School
Blue Deep Diving Centre is offering the full range of recreational diving courses by
PADI, from Discover Scuba Diving to Dive Master. All dive courses are available in
English, Russian, and French with our PADI Instructor.
Hikkaduwa National Park
Hikkaduwa National Park, which is situated in the southern province in Sri Lanka, is one
of the two Marine National Parks in Sri Lanka. The national park contains a fringing
coral reef of high degree of biodiversity. The area was declared a wildlife sanctuary
in, 1979, upgraded to a Nature Reserve in 1988 and declared a national park in 2002.
Galle
Galle is a jewel. A Unesco World Heritage Site, this historic city is a delight to
explore on foot, an endlessly exotic old trading port blessed with imposing
Dutch-colonial buildings, ancient mosques and churches, grand mansions and museums.
Yala National Park
This is leopard country, and they are the Lords of the Jungle! With a leopard density
that's higher than anywhere else on this planet, these menacing predators prowl
majestically in Yala, while elephants roam in their numbers with cautious deer
scampering by their side
Mirissa
Fringing two sandy bays separated by a rock island reachable at low tide, Mirissa feels hidden away compared to Sri Lanka’s other busier resort towns. While the quiet sands are sprinkled with bars and surf rentals, it’s Mirissa’s May-to-November whale-watching boat trips that steal the show.
